There have been many brands announcing their Pico Projectors at CES and other events for a while now. Samsung also entered the pico projector fray with the launch of the MBP200 with the Texas instruments DLP pico chip. The latest entry is Samsung with their MBP200 that also made an appearance at CES this year.
The pocketable projector will give you up to a 50-inch image, meaning you can share that happy slapping movie with a friend on the bus, or give an impromptu presentation at a chance business meeting. If you are lacking a screen, a cunning extendible pole will let you use a sheet of paper instead.
The device has dimensions of 107.3×48.8×19 mm and weighs in at about 160g. It’s equipped with a 2.2 inch 240 x 320 pixel resolution display and also supports external memory via microSD cards. The same reports that have all this information also state that the MBP200 has a standard 3.5mm earphone socket and of course input for connecting any video device with a TV Out feature. File support is pretty good, supporting MS Office files and PDF for document viewing, whilst also letting you watch common image (JPEG, GIF, Animated GIF, MBP) and video formats (DivX, Xvid, WMV9 Simple Profile, MPEG2, MPEG4), as well as audio support for MP3, WMA, OGG, AAC, WAV.
As there’s no official word on the device yet, so we’ll have to wait for the pricing and availability a bit longer, may be later period this year.
Logitech has the launched its official wheel of Gran Trumiso called the Logitech Driving Force GT racing wheel. Designed especially for the PlayStation 3, the force GT wheel comes with a powerful force feedback, brake bias with 24-postion real-time adjustment dial for on-the -fly control and even traction and damper settings. So you can enjoy superior control in over 90 PS2 and PS3 titles, as the wheel's advanced force feedback recreates bumps, crashes and traction loss with jaw-dropping realism. And most important thing is that the Logitech's Driving Force GT racing wheel controller for the PS2 and PS3 is finally available in India for Rs. 10,295 at electronic stores across the country.... 
An overview of the Racing Wheel:
Control
1. 24-position realtime adjustment dial: Fine-tune brake bias, traction control system (TCS), and other settings on the fly for unprecedented control over your car's performance.
2. 900-degree wheel rotation: Go 2.5 times around lock to lock, just as you would behind the wheel of many real cars.
3. Force feedback technology: Feel every inch of the road for maximum control and the ultimate racing experience.
4. Gas and brake pedals: Get precise throttle and brake response with true-to-life pedals.
5. Sequential stick shift: Go through the gears for the ultimate in control.
Comfort
1. Rubber-overmold rim: Enjoy a comfortable grip during intense races.
2. Solid, one-piece wheel construction: Drive with confidence knowing this rigid, sturdy wheel won't squeak or flex during aggressive maneuvers.
Performance
1. Custom tuned for popular games: See and feel every bit of wheel movement reflected in-game, without dead zones or lag.
2. Ultra-precise optical encoding: Experience reliable and accurate handling race after race after race.
An upgraded version of the bluetooth is to be introduced in 2009. This was announced by the Bluetooth standard body called "Bluetooth Special Interest Group", which plans to introduce two new Bluetooth standards called 10x and 100x by the middle of 09.
This new version of bluetooth will be just called Bluetooth 2.2 which promises in tremendous increase in the data transfer speed. The new high-speed Bluetooth standards, will work in conjunctions with WLAN or USB to offer vastly improved speeds.
