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KINGSTON DATATRAVELER 410

The Kingston DataTraveler 410 USB flash drive has upped the device's read/write speeds to 20MB/s for you who are always in a hurry to transfer data a wee bit faster. Depending on your storage needs, you will be able to choose from 4GB, 8GB, 16GB and 32GB capacities that retail for $26, $46, $84 and $134, respectively. Too bad there isn't any waterproof specifications built into this to make it more rugged, but at least you will be able to make sure your data within remains safer than normal...

SAMSUNG CORBYTXT PHONE

The Samsung B3210, also known as the CorbyTXT phone, is a message-centric handset that targets those who are constantly typing out a flurry of text messages as well as emails and instant messages. This is made possible thanks to the a full QWERTY keyboard located right on the phone's face, where quick launch buttons on the handset's front offer fast access to key features such as a music player, camera and messaging application. Nice to see a 3.5mm earphone jack being retained, making it...

SAMSUNG INSTINCT HD

And you thought T-Mobile and Sprint were sniffing the good stuff when they demanded $350 for the HTC Touch Pro2. Shortly after Instinct HD boxes began showing up at select Sprint stores, the flagging carrier has finally come forward with an official ship date (9/27) and price. Try as we may, we still can't figure out why exactly "HD" is tacked on the end of this thing; the 480 x 320 display is decidedly average, it can't play back high-def content on the device itself, and the "HD" video...

PSP’S PRICE HACKS BY SONY

While Sony seemed more than willing to show off its new PSP Go Converter and even more willing to gloat about its one millionth PS3 Slim sale, this little tidbit was pushed away in some neglected corner of the Tokyo Game Show. Thanks for you, we're dedicated to leaving no stone unturned, and now we've discovered that the outfit is fixing to cut 15 percent from the PSP-3000's price tag... but only in Japan. Starting on October 1st, the UMD-friendly handheld will be offered in The Land of the...

COMPARING PALM TO IPHONE 3GS

Market research firm Interpret recently made some discoveries about public perception of smartphones that should shock, surprise, and amaze you. The just released report, dubbed "Signature Smartphones: Gaining Mindshare in Order to Gain Market Share," reveals that despite being massively disadvantaged in the marketplace, Palm managed to nab a huge chunk of mindshare with the Pre in fact, the report suggests that the Pre is number two only to the iPhone 3GS in the metric. The study looks at the...