Yeah…This is the Madonna “Before” and “After” Photoshop. Are you serious? Maybe that’s the other way round. Which is Photoshopped? Left or Right? I will say left.

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Green-House in Japan has released the PicoDrive Beach and PicoDrive Surf. They are both 4GB USB drives. The Beach sandal looks cute, I’m sure ladies will definiyrly love it when you make that as a gift. Read more…

Motorola has released its Evoke QA4. It has a 2.8-inch touch screen, Bluetooth connectivity, on-screen QWERTY keyboard and also a slide-out keypad with actual keys. It also has the customizable widgets, RSS feed subscriptions, and a built-in web browser. No words on pricing and availability.

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The combination of plastic, metal and glass, the MOTORAZR2 V9 Ferrari Special Edition will be only available in Malaysia. Priced at $384, this sleek and stylish phone has a checker flag pattern on the front and back, red accents and keypad backlight.

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Buffalo has released their first Blu-ray and DVD burner combo which is capable of burning DVD-R at 8x and BD-R at 2x on a single USB 2.0 port, it is called the BRC-P258U2. It measures 141 x 23 x 155mm at 370g. More pictures after the break. Read more…

Holy $hit, this wedding dress valued at 1.5 million dollar. It is made from 2009 peacock tail feathers. The dress was unveiled at the wedding expo in Nanjing, China. I can imagine how many peacock with now tail feathers.

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Wow! Patrick Acton has created the Minas Tirith, the City of Kings from J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord Of The Rings trilogy. It was created using matchsticks, started in March 2007 and expect it to be complete in late 2010. More pictures after the break. Read more…

These are the HP concepts by Nikita Buyanov. The above is called the HP Make-up, a concept specially made for woman. It has a button where you can press it to change the screen to a mirror mode and it also has a built-in-nail printing device. See more concepts after the break. Read more…

This is the Sansa SlotRadio player and cards from the company that invented flash storage cards, SanDisk. It is a die-cast aluminum player plays slotRadio mix cards which contain 1,000 songs with music from Billboard’s charts. There’s no software or playlist creation, just choose from a wide variety of pre-filled slotRadio cards ($40). The player comes with a 1.5-inch OLED display for the information of song, FM radio and a integrated belt clip also included for working out or outdoor activities. More pictures after the break. Read more…

Alright, is this the next iPhone? The pic is nicely done, it could be real and it could a fake. It looks like the slimmer version of the iPhone 3G but it also looks like the Cowon S9.

[via Dotdosh]