Hot on the heels of winning a “red dot” award for it’s i810 USB flash drive, PQI have released the new i820 USB flash drive. The new model utilises a piano black “single body” design and can be  tucked away neatly in an included, stylish miniature leather pouch.

The i820 is currently available in 4GB capacity, weighs only 1.35g and is only 2.5mm thin. Like earlier PQI drives, the i820 is also water, shock, dust and vibration proof.

For more information about PQi’s range of miniature drives, visit PQI’s website.

Asus’s Eee PC has taken the portable segment by storm and in reaction, A-Data has released the S701 “Eee” branded USB Flashdrive.

The S701 is designed to act as a handy storage unit with up to 8GB of storage in a typically tiny Adata form factor. This product also won prestigious iF and Red Dot product design awards and looks to match the Eee perfectly.

To top it all off, peace of mind is provided by Adata’s lifetime warranty.

And if the Eee’s colour isn’t your cup of tea, Adata’s current range of S701 USB drives are available in a variety of colours in 2, 4 or 8GB capacities.

For more details head on over to Adata’s website.

In what has become an unstoppable universal shift from analogue to digital, no area has undergone more change than that of the humble photograph. Not only have photographers changed the way they take photographs, but the display of those images is also undergoing major change.

While the digital display of photographs isn’t revolutionary in and of its own, Pandigital’s new range of PanTouch digital photo frames stands out from the crowd with its user-friendly touch-operated interface.

The new PanTouch frames will be available in 7, 8 and 10.4 inches with the later sporting a 1024x768 “HD” LCD display. Prices start at $119.99US for the 7 inch, $169.99US for the 8 and $249.99US for the 10.4 inch frame.

We’re looking forward to getting one of these frames into our labs and well.. touching it!

For more information about the PanTouch range visit Pandigital’s website.
 

Anybody with a massive back catalogue of analogue prints will know, scanning photos using a conventional flat bed scanner  is time consuming and altogether unlikely. I can’t remember how long my prints have been in the “put it off till next year” basket!

Flying the face of this procrastination is Hammacher Schlemmer ‘s dedicated photo scanner: A device that literally allows you to deliver your old analogue photos into the digital realm at the mere touch of a button.

Read on for more..

DigitalReviews Network have been reporting on the Flybook from Dialogue over the last four years and have written several reviews on these ultra-connected and ultra-portable notebooks. 

You can find some of the reviews here and here as well as here. 

Today we are privileged to hear directly from the person in charge of marketing  from Dialogue, Mr Jack Lee. 

We asked him a few questions -- the sort of questions that you would ask if you had the opportunity and this is the result.