EDS Lab presented latest WiDRIVE line with two new flavours 1.8-inch (PX-100) and 2.5-inch (DX-225). Both support a BitTorrent client, RSS podcast subscriptions and a built-in web server. Connecting this drive can be managed via number of networking standards including DHCP, WebDav UPnP, Bonjour and 802.11b/g. USB port is reserved only for charging.

From Ruco comes new expensive projector Video Xtreme VX-22i. This 1080p model features three-chip DLP design, O-Path technology, CinOptx premium grade lenses, Vivix II video processing, a 4,000:1 contrast ratio, 2,850 ANSI lumens and comes calibrated to ISF standards. Available in two combinations, CineWide with Autoscope edition will cost you $54,995 while standard edition cost $39,995 bucks. Shocking isn’t it?

Hitachi revealed new ultra short throw display projector named CP-A100. This model can display 50 inch picture from just 15 inches distance from the screen and there are no shadows interfering with the image and no light in the presenter’s face. CP-A100 has the network connectivity which allows for simultaneous monitoring and control of several projectors from a remote location. This is particularly beneficial in schools and large corporate environments, where projectors are located throughout a facility and the monitoring of each projector is a time-consuming ordeal. Technical specs says CP-A100 features brightness of 2,500 ANSI lumens, XGA resolution and a 400:1 contrast ratio.

German Maxdata made interesting laptop model Belinea s.book 1 Mini-Note that is powered by Via 1.2 GHz C7-M processor. Mini-Note features 840×480 screen, 802.11b/g, Bluetooth, and a DVI port. With 9×6.75×1.16 inches dimensions and 2.2-lb weight this model will cos you $924 bucks. Still we haven’t figured out what is the purpose of that detachable handset?