At the Las Vegas CES 2008, Garmin announced their New Nuvi 880 that occupies top spot where portable navigation devices are concerned. For example, if you say “Coffee” to this smart GPS device, it will find you the closest Coffee Shop!!! Isn’t it cool or what? Some of the features include advance speech recognition, dynamic MSN Direct content, a 4.3″ color touchscreen display at 480 x 272 pixels, a music player, an audio book player, and maps of the US, Canada and Puerto Rico…etc.

• Traffic conditions: receive up-to-date traffic incident and flow information for most metropolitan areas across North America, and let nuvi select a route that avoids traffic accidents, road closures, and construction…

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Do you want to 100% protect your precious gadgets from scratches and damages? Well, you have to watch this video that showcasing a bulletproofs material used by Military! The good part is that you can get them from $10 and up.

Source: TechWeb

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WiBraid B1 is no stranger to Wikigiz, in fact, we wrote about the B1 Teeny UMPC on Dec. 1.

Let’s recap the detail: WiBrain is a full function ultra mobile pc weighing in at about 1.15-pounds. There’s a 4.8-inch WSVGA touch screen display between a split keyboards. There’s a cute pop-up video camera on top of the unit.

This little cute UMPC is built for portability and style. It has a 4-inch touchscreen, 4GB of Flash storage and full QWERTY keyboard. I think the tiny 4-inch screen is abit too small for some people - like me, but sure it’s lightweight. iRiver’s press release has it down as running embedded Linux Kernel 2.6 with SD expansion slot should be plenty for some compact Linux apps. Perhaps you can install Windows on this baby just like the Asus Eee PC.

Personally, I don’t really like speakers overwhelming my small living room, unless they are in-wall and in-ceiling speakers. Polk Audio aims to impress at this year’s CES with their spanking new $1,199.95 SurroundBar 360 DVD Theater. This two-piece surround sound system comes with a single, attractive SurroundBar 360 multichannel loudspeaker (44 1/2″ W x 4 7/8″ D x 4 1/8″ H) as well as a separate, compact electronics console (16 1/2″ W x 11 1/2″ D x 3 3/16″ H) that holds a built-in DVD/CD player, SDA signal-processing amplifier, and an AM/FM radio. The list isn’t complete just yet, as the SurroundBar 360 also boasts a multitude of digital, analog, USB, and video inputs to get you connected. Let’s check out the pros and cons.

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I like the Indiana Jones movies and I’m anxiously awaiting the release of the next movie in its franchise. For those Indiana Jones fans, the new LEGO Indiana Jones game will be publishing for the XBox 360 later in the year. But in the meantime, you can satiate your desire for the perfect combination of Indiana Jones and LEGO by picking up one of these awesome Indiana Jones LEGO sets over at the LEGO Shop.

The title saids it all. Alienware was showcasing a swank new curved display here at CES, and apparently, the DLP RPTV is a must-have for gamers. Hear this: 0.02-millisecond response time. It will be in production soon, but the price is not known yet - looks costly to me :S

Source: Engadget

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We have seen the 150-inch Plasma and the coolest 52-inch multi-touch, but we’re just fine with the 27-inch prototype Sony mentioned during its press conference yesterday. With a contrast ratio of greater than 1,000,000:1 (not a misprint) to go with its 1080p resolution, and >100% NTSC color reproduction. Sony is really the big daddy for television!

Source: Engadget

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Sony’s new mylo 2 is amazingly good with the WiFi b/g connectivity from the original mylo. The display is now a 4.5-inch 800 x 450 touchscreen, it has 1GB of internal memory and a 1.3-megapixel camera.

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There are many websites that have mentioned about Warner will be producing only Blu-ray in 2008. This is a shocking news that I’d like to let our readers know.

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