And what’s new here? Support for iOS 4.2 of kush! But then again, iOS 4.2 is delayed so perhaps you have some more time to wait. iTunes 10.1 also supports video AirPlay feature to play along with your spanking new AppleTV.

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This sure is a rare yet cute case to ever go into the court. Apparently Renault was sued for naming his car too typically of human’s name. Renault had ideas of giving its new electric vehicle concept the name Zoe Z.E., and was about to go full force in production for this very adorable yet super Hi-Tech car. Then again, a French lawyer, David Koubbi, sued to stop that kind of obvious “insanity”. Read more…

Remember the marvellous Sesto Elemento Concept from Lamborghini? The carbon fiber beauty that debuted at the Paris Motor Show just two short months ago has reportedly been given the green light by its Italian automaker (or its German father, since Volkswagen owns them). The two-seat “Sixth Element” exotic is much more than radical jet-fighter styling and an obsession for lightweight, since previous Lamborghinis does not implement carbon fiber bodies.

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Artist – Enginner Mangkuk

UPDATE: Image updated with better quality from artist, thanks alot!

Ask Super Talent if you need a really small flash drive, like really small. Super Talent has recently unveiled the new Pico Mini USB flash drives series that consists of two models, the Pico Mini C and Pico Mini D. The Pico Mini C has a retractable USB connector that tucks away inside a case, while the Pico Mini D has a case that slides up and down to hide the USB connector. What’s more, the Mini D also has a connector that will let you hang it on a key ring. Both models are offered in 2GB to 32GB of storage capacity. However, they didn’t mention about the price and the date of launch.

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If you’re looking around for a wireless keyboard, and felt that Logitech’s keyboard is too big, then you can have a look at IOGEAR. They’ve recently unveiled a pair of new wireless keyboards for your HTPC in the form of the GKM571R and GKM581R. Both wireless keyboards feature the 2.4GHz wireless technology, an optical trackball with a 1200dpi sensor and a scroll wheel. The IOGEAR GKM571R keyboard has a lid for dust protection and LED backlight, while the GKM581R sports a slip resistant rubber bottom. The IOGEAR GKM571R and GKM581R are priced at $99.95 and $89.95, respectively.

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It’s rare to see Zalman launching something not related to cooling computers. They’re set to unleash their latest computer monitor, which is a 24-inch 3D HD-monitor called the ‘ZM-M240WGD’ for the Japanese market.

Supporting both 2D and 3D realizations, this new 24-inch widescreen monitor provides 1920 x 1080 Full HD resolution, 10,000:1 contrast ratio, 300 cd/m2 brightness, 5ms response time and comes bundled with a pair of 3D glasses. In addition, it also comes with two built-in 2W speakers, a dual DVI-D port and a D-Sub port. The Zalman ZM-M240WGD will start shipping from November 26th for around 70,000 Yen (about $846).

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New hybrid batteries that will have double the life and yet charges within seconds. Sounds like some very egoistic claim from some unknown researchers right? Not really. Ioxus Inc. is a new comer in the energy storage industry and they’ve about to announce a new hybrid energy storage device that they claim will “radically alter batteries used in the auto, medical, and consumer electronics industries”.

They tease that their new product is roughly the size of a typical C-cell battery and combines the fast charge / discharge benefits of ultra-capacitors with the remarkable energy-to-weight ratio of a lithium-ion electrode. As a result, Ioxus says the hybrid devices can store more than double the energy of traditional ultracapacitors and charge in a matter of seconds. The catch is that the hybrids have shorter life spans of 20,000 cycles compared to millions of cycles for typical ultracapacitors. Sounds very fishy right? Let’s wait for the official statement to come. But if this really is true, then the use of compact electrical devices will surely be revolutionized.

SOURCE via CNET

And you think that the mighty Lenovo from China who has IBM under them wouldn’t join in the fun of tablets? Not really. Lenovo’s COO Rory Read previously stated clearly that Lenovo’s LePad wouldn’t shop until a tablet-ready version of Android was ready from Google. But now, CEO Yang Yuanqing recently told the Wall Street Journal that the Android tablet is indeed slated for a 2011 US launch. Well, this would only prove that Google will deliver the goods for tablet on time.

SOURCE via Wall Street Journal