Sporting Raid 0/1 and JBOD the Rocraid 2UB is a new home RAID solution from storage specialists, Rocstor.

The 2UB sports firewire 800/400 and USB ports to connect up to 2TB of storage to your MAC (OSX 10.4+) or PC (Windows 2000/XP/Vista). Curiously, the RAID configuration appears to be selected via switches on the unit's rear without any need for software GUIs.

We're curious to see how this system works and will try to secure one for review.

The 2UB is available now from US and select international dealers, visit Rocstor's website for more information.

The SP3200 lays claim to this fairly lofty claim through its 32" 16:9 screen. With a resolution of 1366x768, a remote control and the ability to playback MPEG 1/2/4, WMA and AVI, along with its stylish design, the SP3200 looks to be a worthy addition to your wall or shelf.

And of course, the SP3200 accepts all major memory cards, including Memory Stick, SD and CF to supplement its 256Mb of on-board memory.

The SP3200 will retail for $899US and will be available through speciality retailers across the USA.

For more information, visit the Smartparts website.

Targeting camcorder owners who have moved on from tape and record direct to flash card, Sandisk has announced the new Video HD line of flash cards.

The Video HD cards will be available in SDHC and Memory Stick PRO Duo formats and will be labelled with minutes of recording time as well as traditional Gigabyte storage capacity.

Another change is that the cards will also come with jewel cases and labels so users can identify what is stored on their flash cards.

Price and availability is still to be announced but expect to see 4GB (60 minutes) and 8GB (120 minutes) versions at retailers soon.

If you bred a Nintendo Wii and a regular SANSA MP3 player, you'd probably end up with the Sansa SHAKER.

The SHAKER has two headphone jacks, a built in speaker and can play back MP3s for ten hours on its AAA battery. Apart from its unusual hourglass shape however, the shaker has another quirk: When you shake it, it changes songs!

The Shaker features an SD slot to store tracks and at under $100 for the 1GB version, seems to be good value.

Impecca has just announced its range of 2008 LCD digital photo frames at CES and the initial specs look good.

The 10.4" Wi-Fi LCD frame has a resolution of 800x600 and plays back a veritable cornucopia of image, video and audio file formats, including: JPEG, AVI, DIVX, MPEG 1/2/4 and MP3/WMA.

Beyond Wi-fi connectivity, the frame supports most memory card formats and has 32Mb of built in memory on board and a wireless remote control.

The Wi-Fi LCD range is expected to hit stores in late January and will come in 3.5", 8.4", 10.4" and 15" sizes. The 10.4" Wi-Fi LCD is expected to retail for $349US.