The Swordfish Net netbook won’t be the same as other 10″ netbooks - after all, it will feature a couple of the Intel Atom 1.6GHz processors running within. Make no mistake about it, this isn’t a dual core processor, but will just run a couple of processors within where it is claimed to increase overall power. Overall power usage, that’s what we say - considering a 3-cell battery resides within, you can expect the Swordfish Net netbook to remain plugged in most of the times. Would you fork out $450 for this?

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LG’s latest GD510 Pop phone will continue where the hugely successful LG Cookie left off, being an entry level touchscreen handset that was specially designed to appeal to the masses. After all, 7 million Cookies sold worldwide to date can’t be wrong, resulting in the GD510 Pop successor that will come with a 3″ WQVGA touchscreen display, 8GB of internal storage, a 3 megapixel camera and a brushed aluminum case alongside a single multi-function button and a slim 4.8mm bezel. This won’t reside on the high end market, but expect it to be a hit with those who want a sleek phone without breaking the bank. The LG GD510 Pop will arrive in Europe later next month for an undisclosed price.

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The Motorola Ruby clamshell was thought of to be canceled, although it did make its rounds in press photo circles after that. Guess the handset will see action in the market after all, known as the Motorola V13 instead. Having gained approval from the Bluetooth SIG yesterday, we have garnered information concerning the V13 which includes a 2.2″ QVGA internal display, a 2″ QVGA external touchscreen display, CDMA/Ev-Do connectivity, Bluetooth support and a 5-megapixel camera with autofocus and flash. Too bad there is no official announcement concerning this phone just yet, but stay tuned.

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Sony Japan has unveiled a new product page for their upcoming Sony Vaio X series notebook, where the Vaio X will be a thin and light notebook that won’t be more than 0.55″ thin, tipping the scales at a mere 1.5 pounds courtesy of its carbon fiber chassis. Be prepared to fork out much more compared to a netbook though, considering this is a Sony product. We heard that the Vaio X will rely on the Intel Atom processor to keep things running from within, and judging by how thin it is, it could possibly run on a fanless design.

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iHome’s latest clock radio, the iP88, has started to ship, where it will be the first device from the company to come with a couple of Dock Connectors and boasts the ability to handle audio from two iPhones or iPods (although not simultaneously), but it can juice both of them up at the same time. In addition, you can also opt to wake yourself up from a playlist on one of the docked devices or choose to synchronize your time with an iPhone’s clock to make sure your entire household will conform to your interpretation of time. Features include optimized speaker chambers, simulated 3D sound, up to eight AM or FM presets and a gradual wake/sleep option. The iHome iP88 will retail for $150.

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The Chumby One looks set for a November release, where it will come in a new hard chassis, complete with a souped up processor, integrated FM and Internet radio. You ought to find the increase in speed from 350MHz to 454MHz to be a boon, although the 3.5″ touchscreen display at 320 x 240 resolution has not changed. Currently, there are around 1,500 Chumby widgets which you can load onto it including Google Calendar, Facebook and Pandora radio among others, although this isn’t a “must have” item yet. Expect to fork out around $100 for this.

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AT&T and TerreStar have teamed up to bring the new TerreStar Genus hybrid smartphone to the masses, where they will be able to take advantage of both AT&T’s network and TerreStar’s satellite network whenever you want to make/receive a call. This means you will be able to take advantage of the satellite network whenever there isn’t an available cellular signal, making sure your boss can call you no matter where you are - even while holidaying on the Andes. This Windows Mobile-powered handset will come with GSM/GPRS/EDGE and UMTS/HSDPA connectivity, a 2.6″ touchscreen display, a full QWERTY keyboard, Wi-Fi support, GPS navigation and Bluetooth connectivity.

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Looks like the Nokia N900 is powerful enough to run an emulator of the SNES, where it will also boast Wiimote support, letting you enjoy your favorite SNES classics with the latest Nintendo console controller. Heck, you can also hook up the N900 to a TV thanks to TV out connectivity for that big screen action, reliving those Mode 7 glory days all over again.

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Check out this new image of the Motorola Tao (also known as the Sholes or Shules, depending on which news site you are) that is running Android with Google Maps. Seems that the Tao will weigh in with a rather hefty 1390 mAh battery, which is all the better considering the amount of features thrown in. Any one of you readers are ready to rock and roll with the Motorola Tao when it arrives?

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SanDisk is back with a wide range of memory cards that will see action in the gaming industry, starting with the Memory Stick Micro (M2) card and gaming pack which will come in various capacities of up to 16GB, helping PSP go users double the amount of storage available. Each purchase will come with a M2 to Memory Stick PRO Duo (MSPD) adapter. Apart from that, SanDisk too will roll out the 32GB SanDisk Memory Stick PRO Duo and SanDisk Memory Stick PRO-HG Duo where the former will target Sony PSP-3000 and PSP-2000 handheld consoles, while the latter is capable of delivering 30MB/sec read and write speeds, making it more than suitable for shooting in full HD video mode. Last but not least is the SanDisk SDHC Memory Card for Nintendo DSi pictured here, where it will come in 4GB and 8GB capacities.

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