It’s only a matter of time before SD cards overtake CF cards in the memory card wars, but till then, Compact Flash is still very much alive and kicking, and Silicon Power has just announced a 400X 128GB CF card, boasting a 90MB/sec write speeding, allowing you to happily snap away those RAW shots with your DSLR. There isn’t any pricing information on it just yet, but you can be sure that it will cost you a pretty penny. Press release.

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Korean projector Optoma today released its first 3D projector, the Optoma EX762, that adopts a Texas Instruments DDP2431 10bit Video processing chip and a DC3 DMD chip. This 3D projector provides a 1024 x 768 resolution, a 3D video playback, a 4000 ANSI brightness and a 3000:1 contrast ratio. The Optoma EX762 is now available in South Korea for around $1700. [Akihabara]

Component maker VIA has just launched the worlds first USB 3.0 hub controller the VIA VL810 SuperSpeed Hub Controller. The new USB 3.0 hub supports speeds upto 5Gb/s ten times the speed of USB 2.0 ports and has one upstream and 4 downstream ports.

Along with power management features that include the ability for devices to communicate latency tolerance to the host and for links to enter progressively lower power states when link partners are

Secure Digital may rule the world, but CF still has a considerable following when it comes to high-end DSLR cameras. This is particularly due to the comparatively high speeds offered by the CompactFlash cards. Ahh.. I remember the old days, when I had a 20GB harddisk, which was more than every other kid in the class. Good old days…

Now, 16Gb and 32GB cards are starting to become commonplace, and frankly, I have trouble filling the 4GB card on my Cybershot. But of course, its different with DSLRs. They are usually owned

Every couple of months a new company appears in the pico projector industry and today it is Lite-On Technology. The company announced today that they are currently manufacturing a pico projector unit that will be given to their clients to have them integrated into PCs, handsets, digital cameras, and other consumer electronics. Unfortunately, the company has not yet released any information about the projector units yet. The only information available at this time is that the units will use a Liquid Crystal on

We are slowly but surely moving toward USB 3.0 and HP if now one of the first to ship a laptop with USB 3.0 ports. Specifically, these laptops are certain variations of the Envy 15 quad-core notebook, which will support the faster data transfers of up to 5Gbps.

USB 3.0 adoption has gotten off to a slow start, but HP doesn’t want to miss out. USB 3.0 is already being used for hard drives from LaCie and Western Digital and should be useful for SSDs that get bottlenecked by USB

It is called the SVE00 and has been rolled out by First International Computer. The story doesn’t end there.  What we are talking about is First International Computer next generation Netbook, which would take on peers with its sheer beauty and performance. The SVE00 has all in it that could bring in the much needed user friendliness to the computer working experience.

Built to meet Intel’s Pine Trail-M platform , the latest FIC Netbook comes powered by a 1.66GHz IntelR Atom N450 processor and  IntelR NM10 chipset. The

Sony Ericsson is singing a George Michael tune. They want you to believe that “You gotta have faith”. And so some new pictures of the unannounced Sony Ericsson phone called “Faith” have leaked. It’s a Green Heart device and runs Windows Mobile 6.5.

Some specs include: Multi-tasking with delight, Panels for 24 hours life, Sleek design with beautiful ergonomic, Qwerty keypad with good usability, AGPS, 2.4” QVGA touch screen, Micro Sd Card slot, Windows Mobile 6.5 and Green heart.

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Market analytics firm Flurry have just released details of the Nexus One’s first week sales and its looking a little low compared to its main competition. However Google still haven’t confirmed these numbers as yet.

View the first week statistics compared to its competition below. Which reports the iPhone 3Gs sold 1.6 million in the first week, ouch.

These number maybe look a little down on the iPhone and

So I realize that CF’s days are numbered, and SD will eventually win the flash card war, but for now compact flash manages to stay just one step ahead of secure digital when it comes to storage capacity. Well maybe a few steps to be exact, given Panasonic just announced a 64GB SD card, where as Silicon-Power just revealed their new 128GB CF model. The 400X card features write speeds of up to 90MB/sec allowing it to file away your monstrous RAW shots as fast as you can snap them, though there’s no word on how quickly it will snap