Samsung SGH-i607 BlackJack Review

Just like T-Mobile’s Dash and Verizon’s Motorola Q, the BlackJack is a Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone slab sporting a 320 by 240 screen, a full keyboard and a 1.3-megapixel camera on the back. In many ways, it’s a cross between those two other phones. Like the Dash, it’s a quad-band world phone, it’s black, and it’s almost the exact same size. Like the Q, it uses a high-speed national cellular network rather than Wi-Fi, the keys are long slanted ovals, and it has a handy scroll wheel on the side as well as cursor keys for navigation. At 4.5 by 2.3 by .5 inches and weighing 3.5 ounces, it’s smaller and lighter than both the Dash and the Q.

ezGear’s Made for Zune Product

Continuing on with the protection theme, ezGear has also announced the ezSkin. The ezSkin includes a clear hard plastic screen protector, a removable belt clip and neck strap, and a wrist band. The anti-dust coated ezSkin will ship for $29.98, and will be available this month.

In case your Zune runs out of juice, ezGear is also introducing the powerStick, which sports an on/off switch and an LED indicator to let you know it’s working. The stick takes 4 AA batteries and can increase your use time by 3 to 4 times. Just like the ezSkin, the powerStick will cost $29.98 and will be available later this month.

Sony’s James Bond 007 Gadget

For those of us who prefer our martinis shaken, not stirred, Sony’s Q Division is now offering a range of “gadgets” designed around the James Bond motif.

The VGN-TXN007 James Bond 007 TX Spy Gear bundle will provide all the tools you need on your next mission. This limited edition, 007 Bond-branded kit includes a lightweight VAIO® TX notebook PC, a privacy screen and Cyber-shot® digital camera. All of these exclusive items are packaged inside a sophisticated aluminum attaché case. In addition to these handy gadgets, you’ll receive an exclusive welcome letter, and a serialized glass photo certificate that corresponds with your new Sony VAIO® notebook.

2 Quality Core 2 Duo Gigabyte Notebooks

The slideshows listed above show you the two Gigabyte notebooks and how they faired in tests with 3DMark05 (graphics processor speed), PCMark05 (CPU, memory and disk drive speed), MobileMark 2005 (performance and battery life when running multitasking office applications). The performance slideshow also shows you the results of our Display Brightness and Contrast Tests, which demonstrate the excellent evenness of brightness and contrast of the displays on both of the Gigabyte notebooks.

Diamond-Encrusted Motorola KRZR

Designed by Peter Aloisson, the diamond-encrusted Motorola KRZR is one of those gadgets that 99% of us can never own in our life. It comes in three variants, KRZR White, KRZR Leopard and KRZR Roma.

Price? The same old phrase comes to mind, “if you have to ask how much, you probably can’t afford it.” What we know though, is that the quantity of the diamonds is customizable, which changes the final price.

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Seitz 6×17 Digital Megapixel Camera

Seitz just made my jaw dropped with their new 160-megapixel monster, the Seitz 6×17 Digital with the Seitz D3 digital scan back. With its insane megapixel count, it creates cool 6-by-17 (7,500 x 21,250 pixels) panoramic images with every shot. And thanks to its blazing-fast processing power and gigabit Ethernet connection, each image is fed to a Mac Mini in under one second.

Lighter Hidden Camera

What happens when you want to take a picture of a super stealth moment…like when you see your best friend’s boyfriend out with another girl, or a hot Maxim model stranded on the side of the road? Whipping out your camera would be too obvious, and camera phones take crappy pictures, but the Stealth Digital Camera Lighter lets you play it cool and get the picture you want.

Nikon D40 Digital SLR Camera

The button layout looks vastly different from Nikon’s existing offerings, and it is indeed about time the Nikon D50 gets a refresh or replacement.

More photos below.

Nikon D40 Digital SLR Camera Specifications: