GadgetsMonkey

Well, at last, that very expected Motorola Q9h is on sale from November 2nd for a  price of $200 (might be temporary)

• Windows Mobile 6
• HSDPA (not sure yet if it’s 3.6Mbps)
• GPS with TeleNav, 2 megapixel camera
• Good 5, Express Mail, the standard software package

Some time passed from Asus Eee Pc launch in China, and it came more or less en mass. We gathered our opinion on that ultraportable gadget from Asus as well as a compilation of other reviews.

What Asus Eee PC is?

It definitly is a value for it’s money, it is innovative and cheap with lots of potential. It’s the new class of laptops — totally upgraded version od the internet console concept. Now you can get online everywhere. Looks like Asus definitly has a winner.

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This new Ibiza player has a full subscription to the Rhapsody-To-Go service, you’ll be able to download over 4 million tracks wirelessly to your player whenever you’ve got a Wi-Fi connection. The player also has built-in bluetooth for wireless headphone connectivity. The player offers a bright 320×240 Samsung color display, and can also play back video content from the Rhapsody store. Like the Zune, it’s also got an FM radio with RDS service. It’s even got a web browser built in, but I can’t imagine how challenging that would be to navigate sans keyboard. [more]

What are your favorite donuts? Mine are chocolate, but strawberry and, maybe mint of pistachio are also available. Check out these little USB flash drives from Vavolo.

Here comes another digital audio player called UP3 by LG. The all metal UP3 comes in 1GB, 2GB, 4GB of storage; an FM radio; MP3, WMA, and OGG audio and ASF video support; tiny OLED display supporting 65,000 colors.

4GB will cost you just about $92. And it’s called UP3 for you not to forget using it also as a flash drive. Witty move, indeed, but no word on availability or pricing.