Sanyo has presented its ultra-short throw XGA projector ‘PLC-XL50′ in Korea market, which is able to get a bright, vibrant 80-inch diagonal image from a projector placed only 3 inches from the screen.

Supporting 2,000 ANSI lumens, it is great for conference rooms, and for spaces like storefront display windows where a conventional projector will not fit.

American PSP owners will be able to enjoy GPS navigation some time next year. Not only will the platform support navigation and maps, as expected, but John Koller wants to offer something a bit more. SCEA is investigating game development which can take advantage of GPS technology. Koller told MTV Multiplayer the upcoming peripheral “changes the dynamics of GPS but also changes the way developers think about games on PSP because you can start integrating GPS into it.” According to Koller, Sony will introduce the GPS solution to third party publishers and is currently brainstorming ideas within its first-party studios. “There’s been a number of things that our first-party worldwide studios have looked at, and they’ve been trying to look at different options,” he said.

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.

Italian manufacturer SIM2, whose striking high-performance home theater projectors are known worldwide for their pristine video, has added a new, aggressively priced model to its popular DOMINO series. SIM2 DOMINO D60 DLP front projection system delivers stunning 1080p full-HD imaging at the highly competitive $5000 US price point, where with SIM2’s reputation for superb performance and unequalled style it will stand as a unique solution for discerning yet budget-conscious home theater enthusiasts.

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.

Fujitsu today announced its newest travel-ready portable HandyDrive additions, featuring the world’s highest capacity 2.5-inch external hard disk drive (HDD) with up to 500GB* of storage space in one drive. Suitable for the busy mobile professional looking for a compact-size external HDD with industry-leading capacities, Fujitsu HandyDrives are equipped with the necessary components for safe and easy data transports.

Available in capacities of 160GB*, 250GB*, 320GB*, 400GB*, 500GB*, the new Fujitsu HandyDrive is an ideal solution for storing work files, multimedia applications, photos, videos, MP3s, temporary data backup, data exchange, data transport, and security solutions. The Fujitsu HandyDrive series in capacities of up to 400GB* is available in EMEA (Europe/Middle East/Africa) now, priced at 79€ (160GB*), 99€ (250GB*), 129€ (320GB*) and 179€ (400GB*) recommended retail. The 500GB* device will become available July-end 2008, with a recommended retail price of 229€. Prices may vary pending on local VAT rates.