Monster Cable has teamed up with Disney to produce several Tron Legacy products including the T1 headphones, T3 in-ear headphones, the Monster Tron Powerstation, and the ID Disc Dock.

Both the T1 and and T3 headphones are made for gaming. However, the difference between the two is that the T1 headphones are over the ear surround sound headphones, and the T3 headphones are in ear. Both headphones have the control talk feature. All of the products have a black body accented with blue lighting.

The Tron Legacy surround sound amplifier features provides full control of tron T1 headphone’s lighting effect, converts normal 2-chanel audio into 7.1 surround sound over headphone speakers, superta-tactile rotary mixer knob controls gaming effects and online voices, optimizes and upgrades compressed MP3 music to CD quality resolution, and it also features built-in rechargeable lithium polymer battery for portability.

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Amazon unveiled the latest generation Kindle e-book reader, which offers better contrast, improved speeds, lighter weight, and double the storage and battery life compared to the previous model.

One Kindle still costs $189, and has both 3G wireless and Wi-Fi inside. The cheaper $139 model only connects through Wi-Fi — and only comes in graphite. Amazon will begin taking orders tomorrow.

This e-book readers feature the same old 6″ screen but with a new type of E-ink Display. Also, the redesigned body is now 21% smaller, 15% light (~8.5oz) and has a significantly better battery life than the previous kindle. Storage wise, the internal storage of new Kindle has been bumped up to, around 4GB of storage.

Amazon also added an “experimental� web browser based on Webkit, the browser engine currently used in Safari and Google Chrome. It’s purportedly faster than the previous Kindle web browser, and it now includes an “article mode� that lets users simplify web pages into text-based versions better suited for the Kindle.

Now even Mac Mini has been colorized by folks in the Colorware labs. ColorWare allows you to add a little bit of your own personal choice to your Mac Mini, you can choose a color for main case itself and then the Apple logo on top.

Pricing varies: if you send in your own Mac mini then the custom paint-job will set you back $250, while Colorware will happily sell you a brand new machine from $1,000 ready-painted If for some reason you do not find the color that appeals to you, then you can choose your own color with Pantone PMS. This will cost and extra $250 and you will be sent a sample for you to make certain that you like it before committing to it.

AAXA has announced a new micro projector: the M1 Limited Edition. The projector will be the brightest Pico projector from the company to date. It has the same features of the M1, but with a higher brightness (75 lumens, vs 66 in the original M1). They also say that the color quality and saturation have been enhanced.

The M1 Limited features a SVGA resolution of 800 x 600 pixels, 1,000:1 contrast ratio and LED lamps that last for at least 15,000 hours. This projector also has the capacity for generating pictures up to 100� diagonally and comes with USB compatibility, SD memory card slot and 1GB of internal memory.

You can now pre-order the AAXA Technologies M1 Limited for $299.

The government in India has just unveiled the prototype of a tablet they claim will only cost around $35 each. The goal of the tablet is to bring affordable Internet connectivity to students all across the country of more than 1 billion people.
The Indian Goverment’s tablet has the following features:
- Linux operating system, Open Office, 5″-9″ touch screen and browsers.
- A touch screen and a built-in keyboard along with a 2 GB RAM memory, wi-fi connectivity, USB port and powered by a 2-watt system to suit poor power-supply areas
-Video-conferencing facility, a Pdf reader, unzip tool, and storage (though no mention of how much storage)
Some people doubt this project as Last year the same government officials announced they were about to unveil a $10 laptop which never happened.

For you who are looking for a reliable set of headphones that’s able to cut out the noise around you in any setting, then you might want to try the Blackbox i10 Earphones. The Blackbox i10 earbuds make use of Phitek Systems’ ANR technology and an inline remote to make it easier to adjust the volume and so on. ANR is a unique patented technology that virtually eliminates disturbing background noise.

Rather than using the 3.5mm headphone jack, these buds plug into your iPad/iPhone/iPod’s 30-pin dock connection in a move that Blackbox claims as a UK first. With these new headphones, people no longer have to worry about buying or bringing along an extra battery.They’re available today for £79.99 ($123) over in the UK.

Here is Onkyo’s latest gadget, LPF10M01. This digital picture frame has 10.1 inches of LED-backlit LCD get covered in a 1,024 x 600 pixel array and are backed up by 250 nits of brightness and a 500 to 1 contrast ratio.

Onkyo has added an HDMI input port, allowing you to not only plug your camcorder, camera to your digital picture frame and enjoy photo or video stored in them, but also to plug your good old PS3, X360, Blu-Ray Player or TV tuner to watch your HD Contents on this 10.1� LED Backlight photo frame. Moreover, it comes with 1.5W +1.5 W stereo speakers built in which allows you to play music and video.

The Onkyo LPF10m01 brings 512MB internal memory, the memory card slot for Memory Stick PRO/ SD / Memory Card SDHC and Memory Card MMC. It Also has USB ports, remote control accessories, USB cable, and AC adapter. Dimensions are 300 (W) mm × 205 (H) mm × 29 (D) mm, and weighs about 950g. The gadget will launch on August 6 in Japan for around ¥19,800 ($227).

Sony is showing off the next generation of 3-dimensional screens, providing 360-degree volumetric images. Some sites are calling it a holographic display which it can even recognize gestures, allowing you to manipulate the object displayed on screen. Sony plans to showcase a 360° autostereoscopic 3D display at Siggraph conference in late July, 2010

The device, which is, for the time being, just in prototype stage, uses LED display solutions and can show no less than 360 different images in all directions, at 1 degree intervals. The fact that these images are actually separated, even by such a tiny interval, helps the device create the 3D image within the viewer’s brain, much like shutter glasses do nowadays

The 360° display has a digital-video input port for connection to computers or other devices. When video data is supplied to the display, moving volumetric objects appear inside the cylinder. When 360° CG movies are generated by a graphic processor in real time and supplied to the display, the user can move and interact with the volumetric object.
Check it out in the demo video below:

Linux Journal released about an ebook reader project that aims to make digital content available to schools and homes around the world that don’t have access to the internet. Dubbed as Human reader is designed originally as a device for offline viewing of Wikipedia, the Humane Reader aims to bring on-line content to areas of the world where Internet access is simply not available – and is extremely low-power and eminently hackable.

The Humane Reader device addresses this gap by providing the equivalent of a 5,000 book library in content at very low cost to households, libraries, and schools. No internet connection is required – the Humane Reader requires only a television set. The Reader can be produced in quantity for approximately $20 per unit. It is available to NGOs, educators, non-profits or other aid agencies.

Features:
*Atmega328p Microcontrollers – one for video, one for USB, and one for general computing.
*NTSC/PAL composite video output for display on any TV
*B&W 38×25 character text or simple graphics display
*VT52 + H19 video terminal emulation
*Accepts PS/2 Keyboard
*Micro-SD Card Reader
*PWM Audio output
*Completely Open Source design
*Infrared LED and reciever
*Micro-USB powered
*Fully programmable USB controller (atmega328p) allows use as a variety of USB slave devices
*Main MCU is serial programmable via USB
*Expansion headers compatible with most Arduino expansion shields
*4 input buttons
*Optional aluminum case with powder coat finish
*Programable using C/C++ libraries, or via Arudino IDE
*Uses Tellymate Project code for vt52 video output
*Uses AVR V-USB firmware to implement a USB device

Transcend Information, Inc., a worldwide leader in storage and multimedia products, today launched a new 16GB edition of its JetFlash V95C USB flash drives.
The gadget has an expressive deep-gloss lacquer accent panel complemented by a genuine Swarovski sapphire crystal. it is very thin and easy to carry. The dimensions are  40.5mm x 18.4mmx 7.2mm. In addition, each JetFlash V95C comes with a refined leather strap, making it a convenient yet fashionable way to backup, store and carry digital files.
The new Transcend 16GB JetFlash V95C flash drive has size of 40.6 x 18.4 x 7.2 mm and weights 14 grams. The 16GB V95C drive packs an USB 2.0/1.1 interface with a retractable USB connector (no cap), and transfer maximum speed of 15 MB/s in read and 7 MB/s in write

For added value, users can take advantage of Transcend`s free download of the useful JetFlash Elite data management tools to enhance their mobile productivity and get the most out of their JetFlash drive
The new JetFlash V95C is backed by a lifetime warranty and can be found on pre-order for as low as €34.27.