iGala Wireless Digital Picture Frame that comes jam paked with 8 inch touchscreen display (800 × 600 resolution), 1GB internal memory, Wi-Fi connectivity, and supports Gmail, Microsoft Windows Live, FrameIt and Flickr. This digital picture frame retails for $239 each.

The Shuttle XPC Barebone SG45H7 Mini PC is an Intel based system supporting Quad Core processor. What makes this barebone PC special is that it supports up to 16GB of DDR2 memory, Intel Core 2 Duo / Quad Core series with 1333/1066/800 MHz FSB, 16GB of DDR2 RAM, 7.1 channel audio, 1x PCI-Express v2.0 slot, Intel Graphics Media Accelerator (GMA) X4500HD graphics, Blu-ray, and highly-efficient 300 Watt power supply. For the connectivity, the machine provides Gigabit LAN, optical SPDIF, HDMI, VGA, FireWire, USB 2.0 and eSATA. You can bring home the Shuttle XPC Barebone SG45H7 with your $400.

BenQ has recently released the MP624 1024 x 768 DLP Projector that offers a bright 3000 lumen with a contrast ratio of 2500:1. The projector has the dimension of 239 mm x 106 mm x 251 mm and offers a 200W lamp with a lifespan of 4000hours, and HDMI port. You can purchase the BenQ MP624 3000 Lumen DLP Projector for €830.

The 1.33GHz Atom version with 1GB RAM, 40GB storage, and Vista Home retails for $549, meanwhile the 1.6GHz version with 60GB storage and 6-cell battery for $599 (or $654 after promo). The high end version with 80GB hard drive with a 2-year warranty is priced at $678 (or $758 after promo). All versions will be released in December this year

ViewSonic just announced a pair of 800×600 digital photo frames, the DPG801BK and the DPG807BK.  They’re basically the same product, 500:1 contrast ratio and 512MB internal memory, nothing special, except the DPG807BK comes with a remote control.  No wi-fi on both, and while they look pretty sleek, they barely scream past mediocre.  $119 and $159, respectively, I’m not sure if the remote control is worth the extra $40.  If all that’s not enough for your memories,  you can add more memory with either the USB port or the memory card slot.

The NVIDIA FX 5800 is the first 4GB graphics card in the world that is perfect for those who expect visual supercomputing from their desktop PCs. The new graphic card supports 240 CUDA Parallel Processor Cores, 4GB Memory Size, 102GB/s Memory Bandwidth, 1 DisplayPort and 189W Maximum Power Consumption. The NVIDIA Quadro FX 5800 graphics card retails for a hefty $3,499 and will be available via NVIDIA’s channel partners, including PNY Technologies, Elsa and Leadtek.