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Chinavasion has started selling the new Mini Bluetooth Keyboard that comes equipped with a touchpad and a laser pointer.
The device provides full wireless control of your PC and smartphone. This easy-to-use Mini Bluetooth Keyboard features a full QWERTY keyboard complete with function (Fn) key, F1 through F8 keys, space bar, number keys, Page UP/DOWN keys, left and right mouse keys and a responsive touchpad.

There are 72 keys in total – making this our most complete mini Bluetooth PC keyboard to date. The Chinavasion Mini Bluetooth Keyboard retails for just $45.22 each.

Corsair introduced two new members from the Force Series SSD family. As the name already imply, the Corsair Force Series F90 and F180 SSDs are built using the mighty Sandforce SF-1200 SSD processor, which provides an exceptional performance, including read speeds of up to 285MB/sec and write speeds of up to 275MB/sec, with a 4K random write throughput of up to 50,000 IOPs.

The Corsair Force Series F90 and F180 SSDs are now available for $189.99 and $399.99, respectively.

Viewsonic has also joined the all-in-one market by dropping a new all-in-one desktop PC for the US market called the VPC220T.

This space-saving machine sports a Full HD screen in the form of the 21.5-inch 1920 x 1080 LED-backlit multi-touch display, and is powered by a 3.06GHz Intel Pentium E6600 processor, a NVIDIA GeForce 310M graphics card with 512MB of VRAM to run all your Full HD contents and some simpleton games, a 4GB DDR3 RAM, a 320GB hard drive, a 1.3-megapixel webcam, a DVD writer, and a 4-in-1 card reader.

Connectivity wise, there are WiFi and an HDMI port. The computer also has a pair of 3W speakers and is pre-loaded with Windows 7 Professional OS. The VPC220T sells for $1,049.

Coby is offering you their newest Android tablet namely the Kyros MID7015. Powered by an 800MHz Telechips TTC8902 processor, the device sports a 7-inch 800 x 480 resistive touchscreen display, a 4GB of internal storage, a microSD card slot, WiFi, a USB 2.0 port, an HDMI port, a 3200mAh battery and runs on Android 2.1 OS.

If you are interested, the Kyros MID7015 will cost you $250.

LG doesn’t seem to want to be left behind in the tablet business, since Samsung is making waves with their Galaxy Tab. The company has unveiled their latest Windows 7 tablet namely the LG E-Note H1000B. This is a 10.1-inch tablet sporting 1366 x 768 resolution capacitive screen.

The tablet runs on the Microsoft Windows 7 Starter OS, a 1.6GHz Atom Z530 processor, a 16GB of SSD storage, a 1GB of memory and a 4-cell battery. Measuring 14.5-mm thick and weighing 850 grams, the tablet also packs a couple of USB 2.0 port, an SD card reader and supports Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n as well as Bluetooth 3.0. The LG E-Note H1000B 10.1-inch Windows 7 tablet is priced at ?961,000 (roughly $850).

Buffalo is set to drop a new line of USB 3.0 flash drives ‘RUF3-SS’ for the Japanese market. Coming in capacities ranging from 8GB to 64GB, these drives feature a USB 3.0/2.0 connection interface and promise to deliver transfer speeds of up to 71MB/s. The RUF3-SS USB 3.0 flash drives will become available in Japan early next month for $33.2 (8GB), $59.5 (16GB), $113.3 (32GB) and $212.8 (64GB), respectively.

In an official statement from Intel, Sandy Bridge processors along with motherboards from partner manufacturers will be launched on the 5th of January at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2011). The launch will take place at Venetion Hotel in Las Vegas. In Sandy Bridge, the CPU and graphics processing unit (GPU) will be combined in one 32-nanometer piece of silicon, unlike current Westmere where only the processor lies in the 32nm chip.

Intel, already the largest graphics chip supplier in the world, will be competing against Nvidia’s higher-performance stand-alone GPUs and AMDs’ integrated CPU-GPU products and higher-performance standalone GPUs. This will be a tight fight, since a large number of lower end systems and notebooks are already running on Intel’s integrated graphics.

When the launch is made, almost every manufacturer in the world will come up with Sandy Bridge. HP, Dell, Apple, Sony, Acer, Lenovo, and Toshiba have all announced that they are up for it. Oddly, a talk to a friendly chap in local IT stores of Low Yat Plaza at KL reviews that Sandy Bridge chips and motherboards will be available as early as mid of December, which probably means that there’ll be some people breaking NDAs again this time. They say it’s probably as early as 5th of December, but I’ll take a pint of salt on that info.

ASUS has listed another one of its upcoming notepad/e-Book reader on their product page.
Dubbed as the Eee Note EA800, the device sports an 8-inch 768 x 1024 64-greyscale display, a 2.0-megapixel camera, a 4GB of internal memory, a microSD card slot, WiFi, a 1W speaker, a USB port, a headphone jack, a 3700mAh battery and runs on Linux OS.

Unfortunately, there’s no word on pricing and availability yet.

Here’s a music server from Olive that’s eyed on affluent audiophiles, and boy they do look sexy. But with an asking price of $4,999, they’ll be in big trouble if these don’t look appealing to those exotic ears.

That’s a 2TB O6HD music server from the lucrative boutique, with a pair of TI 192khz / 24-bit Burr-Brown PCM1792 modules, “flawless” encoding and decoding of lossless audio, simultaneous stream support, an ultra-quiet 2T AV hard drive, eight layers of noise canceling padding, a TEAC CD-RW drive, gobs of analog and digital outputs, a gigabit Ethernet jack, inbuilt 802.11n WiFi, HDMI out, a USB 2.0 port and a 10.1-inch 800 x 480 colour touchpanel.

It’s all encased in the finest aluminium shell with passive cooling so that your investment does not go kaboom half-way while you’re partying with the elites. Of kush, a product of five grand, you’ll have a choice of silver or black.

QNAP has added a new Network Attached Storage (NAS) device to its range by introducing the TS-439 Pro II+. Designed for small business users, the device is equipped with a mono-LCD display, a 1.8GHz Intel Atom single-core processor, a 1GB RAM and can house up to four 2.5-inch or 3.5-inch SATA hard drives.

No to mention, the device also supports for advanced RAID configurations (online RAID capacity expansion, online RAID level migration and RAID recovery) and comes bundled with the version 3.3 of QNAP NAS management software.

The TS-439 Pro II+ will go on sale this month for unannounced price yet.