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Transcend has launched its new RDP7 multi-card reader that features an integrated USB hub. With the addition of USB 2.0 ports, this high-speed 3-slot card reader can accommodate up to three USB peripherals in addition to reading most memory card formats available on the market. Combining a versatile multi-card reader with a useful 3-port USB hub, the dual-purpose RDP7 not only bridges the gap between PCs and memory card-equipped electronic gadgets like mobile phones, digital cameras or MP3 players, but also allows users to connect multiple peripherals, such as a USB mouse, flash drive, webcam or printer to their computer. The new Transcend RDP7 multi-card reader sports a stylish, handy design with clearly labeled slots and a bright LED for indicating card insertion and data transfer. Transcend RDP7 multi-card reader measures 88mm X 54mm X 10.6mm and takes up relatively little desk space and is extremely easy to carry around.

Managing your monthly budget, controlling expenses and living within your means is a family goal that many set. There are many ways to track income and expenses and there are quite a few financial software applications designed to cater to exactly this need. Although these do work well, the challenge is inputting your financial information religiously and on a regular basis, if not daily. The Live Checking Card tracks your credit card expenses at the moment of purchase. This is a conceptual design that would work off of e-ink technology which would display the total expenses incurred on the card. To keep an accurate tally, it would even use an RFID to match up bank account transactions. This is a great design idea and recipient of the 2009 Red Dot award. I’m sure there are many families out there that would probably benefit from it. It is so easy to spend money using plastic and not realize that you have overspent until a month later when you receive your credit card bill. At that point, it can be a challenge to pay down the credit card and hence, many carry a balance with high interest charges.

Canon has unveiled PowerShot A3100 IS and A3000 IS Digital Cameras offering entry-level consumers the opportunity to step-up their shooting experience with exciting new creative effects. Canon PowerShot A3100 IS and A3000 IS Digital Cameras boast features such as 12.1-Megapixel and 10-Megapixel resolution, respectfully; a 4x Optical Zoom lens with Optical Image Stabilization; a large 2.7-inch LCD screen; and Smart AUTO mode, which takes the guesswork out of shooting. New modes such as Low-Light, Super Vivid and Poster Effect mode are also available, as well as Smart FE and the ability to upload video to YouTube. Starting this year, all new Canon compact digital cameras will support the high-spec SDXC memory cards with a maximum storage capacity of two terabytes (TB) in SDA standard, making it even easier to capture additional images and videos with PowerShot cameras. The Canon PowerShot A3100 IS Digital camera is available in vibrant red, blue and silver colors while the PowerShot A3000 IS is offered in a stunning, two-toned black and silver casing, ideal for the color-conscious consumer. The PowerShot A3100 IS and A3000 IS Digital Cameras are scheduled to be available in late February for an estimated retail price of $179.99 and $149.99, respectively.

The Nokia X6, with its 32GB capacity, has been around for a while, and has enjoyed a fair amount of popularity amongst smartphone users. But Nokia apparently realized they were missing out on a critical piece of the market, and has recently made the announcement that a 16GB X6 handset was in the works. The 16GB version will come in four color schemes (not three as previously speculated), and won’t be bundled with the Comes With Music download service. But on the upside, the 16GB X6 will still have a 5-MP camera with dual LED flash and a Carl Zeiss lens. Users can edit their videos on the phone itself, which also has a dedicated output for watching videos on TV. Similar to the 32GB version, the X6 16GB will include Ovi Maps support for pedestrians and drivers and Lonely Planet and Michelin guides access. Users will also enjoy preloaded video games such as Spore, DJ Mix Tour, and Asphalt4. Nokia has announced that the X6 16GB will start shipping in winter this year, all over the world. Still no word on the pricing, although we’re sure it’ll be easier to reach than the 32GB model.

What’s in a name? A good toy with lots of gadget reviews will take you quite far, but if you have a catchy name, that is something that will stick in the minds of many and can potentially seal the deal for those sitting on the fence. This is exactly the case with Kandle Light, an ebook reader light. Today’s ebook readers that use eInk screen technology do not include any sort of backlight. This of course makes reading in low lighting conditions a bit of a challenge and in some cases, you just may be forced to turn on the bedside light if you want to keep reading. A few crafty people have created their own do it yourself book lights and Kandle Light, which is available through Amazon is one example of this. Kandle Light comes with double pivoting arms and 2 LED lights so that you can keep reading that novel in the dark. Thanks to the WideLip grip, the device is compatible with a number of commercial book readers including the Kindle and the Sony Reader. I wonder if it will work with the Apple Tablet that may get announced this week?

Everyone’s talking about January 27 — that’s the time when Apple’s set to make big announcements about their next lineup of upcoming products. If the rumors are any indication, it’s almost certain that the iSlate/iTablet will be making its debut. Which makes us wonder — what’s EROS thinking, releasing their own tablet device now? Available only in China, the EROS tablet is a 10.2-inch resistive touchscreen device that runs on either Windows 7 or XP. It’s a very simple-looking device, with a 1366 x 768 pixel resolution and all the standard ports. There are two versions — the first with 160 GB of storage and 1GB RAM, the second with twice those specs — and they both retail for under US$440. The major sore point about the EROS tablet is its battery life, running a woeful 2.5 hours on XP and 1.5 hours on 7. If you can’t wait to get your hands on a tablet, and if you’re dropping by China before next Wednesday, then at least there’s an offering for you.

Having a good smartphone packed with features is great, but if the mobile device doesn’t have the hardware specifications to adequately support them, then you’re going to find yourself with something that is slow and not very convenient or enjoyable to use. To address the storage capacity needs, Samsung has announced two embedded modules, the 32GB microSD and the 64GB moviNAND flash memory modules. In a press statement earlier today, Dong-Soo Jun, EVP memory marketing, Samsung Electronics, referred to the new storage capacity of the new modules as bringing “the storage capacity levels of computing systems to small, mobile devices”. It’s believed that the need for high capacity NAND flash memory modules will grow in the coming years with iSuppli predicting that demand for 32GB and higher storage capacity modules being as great as 530 million units in 2010 with this number increasing to 9.5 billion by 2013. Although the 32GB microSD cards are being used in limited volumes by OEMs, mass production of these units is not expected until until next month. On the other hand, the 64GB moviNAND went into mass production in December 2009.

MSI has unveiled another mid-size model to its X-Slim ultraportables. An upgrade of the X410, the X430 doubles up on processor cores and uses the Athlon Neo X2. It still uses Radeon HD 3200 graphics with HDMI output but should face less of a burden by coming with Windows 7 Home Premium in place of Vista. The 14-inch, 1366768 display remains intact, as do the 2GB of RAM, 802.11n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and webcam. Storage also varies between 320GB and 500GB depending on the exact configuration. There is no news on the priace & release date yet.