A company called Ordro introduces the new HDV-D350S, a HD camcorder with integrated pico projector. The included removable pico projector uses TI DLP chip and offers 854×480 WVGA resolution, 15 lumens brightness. It can produce images up to 60-inch.

 

The Ordro HDV-D350S sports a 10 Megapixel CMOS image sensor, 10x optical zoom, and a 3-inch touchscreen display. It can record 1440×1080 HD movie at 60fps or 1280×720p video at 30fps, as well as 12 Megapixel still images. Videos are recorded in MPEG4 H.264 format.

Ordro’s 2-in-1 camcorder has 128MB onboard memory and supports SD/SDHC up to 32GB. The price is $549.99.[ordro]][slashgear]

Boost Mobile launches the Motorola Bali basic clamshell mobile phone. The compact flip phone has a 2.2-inch internal display, an external display, a 1.3 Megpaixel camera, dedicated music control button, Bluetooth and built-in GPS with TeleNav GPS Navigator.

The Motorola Bali supports CDMA 1900, CDMA 1X. It is available for $149.99.[boostmobile]

Looks like Huawei is entering the e-book reader market as its first e-book reading device has been spotted in the FCC database. Known as T62W, the reader has a 6-inch e-ink touchscreen. It includes WiFi and 3G connectivity and has a microSD/SDHC card slot.[slashgear]

Here are few shots of HTC’s Mozart the actually looks exactly like the HTC Schubert, we seen few days before. It is suggested that the Mozart is the GSM/HSPA version of the Schubert and is intended for Europe market. The Mozart is a Windows Phone 7 smartphone. More pictures after the cut:

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Microsoft has created a prototype of its Adaptive Keyboard concept, designed to show that the display capabilities of high efficiency input devices such as keyboards and mice should be as dynamic and relevant to user context as the UI on the PC screen. You can see a video demo of the prototype after the break:

The company has no plan to turn the concept into acutal product now. Instead, it is now part of the Student Innovation Contest at the ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology.[microsoft]

Sprint today released the U1901 WiMAX USB modem, which supports the Sprint 4G network. The dongle is a small, simplistic device that works with Windows 7, Vista, XP and OS X (10.5 and 10.6), and when you’re in a 4G zone it can provide throughput of up to 10x faster than Sprint 3G. This WiMAX modem is perfect for companies wanting to deliver high-bandwidth solutions to workers on-the-go or for remote offices looking to provide basic DSL-like speeds to workers in the metro area. The Sprint U1901 WiMAX USB modem can be purchased now for $49.99 on a 2-year data contract. [Press Release]

 

As reported before, Motorola is planning a Ming style Android smartphone for China market. Now, the device is revealed at China mobile equipment regulatory website, and is called XT806.

Like other Ming phones, the XT806 comes with a transparent flip cover. It also gets the logo of China Telecom’s 3G service. The phones comes with a 480×854 touchscreen, a 5 Megpaixel camera with Flash and 720p video recording, and support for CDMA 3G network. Bluetooth, WiFi and microSD card slot are also included.[engadgetchinese]

Samsung has rolled out three new portable Blu-ray players namely the BD-C7900, C6800 and C5900. The Samsung C7900 sports dual HDMI outputs and can offer extra Internet-related features such as Blockbuster, Netflix and Pandora. The Samsung C6800 only features one HDMI output, while the C5900 is the entry-level device. The Samsung C7900, C6800 and C5900 are priced at $400, $280, and $230, respectively. In addition, the company has also announced the availability of their first portable 3D Blu-ray player. Known as the Samsung BD-C8000, the gadget is capable of offering 3D movies when attached through an HDMI output. The BD-C8000 comes jam packed with a 10.3-inch display, a 1GB of internal memory and Wi-Fi for BD-Live. You can purchase the BD-C8000 for $500 a pop. [Press Release]

PhotoFast brings a new series of 2.5-inch solid state drive, the GMonster2-SFV1 with a light case. Based on MLC flash, the new SSD uses SATA interface and features DuraClass technology for SSD longevity, reliability and data integrity.

The GMonster2-SFV1 is available in 64GB, 128GB, 256GB and 512GB capacities and offers up to 260MB/s read/write speeds. PhotoFast’s new SSD supports S.M.A.R.T command, Native Command Queuing (NCQ) and includes wear-leveling, intelligent Flash memory block management and intelligent Read Disturb management chnologies.[photofast]

A firm called Bamboo Bottle Company launches the Bamboo Bottle Original, a stylish bottle made from bamboo and glass. Bamboo gives our unique bottles style and strength while the glass guarantees safe, clean drinking at all temperatures, erasing the dangers of plastic water bottles.

This Bamboo Bottle is BPA-free. To clean your insulated bottle, simply unscrew the bottom and the easy-to-tote top to remove the dishwasher-safe glass. The bottle offers 17oz volume. It is priced at $25.[bamboo]