Mustek MER-6T e-book reader

Another day, another e-reader (or two). In this case, this one is from Mustek, called the MER-6T.

It has 800 x 600 resolution, a black and white display, with 2GB of built-in memory. It supports formats like PDF, EPUB, TXT, RTF, FB2, PRC, MOBI, and HTML. There is no word of pricing or availability, but we’ll see if it can stand out in a market that is presently polluted with e-book readers.

SlingPlayer Mobile gets an update with Version 2.0

Sling Media has updated its SlingPlayer Mobile for Windows to 2.0. This new version has some terrific features like unrestricted streaming on WiFi and 3G networks, support of multiple viewing modes, icon-based interface, DVR interface, and an improved program guide.

It also will be able to support popular Windows phones like the Tilt II, HTC Pure, Imagio, and Touch Pro II.

Chuwi P7II - New touchscreen PMP

Chuwi P7II is the codename of the new touchscreen PMP – portable media player – that can playback videos with full HD support at 1080p.

The P7II has a 5-inch display with a resolution of 800×480 pixels, and has OGT functionality as well as a HDMI port. Thankfully it can playback a lot of different format files like OGG, APE, H.264 and MKV.

There are two versions of the Chuwi P7II for sale: 8GB for $120 and 16GB at $150.

MiNEW V220: Good looking computer

All the way from Korea comes a stylish all-in-one computer made by MiNEW and codenamed V220. As you can see on the image the case is made with aluminum and that is why it looks so good.

In terms of specifications the MiNEW V220 is available with 3 different processors: Pentium E5300, Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 and a Core 2 Quad Q8300. Other features of the computer include 2 to 4GB of memory RAM, a 22-inch screen, a GeForce 9300, and a 1.3-megapixel camera.

Asus Eee PC T91MT in Japan

If you didn’t know, most ebook readers being released feature an e-ink display. This means that instead of something like an LCD display (as found in some laptops) the screen uses real ink making it easier to look at than a backlit display. Of course, without a backlit display it’s a bit hard to read an e-ink display in the dark. Enter the cleverly named Kandle ebook reader clip on light, pictured above.

This little device will clip to the top of just about any ebook reader on the market and give you enough light to do all of your reading. Oh and it’s only $24.95.

Kandle ebook reader light

If you didn’t know, most ebook readers being released feature an e-ink display. This means that instead of something like an LCD display (as found in some laptops) the screen uses real ink making it easier to look at than a backlit display. Of course, without a backlit display it’s a bit hard to read an e-ink display in the dark. Enter the cleverly named Kandle ebook reader clip on light, pictured above.

This little device will clip to the top of just about any ebook reader on the market and give you enough light to do all of your reading. Oh and it’s only $24.95.

Gigabyte offers GSmart phone with Android

Gigabyte is by far not the most recognized brand when it comes to cellphones, in fact, it only makes a few smartphones for Asian countries only, all of which so far have been using Windows Mobile. Now, Gigabyte has introduced a version of its GSmart smartphone which runs on Android, a first for the company. The rest of the specs aren’t that interesting, a smallish 2.8″ screen and no 3G, but at least it only costs around $300 where it’s sold.