Even though we rarely find cellphone concepts that can revolutionize the way we interact with cellphones beyond telling us that our breath smells like we just ate our dogs, this Nokia 9900 Pen Phone Concept really makes us wonder what life would be like if this thing ever came to life. I mean the thing is a like a pen with a scroll-like roll-out display so we’re guessing it’s radical alright!

Krell presents the KID that claims to be the first product of its kind to utilize the fully differential output of the internal DAC for iPod-device. This $4000 iPod dock offers also opto-isolated digital connections between the iPod-device and the KID, and balanced differential Class A circuitry.

The device supports iPods with video and iPods with ClickWheel.

In the oddly reasoned world that is the cellphone industry, a manufacture can go to just about any length to gain a marketing advantage even though it may not make sense to the layman. You see, the original ROM that HTC had released with the initial shipment of Touch Diamond handsets, disabled the phone’s support for the 850MHz band and HTC then

Belkin introduces the GoStudio F8Z295, a portable recording device for the iPod. With the GoStudio, you can record any content to your iPod anywhere.

Turtle Beach introduces the Ear Force X4 wireless headphones for the XBOX 360. The Ear Force X4 supports Dolby 5.1 surround sound, and Dolby Pro Logic II audio streams.

The Ear Force X4 offers digital input for XBOX 360 as well as analog input for other multimedia devices such as MP3 player, TV. It costs $199.95.

Just in case you like to document each and every meaningful conversation with your special someone (Lord knows there never are too many of them), then this Iocell Contents Phone is certainly meant for you. Since the phone contains a hard disk driver, you can easily record conversation which can be played in computers and on the internet later on.

Data Robotics updates its Drobo storage system. The new Drobo now offers the FireWire 800 connectivity. The Drobo offers four 3.5-inch drive bays for SATA I or SATA II hard disk drives. It supports also USB 2.0.