Dreambook enters the market

Dreambook has just entered the market in competition with Asus Eee PC's crown, with its all new UMPC, which has a 7-inch display (800 x 480), 1GHz Via C7-M processor, maximum 1GB RAM, either a 2GB, 4GB or 8GB flash storage or a 40GB HDD. The Pioneer Computers Dreambook Light IL1 seems like a worthy competitor to the Asus's Eee PC crown, but the $446 starting price is a bit high, even if they includes Vista or Ubuntu in the base price. It is also missing a few things like most usable internal Wifi. The Dreambook range also hosts three other models, among them one is a touchscreen model.

The another Dreambook Light CE26 features, 7-inch touchscreen display, 1.2GHz VIA C7-M processor, maximum 1GB memory and storage similar to the IL1's capacity. The base model will be priced at $699.

Booklight - LightWedge

Readers, who spent hours reading a book in dim light, LightWedge is a perfect solution for them. It is an innovative paperback book light. Just put the book light flat on the book page and it creates the impression that the book is glowing itself.
This device is equipped with LED technology, which normally never create problem until got damage, but there is always an option of replacement. Just four AAA batteries can power the book light for about 40 hours. Comes with high quality acrylic lens which is quite similar to spectacles, it also magnifies the text by 1.5 times.
An ideal product for travelers and late night readers.
LightWedge costs around $30 - $40.

Plasma Bulb

The Plasma Bulb Night Light is something worth considering instead of a standard bedside table lamp, as it is definitely more than mesmerizing when compared to counting sheep.

The Plasma Bulb Night Light fits lovingly into your 110v US power outlet, and will last for years. It generates light with only a teensy bit of heat, so don’t worry about the kids or your drapes. Just bask in the glow, and sleep easy.

You can pick up this cool looking bedroom addition for $9.99