Samsung has a new 46 inch LCD display claimed to be “world’s brightest” DID panel with 1,500 nit brightness, 3,000:1 contrast ratio , 16.7 million colors, 178-degree viewing angles and 1,366 x 768 screen resolution. Samsung said that its new 1500-nit LCD panel is now available for use in digital signs for transit centers, bus shelters, museums, shopping malls and for use at point of sale in retail outlets, to replace outdated poster advertisings. The panel is designed to optimally accommodate the tremendous range of lighting conditions affecting displays. We’re expecting to see this display in stores during May.

Iomega has a special camouflaged eGo Camo Drive with DropGuard technology protects the eGo drive from accidental damage caused by drops of up to 51 inches and packs a 250GB of storage space. This USB powered drive is ready for all of you adventurous users and can be ordered from iomega web store for $149.95

Onda is preparing new interesting PMP model VX777 with WiFi support for easy music transfer. Most of other specs are the same ad on previous model VX767 and include 4.3 inch display, TV-out, 2GB internal storage and microSD slot, built-in speaker, MIC and FM radio, support MP3, WMA, WAV and FLAC music formats, RM/RMVB, AVI, FLV, ASF, MP4, MPG, MOV, WMA, WMV, 3GP and SWF movies and JPEG, BMP, GIF and PNG picture files. Expected to arrive in stores somewhere in August for unknown price.

Sony has launched new interesting digital photo frame VGF-CP1. The VGF-CP1 features 7 inch 800×400 resolution panel, multicard reader, USB port, 100MB of internal memory for pictures and music and built-in 802.11b/g WiFi. It can also display current time and favorite RSS feed. So far it is available only in Japan for about $258 dollars.