Recession? What’s that? Sony apparently hasn’t gotten the memo, as the company has released the Vaio Signature Collection, made up of some very luxurious, re-worked Sony Vaio notebooks.
Usually known for coming out with displays such as monitors, LCD TVs and projectors, Viewsonic has come out with a full all-in-one PC. It’s pretty thin at only 35mm, and it looks like another regular digital display, but there’s a computer in there, right behind the Viewsonic-branded LCD screen.
We’ve seen and have been coveting the new Star Wars Series 4 Mimobot flash drives for a while, but what we really wanted to get a glimpse of was the Luke Skywalker series exclusive. Mimoco has unmasked now, and it shows Luke Skywalker’s vision of himself on Dagobah in Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back.
Active Media Products, manufacturer of the WWF-themed Penguin and Panda drives, as well as the first 2GB “Obama Drive”, has just announced that they’ve upgraded the Obama Drive with a new 8GB version. What do you get besides the President’s mug printed on the drive’s exterior? More than double the original’s preloaded Obama content. That’s around 80MBs’ worth of everything Obama.
Asus has announced a pair of new gaming notebooks under their Republic of Gamers (ROG) product line. Fresh from winning the “Best Choice” award in the Digital Entertainment Products category at this year’s COMPUTEX, the 15.6-inch G51 sports an exterior design inspired by manga and science fiction robots (and probably a little from Alienware’s stylized laptops), and a pretty powerful spec that includes Intel Core 2 Duo / Core 2 Quad processors, DDR2 800MHz memory, and Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 260M graphics.
