Palm introduces ‘Centro’, its new low cost entry level smart phone with a price tag of just 100 USD. A little bigger than credit card size, this phone is equipped with a QWERTY keyboard, touch screen, email, spreadsheet etc. It will be available in US market thru Sprint.

Gefen new HD Personal Video Recorder (PVR) provide access to audio/video programs anywhere anytime. Without compatibility concerns it enables users to record audio/video from one of four sources and to switch between four A/V sources supporting multiple A/V formats which integrate different devices. In addition, users can download images and sound onto any USB storage device (SD PVR) or SD flash media card (HD PVR), anywhere they go.

During Tokyo Game Show 2007, disassembled Xbox 360 was displayed as you can see in the photos.

Xbox 360 power adapter & exhaust fan.

Xbox 360 mainboard, using IBM Central processing unit. Look at those mammoth copper heat sink for CPU!

HP presented its high-end PDA phone ‘iPAQ 912 Business Messenger’ in Asia-Pacific (AP) region.

Employing 2.4-inch touch panel, it offers advanced mobility to users by supporting quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE, 3G HSDPA, 802.11b/g WLAN and Bluetooth 2.0. Equipped with GPS navigation having 3D map, the iPAQ 912 also supports Microsoft Office Mobile and push e-mail service. Suggested price starts at 599 USD.

Dell announced its 17-inch high end mobile workstation ‘Precision M6300’ with NVIDIA Quadro FX1600M OpenGL.

It comes with enhanced Wi-Fi wireless 802.11n, 4GB DDR2 dual channel memory and 965PM Express chipset, hard disk drive up to 200GB SATA and 32GB SSD.

CPU choices available are Intel 64bit Core 2 Duo processor (T7500, T7800) or Core 2 Duo Extreme processor.

The notice can be old for some, but iPhone finally was unblocked solely by software. Engadget published a video describing the whole the process of unlocking in detail. It was made possible with a tool called iPhoneSIMfree.