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Finally! The Google Nexus One car dock is available. This dock will go perfectly with the free Google Maps Navigation on-board because who needs stand-alone GPS devices anymore. Anyways, check out the Nexus One dock here! It's going for $55.

[Engadget]

HP has just pushed out a bunch of new desktop PCs for you to enjoy and spend your hard-earned money on. First up is the HP Pavilion Elite HPE-190t (above), which sports an Intel Core i7-980X Extreme Edition 3.33GHz CPU along with 9GB of RAM, a Blu-ray player, a dual-layer DVD writer, and a 1.5TB HDD in the basic model. That'll cost you a whopping $1,899.99 (here). Of course, it's highly customizable so you can actually pack up to 24GB of RAM and a 3TB HDD inside of this thing if you really want to. Oh yes, you get to choose between NVidia GeForce GT220, ATI Radeon HD 5570 or 4850 graphics.

HP has also announced the Slimline s5305z and the s5350z desktop PCs as well. The former comes with an AMD Sepron 140 2.7GHz CPU and 2GB of RAM. You can customize it with up to an AMD Athlon II 250 3.0GHz CPU, 4GB of RAM, ATI Radeon / Nvidia GeForce graphics, and up to a 750GB HDD. This model starts at just $299.99 (here). The latter, HP s5350z, includes an AMD Athlon X4 2.8GHz CPU, up to 8GB of RAM (4GB standard), up to a 1.5TB HDD (500GB standard), and your choice between a bunch of different ATI and Nvidia graphics. This one starts at $479.99 (here).

[Engadget, Electronista]

A couple of months ago we heard that the ExoPC would be sporting an 8.9-inch touchscreen display along with last year's Atom N270 1.6GHz CPU. A couple of weeks ago we heard that this tablet would be getting a bunch of improvements and today we're hearing one of them. Apparently, the touchscreen has been bumped up to an 11.6-inch capacitive display with a 1,366 x 768 resolution and the unnamed Atom CPU will handle multitasking. The GPU will be able to run full-screen videos which is a must for a tablet these days. If you take a look at the picture it shows what appears to be a front-facing camera.

There'll also be an app store whenever it launches, so look out for that. It should be running Windows 7, but there'll be a custom UI over top it. Of course, we're still waiting for this to get official, but the rumoured price tag is said to be around $600.

[Crunch Gear]

MSI has just updated a couple of their own netbooks. They've just introduced the Wind L1300, L1350, and L2300, which are updates of the U130, U135, and the U230. Both the L1300 and the L1350 both sport a 10.1-inch display with a 1,024 x 600 resolution along with an Intel Atom N4500 1.66GHz CPU. The L1300 runs Windows XP, while the L1350 runs Windows 7 Starter Edition.

The larger L2300 sports a 12.1-inch display with a 1,366 x 768 resolution along with an AMD Athlon Neo MV-40 1.6GHz CPU.

[Liliputing]

This handset first popped up over a month ago and today there's been some hands-on photos. The LG LU2300 is another Android handset to keep your eyes on for a second. It's likely only going to hit Korea, so that's the sad part. Besides that, the specs are on point with what we've been seeing lately. This handset is packing a 3.5-inch WVGA (480 x 800) AMOLED capacitive touchscreen display, a 5MP camera with 720p video recording capabilities, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, WiFi / GPS support, a DMB tuner, the famous 1GHz Snapdragon CPU, and Android 2.1 with LG's own custom UI.

Apparently, the LG LU2300 is looking to make its debut later this month or next month (April or May). Engadget seems to think this phone is pretty sexy and they're hoping that it hits the US in the future. There's a rumour going around that this will be the C710 Aloha but they're not buying it.

[Engadget]

Pasen has just unveiled the MID5 and it's exactly what it sounds like. It's an MID with a 5-inch touchscreen display with an 800 x 480 resolution. It's also packing WiFi, an HDMI output, and support for a bunch of formats like DivX / XviD, RMVB, H.264, and MKV. Yes, it's running Android, but the release date hasn't been mentioned. This MID will reportedly hit the shelves for around $200.

[Engadget]

Chalk this up in the big rumour category. According to TheStreet.com, Nokia is working on a new tablet that should get launched this Fall. Dubbed the Booklet Touch, nothing's confirmed right now. It could be running MeeGo, as a successor to the N900, but that doesn't make that much sense. It could always be running Symbian or Windows 7, so we'll really just have to wait and see.

[Unwired View]

I rarely talk about camcorders, but here's a pretty good one from JVC. The Everio GZ-HM1 was just released today and it's capable of taking 10MP still photos and 1080p resolution video with its Konica Minolta HD lens. There's 64GB of internal storage along with an SD / SDHC card slot. You can get this digital camcorder (here) right now for $1,199.95.



[Slash Gear]

Philips has just unveiled the Xenium X312 that'll likely get launched in both Asia and Russia. This handset packs a QVGA display, Bluetooth support, an FM radio, a 2MP camera, and a microSD card slot.Unfortunately, this handset likely won't feature 3G connectivity. The whole spec sheet wasn't revealed but it's looking like it won't be a pricey handset.

[Unwired View]

Lenovo has just pushed out another notebook, the ThinkPad T410i. This notebook packs an Intel Core i3-330M 2.13GHz CPU, 2GB of RAM, a 14.1-inch WXGA LED-backlit display, integrated Intel graphics, a 250GB HDD, a DVD burner, WiFi b/g/n, and a 4-cell battery. Of course, it's upgradeable to include a 500GB HDD, a 128GB SSD, WiMAX, a 2MP webcam, and 6 / 9-cell batteries. You can get this notebook for $829 right now (here). You can head over to LogicBuy (here) to get this notebook for $778.05 thanks to a coupon - only lasts until April 12th.

[Slash Gear]

Could what you see above really be the first leaked picture of the upcoming Samsung Moment 2 that's headed to Sprint? If true, this handset should be running Android 2.1 underneath Samsung's own TouchWiz 3.0 skin. It looks quite similar to the original Moment, but it does have its differences. It's got a shiny chrome bezel along with changing the surface area of the keys. Hopefully they improved the hardware inside to include a 1GHz CPU.

Image could be a fake, so just keep that in mind. This keyboard looks like an exact replica of the Samsung Rogue

[Boy Genius]

Well, well, well. Another iPad competitor has just entered the race and it's coming from ICD. Dubbed the Gemini, this tablet gives the iPad a run for its money - on paper, at least. This tablet comes packed with an 11.2-inch LCD touchscreen display with a 1,366 x 768 resolution, a 1GHz Tegra 2 SOC, 3G (with voice calls), 512MB of DDR RAM, up to a 32GB SSD, an SD card slot, an FM radio, GPS support, WiFi b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, a microUSB port, audio jacks, a 5MP camera on the back with a 2MP camera on the front, stereo speakers, a USB port, and a 40Wh user-replaceable battery.

Most of those specs already beat the iPad, but it even throws in Android as an OS and it's got a multitouch display that'll be available in either capacitive or resistive. Oh yeah, don't forget that there's Flash support in this bad boy. With that chipset you'll easily be man-handling 1080p content. Check out the spec sheet comparison below.Unfortunately, the price wasn't mentioned, but let's hope it's around $600.

[Engadget, Slash Gear]

These are some brand new shots of the upcoming InPulse BlackBerry watch phone. RIM has mentioned that this watch is "almost here" and it should be shipping pretty soon. In case you forgot, this watch phone features a 1.8-inch OLED touchscreen display and Bluetooth 2.0 (to hook up to your BlackBerry). If you pre-ordered yours you could be getting yours in the mail really soon.

[Slash Gear]

NEC has just unveiled yet another one of their huge LCD displays. This one's being called the P521 and it's packing a 52-inch display with a Full HD (1,920 x 1,080) resolution, a 2,000:1 contrast ratio, 700 nits of brightness, VGA / DVI-D / BNC / composite / component / S-Video / HDMI ports, a DisplayPort, and an Ethernet port. This big screen will be available later this month for just about $3,000.

[Slash Gear]

It looks like some T-Mobile stores across the US are starting to get some Nexus One accessories. This includes different cases and protective covers which actually sport the HTC branding instead of the Google branding. Maybe T-Mobile USA will be offering the Nexus One in stores soon.

[Electronista]