Right from Computex show in Taiwan Intel has introduced new Nehalem chips and first things that geeks did was to test it with so loved Penryn technology. First results are impressive - Nehalem 2.66GHZ tops in performance the 3.2GHz Penryn. When the Penryn chip was clocked at 2.66GHz, Nehalem ran 20 to 44 percent faster, mostly due to insanely fast memory access speeds and Hyper Threading. Still this first test is not official and can’t be used to judge if Nehalem is better but we are hope to see some more detailed benchmarks with more conclusive results.

Mini projectors are so popular last days so here is another one - Aiptek PocketCinema V10. This pocket sized projector sport 3M’s miniature projection technology and can display a 50-inch image. Along with that PocketCinema features 3-in-1 card reader and 1GB of internal memory, built-in battery and stereo speakers. So much stuff in so small package! Still no info about prices and availability.

Sony has finally official with the new HDTV series named XBR. There are three available categories XBR6, XBR7 and XBR8. The XBR* line is headed by 55 inch KDL-55XBR8 and 46 inch KDL-46XBR8 featuring TRILUMINOS three-color LED backlight technology, 10-bit processing, BRAVIA Engine 2, Motionflow 120Hz and Advanced Contrast Enhancer PRO. XBR7 is headlined with 70 inch KDL-70XBR7 and 40 inch KDL-40XBR7 and XBR6 ranges from 32 to 52 inches. So far no info about prices but wait until tomorrow when the will show up on Sony website.