If somehow you feel the urge to connect your PC to 16 LCD monitors at once, you can check out the DA-4DD3 device from IO-Data. As long as your LCD has a DVI connector on it, you can plug between 4 to 16 monitors to the device and it will take care the rest. This multi screen viewer supports a resolution of 1920 x 1200 (WUXGA), however, keep in mind that it would NOT split the screen onto 16 small parts. It just display the same screen, from one PC, on those 16 monitors.

Remember the Excalibur Smartphone from HTC? Well, now take a look at this JAQ Smartphone from i-Mate. At a glance, this Windows Mobile-based phone looks similar to the Excalibur. There's no official explanation from i-Mate yet, but the company is used to re-badge and re-brand HTC phones, so the prediction is probably correct. However, to be fair, the specs is not quite matches. Apart from the slightly different button layout, the JAQ also comes with a larger 2.8-inch LCD screen, while Excalibur only has 2.4-inch display. Both phones are powered by TI OMAP850 (200MHz) processor though. So, what do you think?

Priced at $888, the Pavilion dv2000z laptop from HP is powered by Mobile AMD Turion 64 X2 TL-52 (1.6GHz) processor, supported by 2GB of RAM and 100GB of HDD. Weighs 5.4 lbs, this 14.1-inches notebook relies on nVidia GeForce 6150 graphics card to process and deliver the image to the widescreen display. Furthermore, it is also equipped with a dual-layer DVD+R burner, Wireless LAN connectivity, and pre-installed Windows XP Home Edition operating system.

The HiPAD II is a 10.4-inch Tablet PC powered by an AMD Geode LX-800 CPU. Weighs 1.3kg and measures 250 x 205 x 27mm, it is equipped with a 256MB of RAM (expandable up to 1GB), a 20GB of HDD, Wireless LAN connectivity, DMB for watching satellite TV programme, and HSDPA for high-speed data access. Of course, like other convertible laptops outthere, the HiPAD II incorporates a touch screen display, allowing users to directly interact with the user interface simply by using a stylus pen. Either Windows XP or WinCE 5.0 operating system can be installed on the Tablet PC. Not sure about the price though.

HD freaks, check out this handy device for your HD home theater, the HDMI Switch Remote. Developed by Lindy Electronics, the electronic device allows users to hook up to three HDMI or DVI sources to a compatible display and easily cycle through between those connected devices, thus eliminating the hassle of plugging / unplugging the cables during the switch. Comes in a robust metal with silver finish, Lindy's HDMI Switch Remote also features a HD resolution of 1080p, a multi-channel digital audio, and HDCP.

It seems that Brando also have another cute plush webcam to offer. After the Doraemon webcam, here goes the Garfield version of the 350K VGA webcam. Priced at $32, this PC camera offers a 15fps video recording, built-in microphone, rotating lens, video conferencing, and compatibility with various Instant Messaging applications, including Skype, MSN, Yahoo!, and ICQ.