Kodak DX4330 Digital Camera
This natty digital camera from Kodak has a 3x optical zoom lens and a friendly UI, but comes with a weak speakerDigital cameras have been around for a while, but are still not as popular as they should be. Though every body wants one, there are few who can afford it. The Kodak DX4330 is another feature-rich digital still camera, which inadvertently falls into this category. With a high-density silver and gray plastic shell, the camera looks sturdy and is capable of weathering a few knocks. However, it seems a little bulky as compared to the other cameras in the same category. The DX4330 can also record video at 309x206 pixels with sound. The older DX3900 had only a 2x optical zoom, could not capture video, and had no internal memory. The new model has 16 MB of internal memory and an expansion slot supporting Kodak’s MultiMedia card format. But, it does lack manual settings like white balance, sharpness and ISO speed. The DX4330 also includes a 1.8" new ‘indoor/outdoor’ LCD. Beginners will find it easy to operate the camera with the help of the quick start guide, which describes each button and function of the camera in detail.

Bluetooth and Infrared usage
While a connection is established via Bluetooth, the Palm™ Tungsten™ T will not accept IR input from another device. In order to receive the IR transmission, disconnect the Bluetooth connection and the IR Transmission should proceed. In addition, while sending information via IR to another device, other Bluetooth devices can discover the Tungsten T, but information cannot be sent via Bluetooth while an IR transmission is in progress.

Pdas/mobile
XDA POCKET PC by O2 $1,599.00
NEC MOBILEPRO P300 POCKET
PC $ 871.59IPAQ BLUETOOTH 400MHz COLOUR POCKET PC 64MB H3970 System Price $599.00 HP Jornada 565 + Pocket
Camera $1,538.24

Wireless Pocketop Keyboard
It’s so damn clever. The Pocketop Keyboard (PK) is wireless, taking full advantage of the infrared transceiver built into every handheld. That means it’s compatible with virtually every model...Honestly, the PK is like Inspector Gadget’s keyboard kit.
This is great for people who switch PDAs: now you don’t have to buy a new keyboard. ...making this keyboard a universal choice for PDA owners
Total Amount USD $ 99.00

Intel Easy PC Camera
Easy as 1-2-3.The Intel? Easy PC Camera is the smart, fast and fun way to record, save and share the good times with friends and family worldwide. Simple to install, connect and use, you can record and share snapshots and video, and even make video calls and talk face-to-face over your PC. You can do all this and more with the Intel Easy PC Camera. Designed for Windows XP.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
CCD Resolution CIF resolution (352x288) sensor
File Format AVI,JPG,BMP
Flash No
Image Quality Capture up to VGA (640x480), 24-bit (16.8 million colours)
Image Resolution 352 x 288
Interface 2-metre USB cable for easy installation
Lens Multi-element lens for improved clarity and minimal distortion
Modes VIdeo: Intel? Indeo? 5.0, i.263 and .asf video compression
Power Through the PC
Special Effects Automatic exposure, white balance and colour control
Tripod Mount No;Tripod socket
Video Out up to 30 fps for full-motion video

Kensington Orbit Trackball (USB & PS2 Combo)
Comfortable trackball has the comfort of a mouse and benefits of a trackball. Hand-hugging design features natural finger motion. Trackball offers precise cursor control. Measures:14.2cm L x 10.16cm W x 4.45cm H
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Interface PS2 and USB Combo
PCType Trackball

New Personal Digital Assistant
Taiwan IT Show A Compaq personal digital assistant is displaying a pda. The new PDA provides digital camera, bluetooth transmission and MP3 options. A total of 1,380 booths from three hundred and thirty companies are paricipating in a nine-day exhibition.

Desknote i-Buddie 4
This semi-mobile notebook from ECS is rather expensive, and performance is also lacking in some departments. Does it make sense to buy this one? Find out... ECS have been aggressively promoting their semi-mobile notebook (or portable desktop PC, depending on the way you look at it!), the ‘DeskNote’ in India, presumably because we are an extremely cost-conscious market. The DeskNote is a cheaper and better performing alternative to the conventional laptop, and is easily upgradeable, but doesn’t have an internal battery, and uses regular PC components (not custom laptop components), helping them keep costs down. But is all of this, worth it...?