Now you’ll be able to digitize your old photos with this Digital Photo Converter from VuPoint. You just place your photograph on one of the included trays (they come in various sizes for photos up to 5×7) and then slide it into the converter. Instead of a moving scanning head, the VuPoint uses a 5 megapixel digital camera that allows for up to 1,800 dpi and 10 bit color, your images will transfer with amazing clarity. It also features automatic color balance and exposure control to make the most of all of your scanned photos. Available now for a price of $149.99.

The internet radio broadcaster, Radiopaq has recently come up with a new Wi-Fi DAB radio to stream all the music stations to wherever you are. The Rp5 will also feature an “info” button that promises to tell you everything you need to know. If that wasn’t enough Radiopaq claim the synchronisation between the Rp5 and Radiopaq.com is almost instant. You can also plug your MP3 player into it too. You’ll be able to pick one up for £250.

Here are Datto’s brand new Z Series network storage devices with dual Gigabit Ethernet interfaces. The devices feature up to 1TB local and offsite storage, RAID 1, Active Directory support, and free customer support. Available in a new white finish, the 250GB model is priced at $499, while the 1TB variant is priced at a hefty $1,149. Both models are backed with a five-year warranty.

These highly anticipated headphones will be available exclusively at Apple and Best Buy (both online and in-store) starting July 25th, 2008. Beats by Dr. Dre Headphones feature a unique stylish look and fashion, and come with a convenient, hip carrying case. The wide adjustable headband, soft plush hinged ear cups and high-quality Monster cable makes the Beats listening experience unmatched for comfort and sound.

Sony’s next-generation Blu-ray Disc player, model BDP-S350, is now available across the country at Sony Style retail outlets, sonystyle.com and other authorized Sony retailers.Our new Blu-Ray player features 7.1 Channel Dolby TrueHD and Dolby Digital Plus decoding and bit-stream output, as well as DTS HD high resolution Audio and Master Audio bit-stream output.
The BDP-S350 supports AVCHD discs encoded with x.v.Color™ (xvYCC) technology, an international standard for wide color space reproduction. The standard expands the current data range of video by about 1.8 times, allowing the players to output more natural and vivid colors similar to what the human eye actually sees in the natural world. The players also feature compatibility with an array of video formats, including BD-R/RE (BDMV and BDAV modes), DVD+R/+RW, DVD-R/-RW, CD, CD-R/RW (CD-DA format), and JPEG on DVD/CD recordable media.

The new BDP-S350 is now available for about $400 at Sony Style stores, online at sonystyle.com, at military base exchanges, and at authorized retailers nationwide.

The stereo system is the first clock radio dock for Microsoft’s player and can play live audio from a Zune 4, 8, or 80 as well as use the portable device as the source of music for the alarm; the device’s AM/FM radio or a simple buzzer is also an option. Like iHome’s iPod equivalents, the ZN9 also permits setting an alarm that varies for weekdays and weekends, and users can also set gradual wake or sleep timers to fade the volume. The stereo system promises better-than-average sound quality through its speaker chamber design but doesn’t have an aux-in jack for outside devices.

iHome ships the ZN9 only in black and maintains a $100 price for the audio system, which is available both online and at retail shops.