Just before Christmas Nokia has announced its new Nokia N97 mobile phone with lots of new feature that was not seen in previous N series models. At the first look some people will say that its just another wanna be iPhone thing but its not, this phone comes with a full QWERTY keyboard which really makes typing a much easier task on phone. Key features of Nokia N97 are:

- QWERTY keyboard
- Touch screen display
- GPS
- 5 MP camera with dual LED flash and Carl Zeiss lens
- 32 GB internal memory and support of external memory card up to 16GB
- Bluetooth & A2DP support.
- FM radio and transmitter
- TV-out
- 3.5mm jack plug so that you can use any generic headphone of your choice

This multimedia phone is loaded with Symbian S60 5th Edition operating system, WebKit Internet browser, music and video playing as well as recording capability and its like having a small computer in your pocket with you. this phone is expected to be launched in the middle of 2009

Source: dialaphone.co.uk

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Whats interesting about this new PMP is that it featured a 3.3 inch AMOLED (Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode) touchscreen.

The screen will have a resolution of 480 x 272, the Cowon S9 is powered by a 500MHz dual core processor, and comes with a choice of either 8GB or 16GB of storage.

There is also a built in voice recorder, Bluetooth and an FM radio, there is no word on pricing or availability as yet.

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Cowon S9 Curve PMP

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Supertalent will be updating its line of Godfather USB flash drives sometime next year to accompany the two current models - a mini Pico version and a rubber-clad variant. Both models are currently available in 1GB to 8GB capacities, although they will cost more than the vanilla production. Since flash prices are extremely uncertain, chances are by the time they're released next year, whatever quotes you get today won't be applicable, but do add a slight premium over regular USB flash drives in that range then. Only meant for hardcore fans of The Godfather, but otherwise most people would give this a pass including us.

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Want an optical zoom on your camera phone? Not a problem - you can do that with an external telescope, which you can buy for about 30 bucks from Brando. Sure, some of these could cause vignetting on the image, but you’ll still be able to zoom and that’s the idea here.

There are quite a few phones that are supported (there’s a telescope specially tailored for each of the handsets mentioned bellow):

• Apple iPhone and iPhone 3G
• HTC Touch
• HTC Touch Cruise
• HTC Touch Diamond
• HTC Touch Pro
• Nokia 6300
• Nokia N82
• Nokia N95 and N95 8GB
• Nokia N96
• Samsung i900 Omnia
• Sony Ericsson K850
• Sony Ericsson P990
• Sony Ericsson P1i
• Sony Ericsson W910

In addition, there’s also a generic mobile phone telescope that could be used with just about any other mobile phone.

Aside from the telescope itself, with every purchase you also get a handy strap and a crystal case with adapter.

Check out the complete list of all mobile telescope accessories available from Brando’s website.

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Give the coins a little twist and the USB fob slips out.

Prices are fittingly reasonable: $20 for the 4GB "Penny" and $30 for the 8GB "Dime".

CurrenKey USB flash drive product page [LaCie via Chip Chick via Engadget]

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It’s pretty safe to say we’ve all seen plenty of examples proving that they can make a USB drive inspired by just about anything and make some cash.  Well here’s a cute new idea, USB drives inspired by coins.  These USB keys were designed specifically to turn a few heads.  Luckily, they don’t do so by creating a drive with a cheesy design.  This one is quirky and could easily be carried by anyone and still look like a professional.

They come in two different sizes and styles.  The smaller drive has a copper finish and the larger a shiny silver finish.  They also have printed on them exactly what size they are.  One of the best features about this USB drive is that the plug itself retracts to be stored within the coin.  Which means no having to worry about losing the cap.  The copper coin has 4GB of storage and will cost you $19.99.  Then the silver has 8GB of storage and is priced at $29.99.  You can pick up them both on LaCie.

Source: ChipChick

In 4GB and 8GB sizes, the quick Class 6 (6MB/sec) memory cards promise to get wet without losing a whole vacation's worth of shots. (Or, for those who already use waterproof cameras, it could just be another level of protection.) There's no price at this time, but look for the Elecom cards on the international market this month. Importing on this piece of gear won't cause you any compatibility issues. [Elecom via Akihabara News]

I’ve seen plenty of demos where a digital camera is sitting at the bottom of a fish tank to show how waterproof it is, but these are the first SDHC cards I’ve seen that are just as H20 friendly. Elecom’s new 4, 6 and 8GB Class 6 SDHC cards are completely waterproof so even if you happen to drop your non-water-friendly digital camera overboard, at least all of your vacation photos won’t be destroyed. Assuming you can retrieve the camera that is. There’s no word on pricing at this time, but you can probably expect them to run just a bit more than your standard SDHC card.

[ Akihabara News - Elecom's New Waterproof SDHC Card ]

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