Meridian Fly MC100

Meridian Mobile recently launched its candybar phone, Fly MC100. The device targets music aficionados with its Yamaha-powered audio engine, a 3.5mm adaptor to let you use your own headphones, and support for MP3 and FM radio. Equipped with a 2-megapixel camera, the phone also sports a 2.4-inch TFT screen with 256K colours. Other features of the gadget include connectors for both television and PC, MPEG-4 encoder and decoder, Bluetooth, and a voice recorder. More information about the phone, which carries a price tag of Rs 8,000 and $200.

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Cybershot DSC-H50

Hiroko Nakamura displays Sony’s new high-zoom digital camera ‘Cybershot DSC-H50’, in Tokyo on Wednesday. The 9.1-megapixel device boasts of a 30x optical zoom lens and 3-inch LCD screen.

The company will put it on the market this month for Rs 19,990 and $500

HTC TyTN II

HTC recently unveiled its newest Windows Mobile 6 smartphone, the TyTN II. It comes equipped with a 2.8-inch, QVGA TFT-LCD display, 400MHz processor, 256MB ROM, 128MB RAM, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Qwerty keyboard, 2 cameras (one 3-megapixel and one VGA), and supports microSD cards. If that’s not enough, consider that the 190gm device allows users to get connected in any country with tri-band UMTS and it also boasts of 3.5G high-speed Internet – 9 times faster than 3G. For more on the device, which retails at Rs 33,000 and $825

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Sony Ericsson launches ho hum Z780 and G502 cellphones

Sony Ericsson just announced a pair of mid-range handsets. The Z780 clamshell -- now official -- is the global sister to the announced Z770 for Europe. As such, she comes packing UMTS/HSDPA 850/1900/2100 and quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE radios. While it comes loaded with Google Maps for Mobile and aGPS navigation, you won't get much use from it on that itty bitty 128 x 160 pixel display of unknown dimensions. Hell, that bezel chews up an equivalent amount of real estate. The G502 candybar also features Maps but lacks aGPS. No worries for US Americans though as it's likely to stay put in Europe with UMTS/HSDPA 2100 and GSM/GPRS/EDGE 900/1800/1900 radios. Both will feature M2 memory expansion, Bluetooth, and 2 megapixel cameras when they launch in "selected markets" come Q2. Sorry Sony Ericsson, but we're not seeing a lot here to distract investors (or consumers) for very long.

Acer readying Aspire 5920 with built-in WiMAX

Acer only the latest to offer the mobile broadband option as a built-in feature, in this case in an updated version of its Aspire 5920 laptop. What's more, according to InfoWorld, the laptop will apparently be sold through Sprint and other companies along with WiMAX sevice "in a manner similar to the way mobile phones are sold along with service packages," although any further details on that are unsurprisingly a bit light at the moment. There's also unfortunatlye no further word on the specs to the laptop itself, although those details are promised to be coming when Acer officially launches the laptop, which "could" come by the end of the year.

Trimon 3D monitor gets reviewed

Zalman may be far from being a household name, but a stranger to 3D displays it isn't. The company's latest 22-incher not only packs a 1,680 x 1,050 resolution panel and a bundled set of glasses, but it features the ability to render graphics in 3D. The eager critics over at Trusted Reviews had a nice sit with the device, and when all was said and done, the ZM-M2020W was seen more as a building block for revision two than a runaway winner as it was. On the upside, it did manage to render some pretty phenomenal scenes in 3D -- and even managed to change the reviewer's perception of the technology -- but the overly glossy screen and steep price tag kept it from being recommended without hesitation.

Optimus Maximus Keyboard

For as beautiful and functional as this beast is, we still felt that actually typing on it -- you know, its primary purpose -- left a lot to be desired. Still, it's hard to deny the ingenuity in the OLED-stuffed 'board, but with such a lofty price tag and even loftier expectations, we can't imagine all of the lucky early adopters being a hundred percent satisfied. For those that laid out for this exquisite piece of kit, how on Earth could revision two be better? Want a few more keys to play around with? Could it stand to lose some of that clicky tactility? Or will it really only be worth the coin once it bags your lunch, irons your shirt and chauffeurs you to work?

Gibson intros SG Robot Guitar

The first version of the self-tuning Les Paul was a rather limited edition, but now Gibson is sharing the wealth by introducing two more widely available models. The guitar-maker will issue the original iteration of the axe, but it will now be joined by Gibson's other familiar face, the SG. Both models will apparently be available in a funky, purple-metallic finish (which we suspect only Prince could truly love), and will go on sale for a "limited time" -- though Gibson hasn't said what the cutoff will be. So, if you've got $3,999 for the Les Paul, or $3,599 for the SG, now might be the time to buy.

Nikon slides out S52 and WiFi-friendly S52c

Nikon is fleshing out its "Style Series" of shooters with the COOLPIX S52 and S52c (pictured) compact cameras. The two cameras are pretty much spec-for-spec identical other than the WiFi capabilities of the S52c which allow it to upload shots wirelessly to services like Flickr or Nikon's own "my Picturetown." Otherwise you're looking at a pair of fairly standard compacts, with 9 megapixel sensors, 3x zoom, optical image stabilization and so forth. Both will be available in May, with the S52 retailing for $250, and the S52c arriving at $280.

Epson Stylus Photo R1900

Epson recently unveiled the new photo printer from its Stylus series, the Photo R1900. The eight-ink printer boasts of printin photos on A3+ paper at 1440x720 dpi (dots per inch) in only 106 seconds. Supporting resolutions up to 5760x1440 dpi, the device offers direct photo printing from inputs such as digital cameras and photo-viewers, as well as dual USB 2.0 ports for multiple PC connections. For more details on the gadget, which retails at Rs 39,999 and $1000.

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