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VIEWSONIC OFFICIALLY LAUNCHES VPD400 MOVIEBOOK MEDIA PLAYER

Viewsonic was showing this one off way back in July alongside a slew of other gear, but it's just now gotten fully official with its VPD400 MovieBook media player, which is apparently available right away for $129.99. That will get you a 4.3-inch 800 x 480 display, 8GB of internal memory, a micro SD card slot for more, an AV out port for some bigger screen viewing (not HDMI, it seems), and a promised 12 hours of battery life for audio and six for video not to mention your choice of black, pink...

GH-UH204SB USB HUB

The GH-UH204SB might look like your average USB hub at a glance, but it actually has a rather unique feature, which allows users to switch each USB port on or off. Granted, it’s certainly not an earth-shattering feature, but it’s one of those things that you sometimes wish you had, right? At ¥ 2,980 ($33), it’s certainly a little...

SUPER CHEAP ARCHOS

Archos has been on a real PMP tear as of late, releasing the Archos 2 Vision, 3 Vision, and the Clipper all in one pop back in August. The company's now launched yet another Vision model, the entry-level 1 Vision. This tiny little 4GB dude has a 1.5-inch LCD and supposedly gets about 20 hours of battery life per charge. No video support in this puppy, but the €30 (somewhere in the realm of $45) pricetag should temper some of your crushing disappointment over its lack of features. The Archos...

LEXMARK INTERACT ALL-IN-ONE INKJET PRINTER

Lexmark has rolled out its Web-connected touch screen capable all-in-one (AIO) inkjet printer, known as Interact, where it will boast wireless connectivity, Lexmark's new Vizix print technology and the SmartSolutions touch screen all for $199 a pop. With this, you can access Apple News RSS feeds directly, working in tandem with MobileMe SmartSolution to access your stored photos straight from the touch screen display, while the LexPrint App can print from an iPhone or iPod touch directly to...

WORLD’S FIRST USB 3.0 FLASH DRIVE BY SUPER TALENT

USB 3.0 devices are just now starting to peek their heads out at retail, and it looks as if Super Talent is doing its darnedest to not be left out of the spotlight. Said company has just introduced what looks to be the planet's first USB 3.0 thumb drive (or "RAIDDrive," as it were), promising transfer rates of up to 320MB/sec when relying on a separate UAS Protocol driver with a USB 3.0 port. If you're using a stock USB 3.0 socket, you'll see speeds as high as 200MB/sec, while those bold...