Sony PSP Cradle with remote and AV about to launch

In Japan, Sony Computer Entertainment is about to launch a Cradle for the new slim PSP. Sony had released this 33 percent slim and light version of the PSP last year. This new Cradle will help gamers to be able to enjoy movies, videos, etc on it. Sony said that they will make two different packs/bundles available in the market. The one Cradle bundle will include a remote, and the other Cradle with D Terminal AV cable that will allow its users to enjoy the high quality contents of PSP on TV.
The bundle with only Cradle and remote will be available in the Japan for 4,800 Yen ($46 approx), while the other bundle with D Terminal AV cable comes for a price of 6,500 Yen ($62 approx).
These both the bundles with or without D Terminal AV cable option will hit the market in Japan on April 24th this year (2008).

Fujitsu FOMA F905i with finger print sensor

This new Fijitsu's FOMA F905i phone has an integrated finger print scanner for making mobile business transactions more secured. Fujitsu has collaborated with AuthenTec, the world’s leading provider of fingerprint sensors. This FOMA F905i integrated with AuthenTec’s AES1710 finger print sensor based on the TruePrint technology enables sensors to read virtually every fingerprint, every time. The sensor is located on the back of the handset to authenticate with a finger swipe. FOMA 905i also features built in mobile TV, 3.2-inch VGA TFT display, GPS, 3.2 mega-pixel camera, and with 3G/GSM can work around the world in 155 countries and regions. This phone is only available with NTT DoCoMo in Japan.

Charge your phone using Solar Energy

These days in Japan it is a new gadget by Strap-Ya, which seems to catching attention, it is a back up battery, which can get recharge by itself in to the sun in about 8 to 10 hours and can give your cell phone some extra breath for about 30 minutes. Well this may not seems like a good thing to charge a solar battery for 8 hours and use it for just 30 minutes, but practically it is a good concept to utilize solar energy, as almost everyone aware of the environmental changes are taking place, and about the global warming. You can use it as a key chain and keep it in a strap, which may be the best way to keep it on charging. You can also recharge it by just plugging it into the AC wall socket for three hours. This gadget soon be available in Japan in a week.