ChinaVasion is selling a $185 wrist watch that appears to do more than any other watch I’ve seen. It’s a mini laptop on your wrist with a cellphone, and complete with number pad on the strap. It has a backlit 1.3-inch, 128×160 LCD touch display, complete with pop-out stylus for clicking on the icons. For digital features such as Bluetooth, plays music and videos, takes pictures and videos and even has a SD card slot. It even tells the time, alarm clock and you can use a stylus to write or draw, thanks to the touchscreen!

The watch is one of those no-name Chinese products, so buy at your own risk. Note: You must have a pretty big wrist for this big watch! Let me know if you’ve seen a watch that do more than this one

Source: ChinaVasion

Samsung has decided to go small (slim) with the introduction of its new NV24 HD Camera. It hits the mark as the world’s smallest, 24 mm ultra-wide angle, 10 mega pixel digital camera. You can shoot videos in high-definition at a maximum rate of a movie stabilizer and optical zoom while recording video. And with Samsung’s Successive Recording mode, they can pause and then resume filming without having to save the clips as individual files.

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Don’t have to say much. Wii is hot, but Wii Fit is getting even hotter! You can watch the Yoga video by a Playboy model.

The new Atom-powered Asus Eee PC 1000 comes with a whopping 40GB of SSD or 80GB hard drive. (Personally, I prefer SSD for the less energy consumption and shock resistant, however it will be more expensive than HD) The question is shall you wait for PC 1000 or is it ok to get the PC 901? It’s tough to decide…

Back in February, I talked about 20 Million TV Phones being sold in Japan. This figure is actually getting much higher. Just Sharp One Seg Phones alone sold more than 10 million units in Japan! Sharp has the upper hand when it comes to snagging the hearts (and wallets) of the Japanese. Would you like to see One-Seg technology being made available in your country?

Source: Sharp

Bike thefts are getting overwhelming in Canada, and do you wish you can carry your bike rather than park it outside? A new bike has been created which can be folded up and carted around easily. It is named the Swissbike and has a full size 26″ wheel, is as durable as a regular mountain bike, but simply folds up to store away in your car or bring it indoor!

The bike aims to be an in between for cycling and commuting. Due to the rising costs of fuel more people are looking for a cheaper way to travel to the office. Overall I am very impressed with the look of this bike, and from what I read it’s built strong too.

Source: SwissBike

Alarm clock is something we need daily and last time I reviewed the Puzzle Alarm Clock and the runnable clocky. Since we are so attached to computers, and every computer have USB ports, someone came up with a USB washing machine alarm clock - I know it’s weird.

In the centre drum area you can see the LCD screen which displays the time.

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You may wonder what’s next after the Touch Diamond? Well, HTC unveils the HTC Touch Pro! (Next Generation of the infamous HTC Touch) It sure is another hot smartphone considering the specifications crammed in! Some folk claim that this is better than the recently launched Diamond, (should be better) but I’ll let you draw your own conclusions. All I can say is, this is one highly desirable handset. Notice this has a Qwerty keyboard where the Diamond is lack of.

• Large 2.8” VGA display
• Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional with HTC TouchFLO 3D interface
• 3.2 megapixel camera
• 512MB internal memory
• 288MB RAM (why 288MB? Obviously more than 256MB though)
• MicroSD memory card slot (support HDSD)
• GPS navigation
• TV output
• Bluetooth connectivity
• GPRS/EDGE/HSDPA/HSUPA connectivity

I’m a fan of HTC, in fact, I own a HTC Touch. It works perfectly with most of the applications including my favourite “Windows Voice Command 1.6“. (Download it free here)

DigiTimes has it that HTC has already shipped its first shipment of over 10,000 Touch Diamond mobiles to Hong Kong CSL, which has consequently sent our saliva glands into overdrive. The report continues on to say that deliveries to European / Asia-Pacific operators should get going in June, though no further details were mentioned. Meanwhile, North Americans are left to weep softly to keep from embarrassment.

When comes to UMPC, most of you think the Asus Eee PC? Well, Dell wants to jump onto the mini UMPC bandwagon as well, with a mini Inspiron (not the official name as there is no announcement from Dell just yet) being the fruit of their labors. There’s no word on what operating system will this diminutive computer run on, nor how much it will cost, but it does feature a trio of USB 2.0 ports, a memory card reader, VGA out, and an Ethernet port. To satisfy both parties, Dell should offer both Windows and Linux where Linux have lower price tag. Do you think this will be Atom-powered, and just how much internal memory will it hold?