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Panasonic unveils in what is claimed to be the world’s lightest laptop to date with the Panasonic Toughbook S9. The latest laptop includes a built-in DVD drive and is powered by an Intel Core i5-520M vPro processor.

Seagate is no stranger when it comes to providing storage solutions and with their latest small business NAS, people can now get up to 12TB storage through its 4-Bay design. This is of course flexible, meaning you can configure it to accommodate 4GB or 8GB, depending on your storage needs.

Sonim is reportedly all set to unveil a new rugged phone by October, made for people who look for handsets that they can use for rugged environmental conditions. The XP1300 Core will be IP68 certified and offers complete protection against dust. It can also be submerged up to 1 meter [...]

Whether it is for power or for pleasure, the new HP Pavilion Elite HPE-490t desktop can adhere towards any need. This is perhaps one of the more powerful PC desktops you can get in the market, armed with a Core i7 processor to provide power right at your hands.

For the demanding audiophiles out there, here is a new product from McIntosh that should be interesting to check out. The product is a retro-styled MCD1000 CD player which also comes with provisions for a digital preamp.

Marantz unveils three new AV receivers, each carrying new specifications that should adhere to home theater demands and rants. The three new receivers are the SR7005, SR6005 and the SR5005.

Acer announces its latest batch of notebook models, headlines by the Acer Aspire AS8943G notebook which will come armed with an ATI Radeon 5850 graphics support. The new laptop promises to offer higher performance for gamers and home theater media, something pretty much growing today.

If rumors persist, we may just see the Apple iPhone sporting another improved feature as far as its image capturing ability is concerned. This has something to do with the roaming rumor that Apple is in the midst of developing a new Flash technology for their cameras.

Acer broadens the capabilities for consumers planning to get hold of their Acer TimelineX 1830T laptops by giving them the option to have a processor upgrade. This means that the Acer TimelineX 1830T laptops can be equipped with Core i3, i5, or even i7 CPUs from hereon.

As consumers continue to demand for thinner but quality-rendering displays, Hitachi aims to please. In fact the Japan-based company has shown off a new LCD touch screen display prototype which is reportedly 30% thinner than the conventional displays they have offered in the market.