There have been so many variant of Motorola's RAZR cell phone already - remember the one with Gold or even one with Maradona? - but it seems that the company thought that there weren't enough yet. So please welcome, the latest member of RAZR line-up, the fashionable Tattoed RAZR. That's right. Later this year, supposedly near Christmas, Motorola will start offering RAZR phones with variety of tattoos embedded on the body of the phone. However, only a few tattoo designs have been revealed, such as Japanese crest, traditional floral, and the traditional dragon (image above).

The tattoos of the RAZR phones are designed by Ami James of Miami Ink fame, will be laser etched into the cover of the phone. This way, you have to choose the design carefully since there's no way to replace the tattoo once you get bored with it, except purchasing a new RAZR phone of course.

The LVP-HC5000 LCD Projector is on the list of Mitsubishi Electronic's release schedule. Planned to hit the market in the middle of October, this full HD LCD home theater projector features a resolution of 1920 x 1080, a contrast ratio of 10,000:1, a brightness of 1000 Ansi, and a noise level of 19dB. It will be retailed in Japan for 450,000 Yen.

Logitech has just unveiled a pair of new stereo speakers, the Logitech AudioStation and AudioStation Express. Sport a handy iPod dock, both speaker sets offer a good perfomance and bundled with a remote control and travel case. Well, I'm not really convinced why I should bring a speaker sets during travel, but I think it'd be a positive point for some people.

The Logitech AudioStation, priced at $299.99, features a built-in AM/FM radio with a backlit, touch-sensitive control panel, and LCD display. On the other hand, the smaller AudioStation Express, costs $129.99, can be powered by either batteries or an AC adapter.

Lite-On has just announced its upcoming external Blu-Ray writer, the LX-2B1U. Using USB 2.0 connectivity, this burner can take care of both single and dual-layer Blu-ray dics, as well as recordable (BD-R) and rewriteable (BD-RE) discs at 2x speeds. Like other Blu-Ray burner, standard DVD+-R/RW burning is allowed, however, no support for CD-R/RW media. No words on pricing and availability yet, but it will probably hit the store in the early 2007.

At the currently running IMID 2006 exhibition, LG, in collaboration with Philips, presents a prototype of its 42-inch LCD TV. Measures 1006 x 610 x 56 mm, this TV sports an innovative MBRT (Motion Blur Reduction Technology) which reduced the MPRT (Motion Picture Response Time) level under the human perception limit, thus resulting in vivid and realistic moving image quality compared to traditional CRT display.

Other features packed on this 16.7M colors LCD TV include a brightness of 500cd/m2, a contrast ratio of 800:1, a resolution of 1366 x 768, a viewing angle of 178 degrees, and a response time (MPRT) of 4.6ms. No words on pricing and availability yet.

Itronix, a General Dynamics company, recently unveiled the new fully-ragged laptop, the GoBook XR-1. This 12.1-inch notebook is powered by an Intel Core Duo 1.83GHz processor, 2GB of RAM, and up to 80GB of 5,400rpm SATA HDD. Capable of connect to four wireless connection at once - WLAN, WWAN, Bluetooth, and GPS -, this General Dynamic's laptop is also equipped with integrated graphics engine with up to 128MB of shared VRAM. It is even possible to further increase its graphics perfomance by using a dedicated ATI M22-CSP/32 external graphics controller. Weighs at 6.8 pounds, GoBook XR-1 runs on Microsoft Windows XP Professional Edition operating system. It'll be available starting from September in North America with a price tag of $4,330 for the basic configuration. Worldwide distribution will follow thereafter.