Samsung revealed its new Wi-Fi-enabled refrigerator in South Korea. It is not like common refrigerator as it features a 10-inch touchscreen display which can be used as a digital photo frame, WiFi connectivity and is compatible with DLNA devices. Another interesting product is the luxuriously designed refrigerator by an Italian jewelry designer, Massimo Zucchi, the luxurious refrigerator is themed with water and ice.
Samsung says the screen can be used to take notes, has Google Calendar support, can show current weather conditions, shows more than 500 different kinds of food with their nutritional content and news from the internet. In addition, the display can receive and send images to-and-from mobile phone.
While no expected ship dates were provided for the States, the Zipel e-diary refrigerator will cost around $2170 USD.

Acer has released the latest addition to its range of ultra-portable projectors fresh from the CeBIT trade show in Hannover, Germany. The display is intended first and foremost for computers and has both a USB port and an SD card slot to load photos and other files directly.

The K11′s resolution remains about the same as its predecessor, at 858 x 600, but it’s twice as bright at 200 lumens (while maintaining the same 20,000-hour lamp life). The 2000:1 ratio will allow you to project widescreen as well as the standard 4:3 format, with a 200 lumen brightness ratio.
Moreover, vertical keystone correction of the image is up to 40 degrees and a quick cooldown that permits taking out the power cord without risking damage.  Among the connectivity options are HDMI, VGA and composite, while inserting an SDHC memory card or plugging in a USB flash drive allows you the pleasure of direct playback of music, video and photos.

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ASUS made an official announcement about their upcoming DR-900 e-book reader. Based on the picture and the description that the screen displays “crisp, paper-like� pages, the touchscreen is probably only greyscale.
The overall size of the DR-900 is 222 x 161 mm, with a thickness of less than 1cm, making it almost twice as slim as the Amazon Kindle.The Asus DR-900 offers a 9-inch E-ink screen plus it has an SD card slot for further expansion over the 2GB built-in storage.
Connectivity seems better than for some dedicated mobile internet devices, featuring 802.11g Wi-Fi, 3.5G HSPA and optional WiMAX, and that’s just for wireless, whereas plugged, the DR-900 packs one micro USB 2.0 for connecting virtually any PC or Mac. Battery life: 10,000 pages or twenty 400-page novels on a single charge. And, File support are PDF, TXT, MP3 and ePUB files. Sadly, there is no info on pricing during this time.

At CeBIT, Mio  presented  the Moov V780 a MID (Mobile Internet Device) that will provide both precious navigation info and access to the web and media. It can play movies for you @ 720p and you can also surf internet send mails and watch youtube videos.

The Mio Moov V780 boasts a 7-inch touchscreen with 800×480 as the resolution, and in the inside it has a 600MHz processor. You can pick between 4GB and 8GB of memory ROM, while the memory RAM is set at 512MB. The Moov V780 supports H.264, H.263, DivX, WM9, VC1, MOV and MPEG4 video; MP3, WMV, WMA and ACC audio; and JPEG, PNG and GIF photos. Available ports are a mini USB 2.0, 3.5mm headphone, microphone and external TV antenna input. The Moov V780 comes loaded with Win CE 6.0 R3, with Mio Spirit navigation software. The device measures 204 x 111 x 14.35 mm, weights 445 grams. Sadly, there’s no mention of a price or release date at the moment.

iTab is a device targeted at musicians as it is claimed as the world’s initial electronic songbook.  The i-tab which comes with a 5″ touchscreen display which is capable of displaying and scrolling through chords and lyrics in perfect synchronization as you play, functioning as a sort of musical teleprompter for guitar players. The i-tab provides the built-in 4GB storage space which provides sufficient space to lift around thousands of tabs.
It will work for both beginners and pros alike, it will be there ready for when you need a quick reminder or to help you learn a new song. Users can download song through a tab store and the company claims there will be 5000 tunes available at launch.
Weighing during only 0.14kg, the device additionally has the built-in speaker, the headphone port, the stylus, the USB pier as well as the video out for joining it to the TV. Expect to pick one up this April for $199.

Sony has presented a new PND – Portable Navigation Device – also known as a pocket GPS, dubbed as NV-U35 . Dimensions of Sony NV-U35 GPS Navigation are 112×17.8×79 mm and it only weighs 176grams. The gadget has waterproof chassis that meets IPX5 industry specifications, so it’s perfect to put on your handlebars and take with you while hiking or bike racing or whatever you do on two wheels.
This device can be use as a music or video player. It is packed with a 8GB of internal flash memory, a 3.5-inch LCD screen with QVGA (320×240) resolution. It supports video in MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 (Baseline Profile), MPEG-4 (Simple Profile) and WMV (VC-1 Main/Simple Profile) formats. Music can be played in MP3, AAC, WMA, ATRAC, HE-AAC and linear PCM formats, while the NVU35 displays pictures as JPEGs. Consumers can also get a 1W mono speaker, a USB port and a Memory Stick Duo slot. It also features Sony Blu-ray recorder connectivity and has a battery life of about 4 hours (after a full charge). It goes on sale in Japan of the March for $ 410.

Ear Pollution doesn’t always imply that it is harmful to your ears. iFrogz EarPollution CS40 headphones is aptly named as the headphones are quite comfortable to wear. The CS40s offer ultra-cushioned ear cups for added comfort during long listening sessions, an adjustable headband. The rubber cups and headband cradles the user’s head quite well, and can be used for hours without feeling any strain. They fold up pretty small which was impressive
The iFrogz Ear Pollution CS40’s headphone come in 5 colors: Pink, Bold Blue, Black, White, and red.They retail for 39.99 and can be used with any device with a 3.5 mm audio jack.

ViewSonic announced its PJD6531w projector, which offers both 2D and 3D performance at a 120Hz frame rate.
It offers 3000 lumens with a native resolution of 1280×800 WXGA wide 2000:1 contrast ratio and up to 6,000 hours of lamp life. ViewSonic PJD6531w is suitable for living rooms, board rooms or classrooms. The lamp eatures 120Hz refresh rate, BrilliantColor technology, of high load and filter-less design provides for easier maintenance and low total cost of ownership
This wide-format projector also supports Closed captioning, offers 1.2x manual optical zoom, has 1.7:1 – 2.1:1 throw ratio, a HDMI 1.3 port, D-sub, Composite, S-video and component video inputs, 3.5mm audio jack, Ethernet port and 5Wx2 stereo speakers. Dimensions of ViewSonic PJD6531w 3D-Ready DLP Projector are 11 x 4.5 x 8.6 inches and weight 2.7kg.  The PJD6531 will be available in early 2010, at an estimated street price of $800.

Haleron has recently introduced their latest 7-inch tablet namely the iLet Mini HAL. The iLet Mini HAL follows the original iLet Mini. It is powered by a relatively faster 600MHz VIA processor.It comes with Google Android and a range of pre-loaded Android applications , although there are no details on which version of Android.
Haleron iLet Mini HAL has features 128MB of RAM, 2GB NAND Flash, and a SD/SDHC memory card slot (up to 32GB). The Haleron iLet Mini HAL tablet is equipped with a 7-inch touchscreen TFT LCD display with a resolution of 800×480 pixels, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi and 10/100 Ethernet. The Haleron iLet Mini HAL is compatible with a range of file formats, which include MP3, AVI, JPEG, ebooks, and Microsoft word documents.
You can squeeze the Haleron iLet Mini HAL for $199 the pop.

Don’t you think the right time to introduce the gadget to your baby? So, You may starts from an MP3 player with songs ‘intelligent’. Introducing Baby Bidou MP3 Player is the first MP3 player for children below 5. The Baby Bidou is available in pink or blue, and can be preloaded with a Brainy Baby soundtrack for an additional $4. Among the soundtracks available are sleepy, peaceful, cheerful, and happy, where each of them will cost you more dough. Its integrated quality loudspeaker allows toddlers to use it without danger (no cable)
The Bidou also has a microphone built it to allow parents to record their own voices, and the volume can be set to fade so as to slowly lower the volume of the sound being played for the child. This MP3 toy is compliant with European toy safety regulations (CE marking), and is adapted to children under 36 months. Functions with 2 LR6/AA batteries (not included). It’ll cost you $59.98 a pop.