ASUS Korea launched its high-end notebook pc ‘Lamborghini VX2S’ in Korea market, which is designed for CEOs or gamers.The sleek device was designed for both gamers and CEOs (what’s the difference again?) alike. Like the Lamborghini, we all expect this expensive baby to able to deliver. Why don’t you judge for yourself? The Lamborghini VX2S has a 15.4-inch 1680 x 1050 pixels resolution LCD display. It supports both Blu-ray (with HD DVD losing in the high-def battle, there’s no alternative) and Bluetooth v2.0+EDR. The Asus The Lamborghini VX2S runs on Intel Core 2 Duo T7700 processor and uses NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT for graphics. In regards to memory, it has 512MB RAM, 2GB memory (DDRII 667), as well as 1GB turbo memory. The MSRP of this new Asus offering is somewhere around US$4200+.

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Casio announced the launch of its new electronic dictionaries ‘2008 EX-word Series’ in Korea market.

Dedicated to language study, the 2008 EX-word enhanced handwriting recognition by adopting a larger touch screen. It features native speakers’ pronunciation on 100,000 words with high-quality stereo speakers.

Dospara will start selling (BTO) a new computer the Prime Note Galleria JS T8100, with a Core 2 Duo T8100 CPU, a GeForce 8400 GS (256MB of VRAM), 2GB of RAM, a 15.4” LCD screen with a WXGA resolution, 120GB of HDD and DVD Multi for a starting price of 801 EUR.

ASUS unveiled the world’s first one-terabyte notebook in collaboration with Hitachi Global Storage Technologies.

ASUS announced that the new Travelstar 5K500 (500 GB 2.5 Inch hard drive) from Hitachi has been integrated into the ASUS M series multimedia notebook PCs. The new ASUS M50 and M70 will ship with two of the Travelstar 5K500 to provide unprecedented storage capacity for high definition media and personal data.

Toshiba announced the availability of ‘Qosmio® G45-AV690’ during CES 2008, which is the company’s latest iteration of its cutting-edge high-definition notebook computer series and world’s first notebook to feature an HD DVD-R/RW optical drive.

With an HD DVD-R/RW optical drive, the Qosmio notebook provides users with a versatile, state-of-the-art multimedia machine that can burn, erase and re-burn data, including home-videos, entire photo albums and music libraries onto a single HD DVD1 rewritable disc. The drive can also play today’s most popular HD DVD movies in the highest quality possible.

Designed to be a truly interactive medium, HD DVD delivers an unprecedented experience that will change how people watch and enjoy their movies. Available to users are features, such as picture-in-picture director’s commentary, online bonus content and instant scene book-marking, for instant access to a user’s favorite scenes on-the-fly. Unlike today’s DVD viewing experience, many HD DVD interactive features can be enjoyed while the film is being viewed.

Additionally, an HD DVD enabled notebook is compatible with today’s standard-definition DVD titles, ensuring that a user’s collection of DVD movies is not left obsolete.

The Qosmio is built around a stunning 17-inch diagonal widescreen Ultimate TruBrite™ display that delivers a full HD 1080p experience. The Qosmio can also be integrated into the user’s home theater system thanks to the built-in HDMI output which can send 1080p high definition video to a 1080p HDTV along with 5.1 digital audio.