Zelman has a new 3D display dubbed ZM-M2020W Trimon 3D monitor. This 22 incher sport 1,680 x 1,050 resolution panel and a bundled set of glasses with ability to render graphics in 3D. On the tests Trimon has renedered phenomenal 3D scenes that thake out your breats but still we have to get used on this new technology and its imprelentation in real life.

ViewSonic’s PJ513DB projector maybe won’t give you all the 1080p pleasures you expect but still can be quite good projector on the market. PJ513DB sport 800 x 600 native resolution, 2,000:1 contrast ratio and 2,200 lumens and there are composite / S-Video / component inputs and VGA in and out ports as well as the audio input. Not bad for just $499.

BenQ has a new laptop from Joybook line R45. This 14.1 inch laptop features Intel 2.1GHz Core 2 Duo T8100 processor, NVIDIA’s GeForce 8400M graphic, up to 4GB of DDR2 RAM, optional dual-layer DVD writer, 802.11b/g WiFi, optional Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, 2-megapixel webcam and a 4-in-1 multicard reader. Also you can find four USB 2.0 ports, Ethernet, HDMI output, VGA, ExpressCard slot, audio in / out, 4-pin FireWire. R45 will be available worldwide in April but there is no info about the price.

India’s HCL keeps production of ultra cheap laptops and this time looks like is teamed up with Microsoft to create “world’s cheapest Windows laptop”. The new model named MiLeap H with 7 inch touchscreen and unspecified Intel processor, Intel 945 GU Express chipset, 1GB of RAM, a 30GB hard drive, 1.3 MP webcam, WiFi and Windows XP Home as OS. No words about release but expected price is about $425 bucks in India.

ASUS has officially released specifications of upcoming Eee PC 900 and on the first glance we see that it features the same 900MHz Celeron M found in the 701 model and will ship into two versions - Windows and Linux powered. The Windows version will have 12GB SSD and Windows XP Home while Linux version will have 20GB SSD and in other specs will be identical as Windows model. The specs also mention 1GB DDR2 RAM, 8.9 inch 1024 x600 pixel display, 802.11b/g WiFi, 1.3MB webcam, 3 USB 2.0 ports, Ethernet, VGA output and more. Windows model will cost about $513 dollars and Hong Kong customers will have the chance to get it first, starting today, UK and France during this week and other countries by the end of April and first half of May.

RAmos has released new portable media player V8 with nice sleek black design featuring 4.3 inch display and support for MP4, AVI, DivX, RMVB, MP3, WMA and FLAC file formats. There are also a TV output and text viewer, and special function that automatically detect screen rotation and orients the on-screen imagery in response. Of course price is still unknown.

Alienware has updated it’s Aurora desktop with AMD Phenom 9850 processor and pair of ATI’s Radeon HD 3870 X2 GPUs. This rig can be equipped with one of four AMD CPUs, a liquid-cooling system, twin 512MB 3870 X2 GPUs, up to 4GB of DDR2 RAM, a couple terabytes of HDD space, a Blu-ray reader/burner and optional Killer K1 gaming NIC, Ageia PhysX processor as well as your choice of colors. Starting price is just $999 and you can get it right now from Alienware webstore.

HP has released two new high-end personal workstations xw8600 and xw9400 that support Quad-Core Intel Xeon X5482 processors and Quad-Core AMD Opteron 2300 processors. This line is designed for digital content professionals in the broadcast, film/video post-production, animation and graphic arts industries, so expect top class configuration inside. Unfortunately there is not much more info in HP’s press release but stay tuned for more.

Dell has a new trio of Vostro laptops targeted for small businesses. First one is 13.3-inch Vostro 1310 that will cost you $749, 15.4-inch Vostro 1510 is $599, and 17-inch Vostro 1710 still doesn’t have a price. All models feature lighter designs than their older siblings, 10GB of free online storage, Network Assistant and PC TuneUp. Vostro 1310 and Vostro 1510 are available right now, while Vostro 1710 will ship in May.

Hitachi has a new pack of interesting HDTVs so pay attention now - UT Wooo series has new 32-, 37- and 42-inch models with 250GB hard drive and iVDR port for iVDR hard drive cartridges while UWB keeps the thickness about 1.4 inches. Also there are new Wooo XV LCD sets in 32-, 36 -and 42-inch varieties without UWB and internal hard drives and of course for plasma lovers there is 50 inch Wooo 02 series with 250GB internal storage, iVDR port and without UWB. The company has also announced new Wooonet service for its UT series sets which will enable transfer video from a PC to the TV, and video on demand access. All models are available in Japan and there is no info about prices.