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LG Electronics unveiled the world’s first smartphone with support for DMB 2.0. LG Cafe SU420 comes with a built-in mobile TV receiver that supports DMB 2.0, resulting in mobile TV.

DMB (digital multimedia broadcasting) 2.0 “sharpened”, mainly by the possibility of an interactive Internet TV, which allows users get access to some data, such as e-commerce services, updating the stock exchanges and personal video recording.

LG SU420 is equipped with a 3.2-inch WVGA-touch LCD display, 3-megapixel main camera, built-in Wi-Fi, GPS, 3,5 mm jack for headphones and a slot for the card format MicroSD. In addition, there is support for standards HSPA / GSM and the battery capacity of 1250 mAh. LG Cafe SU420 is now selling in Korea, but its price is unknown till yet.

The Creative ZEN X-Fi Style is an updated portable media player with a stylish form factor with the built-in X-Fi technology as music tracks are restored to replace audio quality lost in compression. The Creative ZEN X-Fi Style is currently available for pre-order and will be available from April 14th, 2010 onwards at retail prices of $79.99 for the 8GB model, $99.99 for a 16GB player and $169.99 for the 32GB one.

Belkin is ready to introduce its latest wirelessly home stereo device that is called Belkin F8Z492 Bluetooth Music Receiver.Belkin F8Z492 Bluetooth Music Receiver allows to transmit wirelessly music from portable devices from Apple, iPhone and iPod.Belkin F8Z492 Bluetooth Music Receiver is compatible with any device that supports A2DP stereo Bluetooth.Belkin F8Z492 Bluetooth Music Receiver can connect via a 3.5mm RCA jack to stereo sound system.Belkin F8Z492 Bluetooth Music Receiver features Bluetooth v2.0 with EDR and provides transmits up to 33 ft away.Belkin F8Z492 Bluetooth Music Receiver is compatible with iPhone (3GS, 3G, and first generation) and iPod touch 2nd generation.Belkin F8Z492 Bluetooth Music Receiver is priced at $49.99.

This Star Fish shaped cell phone is perfect for calling the little mermaid. Sorry guys, this is a "Lady’s Cell Phone". The Star Shape Lady's Cell Phone with Diamond, to be specific.It's an unlocked GSM phone that features a 1.8"touchscreen, camera, bluetooth, and a 2GB memory card. This one is available in green, pink, gold, or blue, with faux diamonds that glow in the dark.It will cost you $126.

Google Nexus One will be the first Google smartphone, confirming a number of items that at least 7-8 months assumed a Google Phone for 2010. Manufactured by HTC, will use direct Androind 2.1 and in many respects modeled in a more or less faithful a model already presented by HTC or HTC Touch Pro2.

All specifications have not yet been announced but you may take for Snapdragon processor 1 GHz touchscreen OLED screen, the function Text to Speech for use in services of Google Maps and Google Navigator and a possible 5 Megapixel camera.

Some models have been delivered to employees due for beta testing and, very likely, to allow you to start a viral campaign to create those great expectations that accompanied the success of sales for Apple: tweets, blogs, photos stolen and published will create and intensify as they pass the time an aura of mystery and curiosity about the first smartphone made by Google.

The Nokia Unik was designed by French designer Clement Logereau and consists of 152 small tiles that allow the handset to transform itself.you will have to transform it by adding new squares that are different in material and color.The squares can be added after you purchase them from Nokia stores. Once they have your money, they come in metal, transparent and rubber.It’s easy to see that this one will forever remain just a concept.

Android tablets aren’t exactly uncommon, so we generally reserve our extreme excitement until they actually arrive in stores rather than on display at trade shows touting for business. Still, when your tablet looks like an iPhone on steroids you’re bound to get some attention, and that’s just what’s happened to Chinese firm Boeye: their MID might run Android but its the striking Apple resemblance (and the estimated budget price tag) that has people excited.

As for that eye-catching price, Boeye are suggesting their Android MID will drop for sub-$300, which would certainly make for an appealing purchase. We’re a little sceptical that – even with a free OS like Android – they can bring the hardware in at such a low cost, but this is one occasion we’d be happy for our doubts to be proved wrong.