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Here comes 10,1 Megapixel point-and-shoot camera that also records hi-def movies. Sony has just unveiled its latest digital camera, Sony Cybershot DSC-T500. It features MPEG4 AVC/H.264 video capable of capturing frames at 30 per second at an HD resolution of 720p. The slick thing is you get to take stills at the tip of your finger, while you’re recording video, with no interruption at all. Other features include Face Detection, optical Image stabilization, and HDMI output to view both images and videos on HD display. All the hi-tech functions are accessible via 3.5-inch touch-screen LCD. The T500 will arrive in black with a brushed metal finish and retail late September for about $400. [Upcoming Digital Cameras]

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The brand new Vertu Signature mobile phone will be released very soon. The luxurious handset supports 3G and WiFi connectivity and features a bright QVGA OLED with 320 x 240 pixels that supports 16 million colors, Bluetooth, VoIP, WCDMA dual-band 2100/850 MHz and GSM quad-band 850/900/1800/1900MHz frequencies. Unfortunately, the launch date, pricing info and the full specs of the handset are still unknown. [FriedBlogs via Upcoming Cell Phones]

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If you are looking for a new high-end PMPs, so you can choose the new Walkman PMPs from Sony. The high-end Sony Walkman NWZ-S736F and NWZ-S738F boasts a new user friendly music management software with music collection ripped from CDs (non-DRM files), 2 inch QVGA (320×240) LCD display, and a noise-cancelling feature, although it is not as good as dedicated noise-cancelling headphones. The gadgets also have internal speakers and can play video at 30fps. The 4GB Walkman NWZ-S736F is priced at $150, meanwhile the 8GB Walkman NWZ-S738F retails for $180. [Ubergizmo via iPod and MP3 Players Blog]

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Designed by Australian John Van Den Nieuwenhuizen, this concept model of Hidden Radio is rather unique. It is completely button-less, requiring you to twist, lift or push it instead to manipulate the volume. The radio also comes with a LED light that will glow brightly/dimmer depending on the current signal strength. [Hidden Radio]

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Here is the latest and greatest in Blu-ray tech from JVC, introducing the JVC NX-BD3, blu-ray player with 2.1 speaker system. The device will feature Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) compatibility via a wireless adapter update, through DLNA technology the device will be able to work with cell phones and other media players which support DLNA technology. Supported audio formats will include Dolby Digital, DTS and Dolby Pro-Logic II. The Blu-ray player will be Profile 1.1 compliant, but will not be upgradeable profile 2.0. As it is, it will support 24fps video as well as xv.Color and Deep Color via its single HDMI 1.3a output. Other connections comprise an optical audio output, analog audio input, and HDMI-CEC input. DiVX files on CD, DVD or Blu-ray will be supported. An AM/FM tuner is also built-in. The device will cost you $1,460 when it launches in the UK this September. [Newlaunches]

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Epson has announced two new color, all-in-one inkjet printers, the Artisan 700 and 800. Both are six-color systems, and have features such as automatic photo correction, USB, Wi-Fi and Ethernet connections, and the ability to print directly from CF, SD/SDHC, xD and Memory Stick cards. As the high-end model, the 800 supports scanning and copy resolutions up to 4,800dpi, and can print text content at up to 38 pages per minute, or a 4×6 photo in approximately 10 seconds. Images are previewed on a 3.5-inch LCD, and the system is also equipped with an automatic document feeder. The 700 drops the feeder, and also scales down to 2,400dpi and a 2.5-inch screen. Both printers should be out in September at prices of $200 and $300. [TFTS]

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Sony is proudly introduced the world’s thinest LCD TV known as the Sony KDL-40ZX1. This 40-inch LCD TV measures at only 9.9mm thick and weighs 26 pounds. This super thin LCD screen defeats the previous record holder from Hitachi. The Sony KDL-40ZX1 features LED backlighting, 3,000:1 contrast ratio, 120Hz MotionFlow tech, x.v.Color, and BRAVIA Engine 2 image processing. You might be a rich person if you can purchase this thin LCD screen since it is priced at a hefty $4,474 (after conversion). The Sony KDL-40ZX1 will be released in Japan on November 10th, 2008. [Sony Insider]

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Samsung Introduces New Line of Digital Photo Frames. The Samsung SPF-85H, SPF-85V, SPF-105P and SPF-105V Digital Photo Frames Offer Great Image Quality and Style; Elevate the decor in Your Home or Office to a new level. Available September 1st, the SPF-85H and the WiFi-enabled SPF-85V have an 8-inch screen and are offered with an estimated street price of $129.99 and $199.99, respectively. Both SPF-105P and SPF-105V have slightly larger 10-inch LCD. The SPF-105P will retail for $199.99 on October 1st and the WiFi-enabled SPF-105V for $289.99 on November 1st. Users can save up to 10,000 photos in the photo frame with 1GB memory (based on JPG picture of 800 x 600 resolution). You also get to you watch your favorite movies, and listen to MP3s, access Yahoo Widget or Google Gadget and even use Instant Messenger! [Samsung]

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PC Pro has recently got their hands on the smallest PC in the world, with each side measuring around 2 inches square. The cool tiny PC ran on a 200MHz processor clockable to either 250MHz or the full 300MHz, featuring on-board 16 MB memory, and red hat Linux OS that runs off a 1GB Compact-Flash card that slots into the side of the Space Cube. You can add a single USB multi-port for a keyboard, mouse and more. There’s also VGA output to connect a monitor. The Ethernet port allows you to connect to internet, and a pair of jacks cater for speakers and headphones. The space cube PC is originally developed in Japan by Shimafuji Corporation, and retails for around $350 locally. No words on pricing and availability outside Japan though, but we’ll keep you posted. [PCPro]

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EPSON has just added a new model to its projector lineup called MovieMate 55. The high-quality projector combines a CD/DVD player and stereo speakers in one portable unit. It also delivers an impressive size of up to eight times larger than on a 40-inch widescreen TV. Weighing only 8.3 pounds, the Epson MovieMate 55 features a sleek, compact design with a built-in handle and cushioned carrying case for portable convenience. The Epson MovieMate 55 will be available in October through national resellers for an estimated street price of $699. [EPSON VIA Gizmodo]

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