Teclast has begun shipping their newest e-Book reader, the K5. Announced a week ago, the K5 sports a 5-inch color LCD display, a 4GB of internal memory, an SD card slot, a music/video player, a photo viewer, a voice recorder, 720p HD video playback support and a rechargeable battery that can last up to 12 hours of e-Book playback. The Teclast K5 retails for 699 Yuan (about $102). [Teclast via iMP3]

Brando has launched their latest product in the form of the USB Chinese Sword Flash drive. Measuring 120mm x 27mm x 7mm and weighing 68grams, the device is compatible with Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X operating systems. The 2GB, 4GB and 8GB models are priced at $22, $25 and $36, respectively.

The Nokia Aeon Concept Design features the full-surface touch technology. Means that the whole phone is just a piece of glass operated by hand gestures and motions. Read the rest of this entry »

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Autoblog road test editor Damon Lavrinc is in Spartanburg, South Carolina to drive BMW’s new all-conquering X6M, and in between bouts with the monster-motor’d crossover, he has had a chance to bend the ear of Martin Berkmann, manager of product planning for BMW North America, about another new capacious Bimmer – the 5 Series Gran Turismo. Read the rest of this entry »