Alphascan released its 22-inch prestige monitor ‘J2290D Crystal’ adorned with 97 Swarovski crystals, which supports 12,000:1 contrast ratio and 2ms response time.The LCD monitor isn’t all bling and no technology.

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Kodak revealed 2 new All in one printers in the form of the ESP 7 and ESP 9.The ESP 7 printer features a large 3 inch LCD display, USB and memory card slots for easy image preview, and can connect to the computers/ laptops via Wi-Fi or Ethernet. Meanwhile, the ESP 9 offers fax capability, an auto-document feeder, and an integrated duplexer. It has a 10 inch one-touch control panel that makes printing, copying, scanning and faxing easy. The Kodak ESP 7 and ESP 9 are currently available for $199.99 and $299.99

This MP3 Player was created in 2007 by TrekStor, a leader in audio quality, at the behest of billionaire Alex Shnaider, owner of the team Midland Formula 1, which wanted the most expensive player on the planet to raise funds for research Cancer.

The luxurious piece of jewelry that is derived is characterized by the casing 18K gold, embellished by 63 diamonds which together reach a weight of 1 carat. Even the small chain boasts precious decorations in the aquamarine gemstones. With all these surplus value was about 20 thousand dollars.

Sotec boasts their new the E7 all-in-one PC that comes equipped with an integrated iPod dock to view your favorite portable videos or listen to audio tracks. The PC features a 21.6 inch (1,680 x 1,050) display screen, dual-core Pentium E2180 2GHz/Core 2 Duo E7200 2.53GHz processors, 160GB to 500GB hard drive, 1GB to 4GB of RAM, NVIDIA GeForce 9300, slot-loading DVD burner, an integrated 1.3MP webcam, a total of eight USB 2.0 ports, HMDI, eSATA, Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi connectivity and stereo Onkyo speakers. The Sotec E7 All-in-One PC is priced at $950 upwards, depending on the configuration. The PC will be available on October 3rd, 2008. Each purchase comes bundled with a wireless keyboard and mouse.

Dahl Audio has finally released this Bluetooth device at IFA 2008. There is no specific information about this wireless gadget. Weighing 269 grams, the speaker comes with a lithium ion battery that offers up to 5 hours of battery life.

American PSP owners will be able to enjoy GPS navigation some time next year. Not only will the platform support navigation and maps, as expected, but John Koller wants to offer something a bit more. SCEA is investigating game development which can take advantage of GPS technology. Koller told MTV Multiplayer the upcoming peripheral “changes the dynamics of GPS but also changes the way developers think about games on PSP because you can start integrating GPS into it.” According to Koller, Sony will introduce the GPS solution to third party publishers and is currently brainstorming ideas within its first-party studios. “There’s been a number of things that our first-party worldwide studios have looked at, and they’ve been trying to look at different options,” he said.