Viteo presents an outdooe wireless speaker, the Freewheeler. Designed Ron Arad and Frances Pellisari, the Viteo Freewheeler measures 22.8 x 9.8-inches. The Freewheeler is able to work 200 meters from its base station and comes with an integrated FM receiver.

It takes 14 hours to charge the speaker and it can run for up to 8 hours continuously. The Freewheeler is really DAMN expensive that it costs $21,000.

Philips introduces the Streamium MCi500H, a wireless micro Hi-Fi system that allows you to enjoy all your music wirelessly. Streamium MCi500H features a 160GB hard drive for you to store music. You can transfer music from your PC to its internal hard drive. It can play music from the hard drive or USB drives.

The Streamium MCi500H can also do music streaming to up to 5 station using WiFi connection. The device supports MP3, WMA, and non-DRM AAC music playback while MP3 recording is also supported.

It has 2×50 W RMS Hi-Fi sound with Class “D” Digital Amplifier, Hi-Fi Dome Tweeters and 5.25 ” Woofers. It is priced at Euro 399.

Asus introduces in Taiwan the Vito W1 wireless laser mouse. This Vito W1 has a special feature of HeartTouching that can track your heart rate to identify your mood and emotional condition. The W1 comes with a software that can show your your heart rate and display a emoticon accordingly.

As a mouse, the Asus Vito W1 features a small 2.4GHz USB receiver, 1200dpi sensitivity, maximum working range of 30 feet and five programmable keys.

While Hasselblad offers the H3DII-50 50 Megapixel camera and Phase One offers the P65+ 60 Megapixel camera, Leaf introduces the 56 Megapixel AFi 10 camera. The Leaf AFi features a 56×36 mm CCD image sensor with 9288 x 6000 active pixel, ISO sensitivity ranging from 50-800, and up to 1 minutes of exposure time.

With best-of-class Schneider lenses, the Leaf AFi system can fully realize the power of 56 megapixels, delivering images of unsurpassed quality. Together with the new Leaf ‘Verto’ technology, the True Wide Frame sensor can be rotated internally, giving you the control and flexibility to shoot the way you want to. Just imagine.

MSI announced also the EX310, a fashionable laptop PC that is available in Dazzling Blue and Brilliant Red colors. The EX310 is powered by an AMD Turion X2 Ultra Dual-Core Mobile Processor, up to 4GB of RAM, ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3450 graphic card and up to 320GB hard drive.

It features a 13.3-inch 1280×800 LCD screen, WiFi 802.11b/g/b, Bluetoth, a 4-in-1 card reader, a HDMI port and a eSATA port. The EX310 is equipped with either a DVD SuperMulti writer or a Blu-ray/DVD combo.

Users can also get the optional DTV receiver, that allows them to watch TV anywhere.

The notebook comes with Windows Vista Home Premium OS.

Erogonomically shaped, this futuristic gaming keypad “is very small in size and has only those keys which are required to play your games.” That’s not all, it also comes with a label printer.

Complete research is done in order to come up with this gaming keyboard and it is made up of several layers as shown in the picture. I guess anyone would to love to have it on their computer table.

Before you invest into anything like laptops or even printers or a big purchase like a flat panel tv, investigate. The way you go through digital cameras articles before buying cameras.

Ok, so it’s not exactly a 3d parking garage, but its stereoscopic paint job might be the next best thing.

In teens, craze about car amplifiers and the hdtv usually blossoms into a drive of having the largest digital cameras or the flattest flat panel tv and wishes like having home theater system of their own.

Mint Wireless, from Australia, introduces the new V10 ultra small pocket projector, which is acutally the re-branded Aiptek V10.

The Mint V10 features a 20,000-hour LED lamp and is able to offer 50-inch image from 1.8m away. It supports MPEG-4, ASF, AVI and JPEG. Other than 1GB internal memory, the V10 accepts also SD, MMC and MS Pro memory cards.

V10 measures 125 x 55 x 23mm (1cm longer than an iPhone). It is priced at AUS$649.