Put your iPod in Meat
This iPod case is certainly for those with more eclectic tastes. Made from a synthetic plastic to mimic the appearance of meat, this beef iPod case will be a conversational piece, if nothing else. The case will set you back 68 USD (6,980 Yen), and you can buy it here.
MPIO Launches V10 PMP
MPIO isn’t always known for impeccable style and design, but it’s latest PMP is certainly head-turner. Meet the V10 PMP. With a 3 inch WQVGA touchscreen, you’ll be zooming through multimedia in no time. The V10 also has 8 GB of storage, an SD expansion slot, an FM Tuner, TV Output, support for almost every audio and video format, and Windows Ce 5.0. It also has battery life up to 5 hours! No word on pricing or launch date, but I’ll keep you updated!
Sony Rolly to Roll Out New Colors
Remember the Sony Rolly? That funny little music companion that rolls around while playing your favorite tunes? Now, set to launch in Japan on April 19th, Sony’s Rolly is available in different colors. In addition to the $400 price tag for the Rolly, you can buy customizable colored wings for $15 a pop to make your Rolly stand out from… all the *other* Rollys. A US launch is anticipated soon. To buy one in the meantime, check Ebay.
BenQ’s MID Specs Unveiled
BenQ looks to break into the UMPC ring with their Atom-based miniature computer. The MID is going to be much like the tiny Eee PC with an 800 MHz Silverthorne processor, 512 mb of RAM, 4 GB of memory, and a Poulsbo chipset. BenQ’s MID also will have connectivity options such as HSDPA, 802.11 b/g WiFi, and Bluetooth 2.0. Additionally, the MID will sport a 4.8 inch touchscreen, a 0.3 megapixel camera, “G-Sensor,” GPS and voice-activation. No word on launch date or price, yet. Click here for more information.
T-Mobile’s Shadow II: Leaked Photos
Here are the first glimpses of T-Mobile’s sleek Shadow II. A revised version of the original Shadow phone, the Shadow II has a refined design with smoother edges and a new glossy overlay on top of the keys. The Shadow II is also rumoured to have Hotspot@Home support. Information is scarce, but I’ll be sure to keep y’all updated.