First Solid State Disk USB Drive in The World

Here is the first external solid state disk USB drive in the world from Buffalo. Measuring 89mm x 57mm x 14mm and weighing at 60grams, the MicroStation is a tiny storage device that is curently available in 32GB, 64GB and 100GB capacities. The storage device connects to the PC via USB 2.0 with a maximum data transfer speed of 35MB/second. The 32GB model is priced at £115, while the 64GB and 100GB models retails for £230 and £344, respectively. [electricpig]

Diesel DZ9024 Watch

The Diesel DZ9024 Watch ($550) was designed for international superstar travelers. It sports five, count 'em, five mini time windows, each labeled with airport codes for New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, and Tokyo. The watch has a stainless steel case, a black leather strap, and plenty of 2018 style. [via]

Can Am Spyder Roadster Three Wheels Vehicle

The Can-AM SPYDER roadster combines the open-air benefits of a motorcycle with many of the convenience features of a traditional roadster to define a new paradigm for an on-road power sport vehicle. The unique Y-architecture with three wheels (two in the front, one in the rear) provides stability at rest and in motion, balancing performance needs with safety concerns. The Vehicle Stability System, which includes ABS, traction control and stability control, comes as standard on each vehicle. This makes the SPYDER roadster user-friendly and the road accessible to many people who want to enjoy the open-air experience.[Tuvie]

Zune Contact Concept By Adam Huffman

I know you are waiting for the news update for the Zune player. So, here is a new Zune concept that was designed by Adam Huffman. The PMP is called the Zune Contact Concept. It features a new user interface, a super slim body, a 5MP digital camera and a full touch screen display. [Yanko via Techfresh]

Sharp Aquos D65U LCD TVs For The US Market

How lucky to be Americans because Sharp has decided to launch the D65U series of LCD HDTV statesides in October 2008. The LCD TV offers a native resolution of 1080p, Energy Star-compliant, active backlight and contrast controls and 176-degrees viewing angle. There are also a total of five HDMI ports, two composite inputs, one S-video, and PC-in. The monitor also adopts Sharp’s Advanced Super View and Black TFT Panel technologies. The Sharp Aquos D65U LCD TVs are priced at between $1600 to $2400, depending on the screen’s size. [Newlaunches]

The Philips CinemaOne Home Theatre

Experience a complete home theatre system with philips’ CinemaOne, which it claims is one of the smallest complete home entertainment centres in the world. It combines a DVD and CD player, an iPod dock, a four channel amplifier and a subwoofer all into a single stylish box of the size of a football. Available from September for a price tag of just £320. [Gizmag]

TAGHeuer Releases Meridiist Mobile Phone

The highly anticipated TAGHeuer Meridiist mobile phone has been release. The handset is made of high quality rubber, leather and alligator back plates and enclosed in a 316L steel case. The Meridiist comes jam packed with a 2MP camera that can take high-quality pictures, an MP3 player with 2GB of storage capacity, and two display screens with 60.5 carats of sapphire crystal glass (a 1.9 inch TFT in the front and an OLED on the top). Its battery offers a 7 hours of talk time and a 28 day of stand-by time. [LuxuryLaunches via Techfresh]

Google Chrome: Anatomy Of A Logo

Though it's in no way official, I happen to enjoy Google Blogoscoped's analysis of the Google Chrome logo and agree with the influences listed. In addition to the hodge podge of handheld Simons, Pokeballs, Firefox, webcams and Google logos, Neatorama also throws in the Sal-9000 eye from 2010 for good measure. It also kinda looks like that robot lamp from yesterday (obviously, they're not remotely related). Anything else this reminds you of? [Google Blogoscoped via NeatoramaviaGizmodo]

New Color Combination For BlackBerry Bold

If you are bored with the standard color of your RIM’s Blackberry Bold smartphone, then you can customize your beloved handset with new color combination casing from Colorware. A fully customized handset is priced at only $174. The picture above is only an example color combination that I recommend. However, you can also make a color combination yourself on the Colorware website. [Techfresh]

Becker’s Crocodile Rugged Navigation System

If you want a rugged and water-resistant GPS navigation system, so you might need a “Crocodile.” Becker’s Crocodile is actually the nickname of the Traffic Assist 100. The gadget is specially made for motorcycles. It is a rubber-coated and offers a visual or acoustic warning signals for speed limits. The system also offers 2GB of integrated flash memory with preloaded Navteq data for 42 European countries with text-to-speech instructions in 28 languages. The large 4.3-inch color touch-screen display was designed to make bikers easy to control it. The Crocodile also comes loaded with more than 1,000 photo realistic 3D images of European landmarks, including the Reichstag Building in Berlin. The Crocodile will be available in October for about $438. [NewsWire]

Jabra BT2070 Bluetooth Headset Released in Russia

GN Netcom has recently introduced the Jabra BT2070 Bluetooth headset in Russia. The headset comes in a big round button with a yellow border and supports Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR and eSCO technology for high speed transmission of digital quality sound. Its built-in battery offers up to 5.5 hours of talk time and up to 200 hours of standby mode. [ToysGadget]

Voice Stick : Portable Text Scanning Device For The Visually Impaired

Technology is improving day by day and many of the innovations are being planned for various segments of people. Many of the innovations are also invented for people with various ailments. Like the new Voice Stick, a text scanning device for the visually impaired. As the name suggests, the stick when scanned in the printed letters, the OCR function recognizes the text and converts the information into voice. The voice is then read back and thus helping the visually challenged. It is a quite innovative and practical product. So whatever be the matter, like letters, E-mails etc, it works out to be a perfect solution and companion for the visually challenged.[tuvie]

Fujitsu U Series

Like a PC version of every Apple fanboy's wettest dream, the Fujitsu U Series ($1,450 and up) is a tiny tablet/UMPC device with some outstanding specs. Features include a QWERTY keyboard, a 5.6-inch, 1280x800 touch panel LCD, which rotates to allow for tablet-style use, a 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor, 1GB of RAM, 60GB hard drive with the option for a 64GB SSD, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, integrated webcam, memory card (SD and CF) slots, 2 USB 2.0 ports, and more. Take that, imaginary MacBook Pro/mini/touch-thing.[Uncrate]

Project Inkwell 'Spark' Aiming for OLPC's Head With Its Handheld Form Factor

Project Inkwell's Spark is not only a potential OLPC competitor because of its handheld, UMPC form factor and K-12 educational focus, but also because it doesn't look like it's made exclusively for the preschool user base. The Spark was developed in conjunction with the design firm Ideo, and though details are vague, the visuals are somewhat revealing. The Spark looks roughly the size of a PSP, with a +/- rocker switch and scroll wheel adorning the left and right sides of the handheld.
There's no mention of touchscreen functionality, but the screen looks to be lined with buttons and comes with a case housing a foldout keyboard, plus room for a mouse and spare battery. Less visible features would include Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. It's still too early to talk release or pricing details, but this seems like a concept that's very feasible to produce. [Tuvie via Coolest GadgetsviaGIZMODO]

Peugeot Stylight Concept with Big WindScreen and Unique Aerodynamic Design

The new concept car coming from the automobile giant Peugeot Design Competition is surely a sophisticated design. Designed by Ognyan Bozhilov the car is a small 3-seater city car perfect for a small family to drive around the city. This designing marvel is a hybrid system with a small 1.6 liter HDI engine and an electric motor and the engine is placed above the rear wheels. The reason for this was for overall weight distribution and the unique aerodynamic design makes it possible to touch high speeds. This giving that driving pleasure without compromising on the environmental aspect, something which seems to be one of the primary belief that Peugeot is believing in. So go green and enjoy![via]