Flyclear Card

All of us who have been on a plane know about how long you have to wait before you can board because of the annoyingly thorough check-ups you have to pass before you can go on your trip. But from now on you can leave all those controls behind thanks to the new Flyclear card. And it only costs $99.95 a year and the fee for TSA of $28.

To get one, you have to go to a Clear center and present two official identification cards. Then you have to take a photo and give them your biometric information. They suggest that you should have a US passport, but foreign people are welcomed to.

So now you can eliminate the stress from your plane trips, not worry about those hidden pierces and miss a lot less planes. The Flyclear has already been put into function but for very few airports like Orlando, San Jose and JFK and the service is not available all day long. But there are plans to expand this technology.

Panasonic launched The World Smallest Camcorder

When Camcorder joins our daily life, capture all our precious moments, even company us traveling around the world however because of the size of the oldies camcorder which was big, we got trouble in taking care of it. However now, Panasonic launched SDR-S10 “The World Smallest Camcorder” measures 1.2 x 2.5 x 4.5 inches, 10x optical zoom, 2.5-inch LCD. With the ability to record on SD/SDHC format, Panasonic reveal that a 4GB SDHC memory card will allows 100 minutes recording time whereas the 2GB SDHC memory card will allows 50 minutes recording time. SDR-S10 designed in a stylish look, easy shooting that allows you to shoot your precious moment comfortably in the palm of your hand. Watch the stunning pic of the smalles camcorder after the break.

E-TEN Glofiish X500

Initially released in the Asian market, the Glofiish X500+ Pocket PC handset has again shown off its charisma with a bit of improved features to brag about. E-TEN has released the enhanced Glofiish X500+ phone that boasts to double as a computer with its Windows Mobile 6 and VGA display.

Claiming to be its first device to show off high-resolution VGA capabilities, the pocket PC phone is proud to display up to four times the resolution than the prior E-TEN models. Its bigger 2.8-inch 65,536 colors, TFT-LCD screen offers more pixels (640 x 480), ensuring crisp and sharp images and movie-viewing experience. The mobile phone also debuts with 3.5G connectivity, Windows Mobile 6 Professional platform and VGA display, making it an ideal product for business professionals to enjoy portability and high-end communication features while globe trotting.

Available in an ultra-thin form factor, the Glofiish X500+ also enables consumers to capture videos or photos through an integrated 2-megapixel camera with auto-focus function and 4x digital zoom. It also allows them to conduct research via browsing over the World Wide Web and even get in touch with thousands of people overseas with the help of the Windows Live for Windows Mobile suite.

Moreover, the company’s exclusive software suite such a Namecard Manager is incorporated into the pocket PC phone to organize contacts and assists owners to photograph a business card. This later takes advantage of OCP technology to recognize and dig out contact information.

During leisure time, users can get pleasure from the multimedia function and if they are more engrossed in their work, the upgraded Mobile Office application helps them to continue working while on the run. They can create and edit documents, photos, spreadsheets or presentations.

The additional features of the latest Glofiish device are 128MB Flash ROM, 64MB SDRAM with support of microSD card, an in-built quad-band GSM module, Bluetooth v2.0 +, Wi-Fi and GPRS/EGPRS.

Measuring 113.5 x 60.5 x 15.5 mm, the E-TEN X500+ ultra-thin VGA Pocket PC Phone is accessible in silver and black color choices. However, the price detail is kept as a surprise.

Buffalo's Petite LinkStation

Fitting a 1TB into a box measuring 5.31 x 3.22 x 1.57 inches isn't all that easy (most NAS boxes we've seen would crush a squirrel easily) but Buffalo seems to have not only accomplished this but shoved in a whole bunch of other features as well. The Mini's got a Gigabit Ethernet port, support for RAID 0 and 1, Active Directory Support, UPS support (to shut down in case of power failure), and best of all, runs an on-board DLNA server.

MITASHI KNM

Mitashi recently unveiled its new MP4 player, the KNM;complete
with feather-touch keypad. The device boasts of a 2.4 inch LCD
screen(reolution 320x240 pixels), 2GB of flash storage and a
provision to add extra storage via a mini SD card slot. The
KNM supports MP3 and WMA music formats, as well as AVI for video.
Users can also view JPEG images, listen to FM, and even record audio
on-the-fly.