Toshiba: "no plans" to adopt Blu-ray

In the Q & A session following Toshiba HD-DVD-dumping case in Japan, Atsutoshi Nishida, President and CEO of Toshiba Corporation has an unpleasant surprise announcement. Although it is still used for the standard DVD, they have "no plan at all at this moment" to take the Blu-ray format. He also said that Tosh has no plans for a next-next-gen format. Maybe they just lick their wounds, to HD downloads reality.

Official: HD DVD dead and buried, format war is over

It's official. Toshiba has just made a statement saying, "it will no longer develop, produce and commercialize HD DVD players and recorders." Cessation of the actor and recorders are targeted for March 2008. Volume production of HD DVD for PC disk drives and games end in the same period. However, Atsutoshi Nishida, President and CEO of Toshiba Corporation does say that Toshiba, "continue to evaluate the position of laptops with integrated HD DVD." Okay, that's it, the war is over format, Blu-ray won. press release after the break.

Update: In addition to stating "no plan" to go Blu-ray during the Q & A, committed Toshiba HD DVD for the storage of record for those with HD DVD recorders. They will be sold online. As for future versions HD DVD, Mr. Nishida could not say, "it's not our business, we can not predict their business." Oh really? Is the lack of new titles on a platform death really so difficult to predict?

Palm Centro now official on AT&T

Of course, these green buttons are legitimate right - who would have thought? The rumors GSM cut along the Palm Centro is now officially at AT & T in the wake of Sprint expires exclusive, which is a whole new world of customers access to freakishly small (yet strangely adorable) Garnet combined. In contrast to the version Sprint, the Centro GSM EDGE stagnant with the data at a moderately less snappy experience of navigation, if not when, $ 99 to buy your contract is a camera with 1.3 megapixels, microSD slot, Bluetooth 1, 2, support for AT & T's push-to-talk, and a full (good miniaturized) QWERTY keyboard. Then, this tendency of more than white / gray scheme, we have seen?

Nintendo's DS Lite retrofitted into MacBook Air ad

It is difficult to deny that Apple MacBook Air advertising is quite catchy, and while the DS Lite does not really take off all of the envelope output just as elegantly as the last lappie Cupertino, it is not half bad job representin '. In spoofing awaits you after the jump, you will see a black DS Lite retrofitted in the MBA place, and throughout the text, lighting and overall smoothness is not the original, at least the music is spot-on. Click to see if it yourself.

HP rumored to be prepping UMPC "lifestyle accessory"

The details are more likely to be undertaken lightly, but if Crave, HP has fallen recently in an informal chit word "cat" it is now their first UMPC was apparently started on the market at the end of spring - this year . The most interesting, HP was saying, "They did not even consider this purchase," and said, "you will like to buy a handphone without a thought." In addition, HP has also loudly seems that the "main areas of improvement" would be in the battery, without surprise, but not received, better than this. Still vague, HP then describes the device as an "accessory lifestyle", which is the "professionals, as well as children and adolescents." Needless to say, that it is a little glory for HP to honor, but at least Crave seems convinced that the device is indeed in the works, we hope to be able to see how things are with us even the machine soon enough.

Concept Alienware Android phone makes our brain, hands hurt

There is a reason, telephones, which are not removed by PC are similar, and we think that this work designing a fabulous show why. So, look, we are quite cool with Dell and Alienware Alienware production of a device of the mark - especially if it turns, Android, a platform Dell has said that it is very, very curious to see - we do not want, This (or something similar). The morphing keyboard and user interface of size, but we have a very simple, if we buy a new phone: in no case the cursor must be physically exhausting peaks dig into your hands during use. Is that too much to ask?

AKE's BlueCom 102 pocket repeater keeps bikers in sync

"Actually, there is nothing worse than knowing some helpless soul is addressing to you with absolutely no way to contact you in an incoming call from this strange guy from CIS-430. Okay, maybe it's a stretch, but looking LFS said dilemma to be resolved by their pocket BlueCom 102 repeaters. Basically, this device allows two motorcycle helmets, to communicate with each other via Bluetooth, and, of course, all BT-enabled mobile phone can be mixed. Sadly, a prize for the Installation is not yet known, but it seems as if the repeater itself is separately or as a bundle with a pair of LFS Bluetooth helmets in the not-too-distant future.

HP cancels the iPAQ 610 smartphone in the US ?!

Ah, iPAQ 610. You were so close and yet ... So far. According to a handful of tipsters, after a series of delays, HP decided to cancel the release of its next Windows Mobile smartphone, 610 (also known as the iPAQ 614, 614c and 600). The company did not give a lot of information, even if they do say that, "because of recent legal problems between providers of mobile phone technology, HP has decided not to offer 610 iPAQ Business Navigator to customers like American expected. " It is unclear whether this means that the phone will be absent from shelves worldwide, but it will not appear on these shores soon.

Shts of Olympus E-430 turn up online?!

You have to take it with the usual grain of salt, but if a poster on the photo-Forum.net are to be believed, what you are looking over the Olympus is yet to be announced E-430 Digital Camera, apparently a follow-up to the company E-330 DSLR. According to the same shows, it is supposed to be 12 megapixels number, and packs a live-view, flip-out 2.5-inch LCD, a wired remote control option, and slightly more continuous shooting frame rate and that grands crus stamp his predecessor. Of course, the real stand-out feature is that the design, which seemed so close to where it needs to be real, even if we advise you to wait a few official before receiving your word too many hopes.

Microsoft and HP help Disney brings back the House of the Future...

The Disney parks have been receiving all types of updates in recent times, and the last is the revival of the "House of the Future," which originally opened in 50 years and presented such household space age technology as microwave ovens and plastic furniture. The new attraction avoids the original form from the outside, you see above, for a more classic look, but it is located inside of the action: Disney, Microsoft, HP and spent more than LifeWare $ 15 million on hardware and software designed to give visitors a glimpse of a hyper-connected future. Tech presentations will include home automation, automatic networking, and touch surfaces-based computers, and intelligent devices - all things that designers consider to be five to 10 years. The new House of the Future is set to open in May in Tommorrowland - any guesses how long it takes before someone built a replica complete?

Texas Instruments: almost set to ship Android dev platform

Android outside of the test platform, we saw earlier this week, Texas Instruments has Android its development platform and running and expects to be able to start shipping to developers - yeah you, programmers who make our dreams come true - Within the next two months. Head over on Engadget Mobile for a look at the end of the details and photos.

Apple reduces iPod / iPhone build rates!! But increases iMac production

Although Apple has said that it is still on the road to ship 10 2008, as it looks that rumors about the scaled back production, after all true: Several analysts are now reports that the company pulled back iPod Touch, iPhone And MacBook production for Q1. Of course, Apple is known for its channel inventory rather reckless, so it is not known whether this is a permanent decline, or just a reaction to what some analysts are calling "overbuilding" in the 4th Quarter, but there is some good news there - Strong sales of the iMac have led to a projected 35 percent increase in production. You know, the last time the economy soured, Steve promised that Apple "innovation" of the downturn - would say that we have some new MacBook Pros would be a fine start this time around, eh?

NVIDIA / Ageia deal gets officially official

Well, it's fast - only nine days after the announcement of plans to acquire maker Ageia PhysX, NVIDIA said today that the trade. Still no word on when we might see the NVIDIA Ageia tech with them, but we are going to enjoy these two years, their first Valentine's Day as a happy couple merged entity before we ask the tough questions.

Intel's WiMax Segway takes geek, extreme (Video)

Pocket protector; check. Horn-rimmed glasses and buttons, collar; check. Now, if only you could find the perfect vehicle for transporting your ass around geek-Mobile World Congress. Enter Intel nerd-edition Segway. The rollers feature a built-in gyro streaming camera, portable WiMAX, and the giant flag so that older fighter jocks you can descend into the crowd. Not that you would be too far from the booths Android prototype anyway, ya? The music video with appropriately dubbed circus after the break.

Astro Systems introduces 56-inch 4K x 2K LCD monitor

If you thought a 4K x 2K resolution was a bit much for a 82-inch screen, imagine what 3840 x 2160 pixels looks like on a 56-incher. Astro Systems is apparently gearing up to launch the DM-3400 to appease the "needs" (read: extravagant wishes) of digital cinema and broadcast studio customers, and by the looks of it, we have doubts that it will not questions that the completion. This also supports the bad boy of four channels DVI and HD-SDI for some of the view that the Quad-action, and there's also the contrast, brightness and gamma adjustments for each RGB channel. Unfortunately, we have no idea how much art word this beast is the demand, but there is little doubt that this is not one of those "if you ask ..." Type scenarios.

Cineversum BlackWing Three projectors soar in ?!

With a name like Black Wing, it's gotta good, huh? At least see that to be the case with the latest Cineversum trio Black Wing Three projectors, as these bad boys sports design reminiscent of something terribly directly from the Star Wars galaxy, and a sheet of specs impressed that even Yoda. The entire trio is blessed with a contrast ratio of 30000:1, 1920 x 1080 full HD resolution, two HDMI inputs 1.3, Color Filter Select for a wider color reproduction and a motorized zoom / focus. As for the Pro model, can you everything you expect to see in conjunction with an optional SD-SDI input and 12V trigger board, professional color management tools and VGA compatibility. Finally, the Ultimate ups the ante a touch further with two HDMI 1.3 jacks, Mosquito Noise Reduction Technology and theatre mode for anamorphic 2.35:1 setups. 'Tis a shame that start at £ 8199 (15955), is not it?

Apple TV (take 2).

We got some good time with Apple take 2 (v2.0) software update at Macworld this year, but now that it is up to us to put the spurs to it. We will be more to the update as we go, but for now, here's what you need to know:

* The update is itself 200 MB and took us less than five minutes to download, but more than ten minutes to install. Our first attempt failed. Also, you used to see the screen that bar loading, it cycles about five times for us.
* Yeah, it is a slick new video it opens.
* Did someone say output 1080p? Oh yes, it is finally activated!
* Yeah, it's officially software version 2.0.
* Although the manual input of your Apple ID with the remote is a pain, movie rentals is quite a wink.
* HD Our film is ready for reading in less than a minute after the start of the download. Very nice.
* The image quality is very good. Not surprising, but good.
* Flickr integration works well (unlike Macworld onstage), but there's no way to aggregate the contact lists of your photos on your ATV. It is based on one single contact, which means that you can only look at your own or any other user photos at once. Kind of bummer in this regard.
* Many more details to be found here and there, as well as a chart instructive of how downloaded.
Official site: www.apple.com

Microsoft VP: "I personally got burnt" by Vista Capable stickers

The "Vista Capable" sticker consumers certainly caused a lot of confusion, and it looks like it also raised some senior Microsoft execs. According to an internal MS-E-mails introduced as evidence in the ongoing judicial proceedings on the programme, several MS-managers expressed concern that they were misleading people, with the VP of Product Management for Windows say: "I PERSONALLY burned. .. I now have an e-mail machine, $ 2100 "And Jim Allchin say MS had" really botched "program and that it" had to do a better job with our customers. "Of course, the main reason for the confusion The multiple editions of Windows Vista, with different capabilities depending on your hardware, but this is a subtle point, with a sticker - or, as a Microsoft employee acknowledged in an e-mail, "Even a piece of junk qualify "Vista Capable. That is a pretty damning stuff, but the case is not anywhere near resolution yet - the judge has not yet decided whether to certify as a class action, which, as it seems, depends on a technical reading of Microsoft was exactly what advertising Throughout the Vista Capable program. We know in 10 days if the judge has said that it will a decision - we would imagine that the plaintiffs' legal team has a lot more of these e-mails store and if this is the case.

SanDisk 16GB iNAND embedded flash ...

With the help of some of its new manufacturing processes, SanDisk only doubled the capacity of its existing iNAND flash drive to 16 GB. No, you will not put these bad boys in your laptop. Rather, it is an embedded storage solution with SD interface for mobile phones and similar to MLC NAND, the faster and slower, more expensive and cheaper version of the Flash. Expected for sampling to OEMs / ODMs in Q2 with the iNAND 32GB version comes in the second half of the year.

Motorola's DH01n - DH01 with GPS navigation

Motorola has just announced a new TV Mobile with GPS and Tele Atlas maps. Think their DH01 (photo), DVB-H television with the addition of navigation systems. Motorola is the light in the details for specs, release and price. As such, we assume that everything else is the same on this personal DVR with 4.3-inch screen.

HTC P3470 is only EDGE, but has GPS !!!

Europeans looking for a low-end GPS-equipped phone HTC now have another option in the form of the P3470, formerly known as Pharos. While it has only quad-band EDGE and a 200MHz processor, we can at least hope usual complement of a 2 megapixel camera, 256MB ROM / 128MB RAM, microSD, Bluetooth 2.0, and a fairly spacious 2.8-inch QVGA touch flush (to the The Touch). It will be out later this month on Orange in the United Kingdom, France, Spain and the Netherlands, for € 449 ($ 650 - both for low-end price tag).

nanoDAB: portable DAB meets Bluetooth

This could bugger have announced a bit far in advance, but come September nanoDAB these new users will receive a blow two of the A2DP Bluetooth headset and portable DAB receiver smushed together in a diminutive package. There are also some integration with visual and digital radio services such as mobile applications, but also that the next to us DAB signal a few thousand miles away, we will continue our readers with the foreign carrier lobbying.

Sony Ericsson's XPERIA X1 "Panel Interface" (Video)

Ask themselves, what the XPERIA X1's magical mystery "panel interface"? Well, even us. Now, we have a preview courtesy of Sony Ericsson. If these functions quickly in the hand, as in the promotional video Sony Ericsson then perhaps just to something here. You see, what we are after the break.

Apple applies for trademark protection on gaming devices!

We're gonna not read too much into this just yet, but if everyone's favourite fruit-flavored consumer electronics company files for protection of its mark, as they relate to a wide range of gaming devices, good, we feel you know . The USPTO sniffer dogs on Trademork only in the minds of us has, until recently, on this application from Cupertino, the requests protection of the word "Apple" for products that are classified as "toys, games and toys, namely the hand-held units for playing electronic games; hand-held units for playing video games; stand-alone video game machines, electronic games, which are designed for use with TV receivers only, LCD game machines, electronic learning game machines, toys , battery-powered computer games. "And if you think about it, we see Apple file for a patent video game not too long ago, who knows: perhaps the iPod, iPhone, Apple TV and soon more friends among the ever-expanding Non -- PC ecosystem. Then again, we have heard this rumour in one form or another many times before, and right now the pining for a resurrected Gizmondo already give us enough headaches.

Plextor releases two Blu-ray / HD DVD combo drives

Although we hope that the format war is shuddering at the end, it is probably still wise to hedge your bets just a little - and Plextor has two new SATA Blu-ray / HD-DVD combo drives. The new PX-B920SA writes BD-R at 4x speeds, 16x DVD and CD-R 40x, and read HD-DVD, while the lower end PX-B300SA drop of the BD-R capabilities and writes to DVD and CD . Plextor says both drives will be available at the end of the month, but unfortunately, we have no pricing information.

Read from official site www.plextor-europe.com:
Read - PX-B920SA
Read - PX-B300SA

Japan's space agency planning space-based solar power arrays !

We have seen are a few fairly solar installations, but JAXA, the Japanese Space Agency is to really too far with his latest project: a space-based solar cell, the carrier power back to Earth. The Agency is beginning tests on the microwave power transmission at 20 February, with an attempt to beam enough power over the 2.4-GHz band to power a household heating to 50 metres (164 feet). This is certainly not the kind of large-scale projects sci-fi power system, we were hoping, but not fret - if the tests are successful, JAXA's plan is ultimately a constellation of satellites suns, each beaming power to a 1, 8-mile wide angle receiving station that you produce 1 gigawatt of electricity and power 500000 homes.

Ford offers 2009 F-150 with in-dash computer, printer, EVDO, GPS, and RFID tool tracking

Our dirty, hairier over autoblog sisters had the chance to get close and personal with a 2009 Ford F-150 at the Chicago Auto Show. A remarkable gadget ruffians, and those of you who identify themselves as such in the S trek to the social ice is Ford's new "Work-solutions". It has a Microsoft Sync-hyphen-powered computer (with a wireless keyboard, Bluetooth printers, 6.5-inch touch-screen) by Magneti Marelli with built Sprint and Mobile and Broadband Garmin GPS. It also offers an RFID system link tool built in partnership with DEWALT and Thing Magic for a real-time inventory of your RFID-tagged tools. The FWS option on all 2009 F-150 XL, STX, XLT, FX4 trucks, F-Series Super Duty XL, XLT, FX4 trucks, and all 2009 E-Series vans. FWS couple with Sony 700 watt, 5.1-channel, 10-speaker system and Sirius link travel options already announced for the F-150, and we might have to Engadget Mansion mobile. Video after the break.

Sony's tiny XDV-D500 and XDV-G200 Bravia TVs

Let's break it down-TV junkie. Sony's new ¥ 38,000 (about $ 355) XDV-D500 consists of a 3-inch, 432 x 240 pixel display with 160-degree viewing angle, contrast 500:1, and a battery capable of about 8-hour TV reception . It can even up to 10 hours after the scheduled programming to 2 GB of internal memory. The itty bittier XDV-G200 offers a 2-inch LCD at the show, AM / FM radio, then the trenches EPG and recording function. This is no less than Japan, so that these rates to receive digital TV 1Seg - in other words, you can import your fantasies kiss goodbye.

Yet another perpetual motion machine fails to prove anything

We want to believe we really do, but these attempts failed and poorly lit basement videos are not exactly induce confidence. Nevertheless, Thane Heins' Perepiteia generator has reportedly made its way to a number of universities and laboratories across America, and while some viewers have to admit that "it works", none have been able to secure the underlying theories . No need to keep dashing your dreams - click on a video for greater understanding of something (but unfortunately not), "perpetual motion".

Wow, The gigantic "HTC Magnum" is convenient

We are not really sure what to make of this alleged HTC "Magnum" who have been making the rounds today. Sure, it looks like a huge, touchscreen HTC telephone - but we would be hard-pressed to say any use outside of the demo purposes and party-time hijinks. Our guess is that this is a funny string interblogs meant for the thrill, but it is possible that HTC has decided to move away from the proven handheld market to a robust, masculine product line. As a participant in a cat-fight, we will not "there" on the details, suffice to say, it sounds really, really real. Turn on the video after the break to see the "phone" does its thing, Ten Commandments-style.

Teclast T50 PMP offers capacitive multitouch

Teclast always turned some acceptable-if not spectacular-PGR, and his last, T50, is basically the same thing - but adds, in a capacitive multitouch display. Apart from the details are not very detailed - and the stereotype of renderiffic enough - there is not much to assess, but the RVVB promised FLV, and double independent processors is the audio - to examine whether he ever hits our Rives.

Made-to-order cellphones: dubious quality included free of charge

If you are like us, you probably already thought of the "perfect" phone in your head a few hundred times, hoping that you could just convince someone to do it for you. Well, now you have your chance thanks to the zzzPhone unfortunately, the name that inspires fantasies of a long nap rather than high-tech gadgets. According to the company's site, you can build your own tailor-made device, using "the same high quality components that the major brands Nokia, Motorola, Palm, and Samsung." Of course, the major labels do not offer actual MP3 and video files pre-installed on your device - that make our copyright struck red sensors. Of course, the phone seems to emanate from a dubious Shenzhen in manufacturing, but once you see all the succulent options available to you, your ethical concerns will melt away like ice on the hot apple pie.

Polymer Vision's Readius e-ink phone coming mid-2008 to Italy !

It seemed obvious, in mid-December last year Polymer Vision, which was not its going to nail timetable for the production of versions of 3G-equipped and-ink wonder known as the Readius. Word is now that the company will have a commercial version of the phone / e-reader book sometimes available in mid-2008 in Italy by Telecom Italy - provided that all goes according to his diabolical plans. If you remember, the device has a folding, grayscale, 5-inch QVGA display, and boasts a number of features, including HSDPA, an ARM CPU to 400 MHz, and a battery life up to six times most current mobile phones. We admit that we are intrigued, but not make us wait too long here, okay?

Google questions Microsoft's bid for Yahoo!

It should not surprise readers that the folks at Google may not be totally stoked about the possibilities of a merger of Microsoft and Yahoo. If you are unsure of where the company was on the question, you can now get clued in thanks to a post on the official Google blog earlier today. David Drummond, senior vice president of business development (and society chief legal officer) said he was concerned about the acquisition of Internet portal by a society that has "often sought to establish exclusive monopolies "could" extend the unfair practices of browsers and operating systems, the Internet. " His areas of interest around the possibility that the combination of the two monoliths could "unfairly limit the ability of consumers to have free access to competitors email, and instant messaging services on the Internet." Certainly, Google has a little more interest in seeing fair play on the net (must keep advertising revenues up), but it is serious reflection nonetheless.

Update: It seems that the war of words is really starting to warm up. Brad Smith, Microsoft's general counsel, issued its own statement soon, we say that Google has a lot more market when it comes to the Internet as a combined search from Microsoft and Yahoo! Could perhaps, and then proceed to explain that the Redmond giant is "committed to openness, innovation and the protection of privacy." Uh, what you say Brad.

PSP slim gets super-hackable ...

PSP hackers will probably be pleased to learn that the next step was allegedly taken by homebrew Dark_AleX hacker, who claims (with video!) To have the original and most modifiable PSP firmware ever, v1.50, the race on new material slim PSP. YouTube clip is shown after the break, take it as you want, but c'mon, this is a possibility.
Watch video!!!

JVC intros GR-D870 miniDV camcorder with 35x zoom

We have already seen the announcement of the foreign palm JVC GR-D850 friendly, but now it appears that the firm is making it official here in the United States of A with a little (and we stress "slightly" ) more advanced brother. The GR-D870 High-Band Digital Video Camera contains the same 1/6-inch 680k pixels CCD, 35x optical zoom, 2.7-inch LCD monitor, DV in / out and 3D Noise reduction, but in place measures as either little by throwing in a SD / MMC card slot for digital still snapping (up to 640 x 480) while recording footage to miniDV. So yes, there's nothing to get too antsy topic or something, but the GR-D870 can be appealed immediately for a nickel under $ 250, while the GR-D850 you will take $ 20 less.

Elliptic Labs shows off touchless interface for 3D navigation!

We have seen (but not considered for obvious reasons), a little contact before interfaces, but the latest development from Elliptic Labs is a real treat. Dubbed a "contact man-machine user interface for navigation 3D", the firm has somehow figured out how mere mortals in order to manipulate images on the screen without the need for any kind funky gloves to wear a bullet or to be placed on your finger. Unfortunately, nothing is said about the technology behind the magic, but do not worry, the video waiting after the jump should provide great satisfaction.

Wow, Maxablaster mega-flashlight is a step away from lightsaber

You thought the glasses did nothing before? Shine the 38 million candles and watch Maxablaster faces melt like Raiders of the Lost Ark style concentrated mercury as part of its Plasma Arc 54 bulb powered by a battery. At present, it only makes the project a pet Dutch engineer named Ralf Ottow, for what is probably the best, because it would be much more effective on drilling holes in concrete than any scene lighting.

Skype plugin for Apple TV released ...

Remember that Skype plugin was written to run natively on Apple TV? It was released today, and get it while the gettin's good, because we do not expect any of these hacks continue to work after the upgrade will take 2 ousted in the near future. Let us know how it is, would you?

Microsoft's "Vista for privacy" offer still on? It's FREE?!

Details are still unclear at this stage, but, according to an e-mail received by many tipsters, Microsoft is actually offering a free copy of Vista, in exchange for their privacy. Yeah, even though it claims otherwise end of last year. According to the note, Redmond is the posting of these people as' subscribers' Windows Feedback Program, and if they keep their guard down for the remainder of a three-month period, they seem to receive a copy of its latest system Operating gratis. So all the others unexpectedly find a message about the Big M said offer? Let us know in the comments below, especially if you get products free or keylogging reports previously analysed.

Windows Mobile 6.1 gets played with, shown off !

Unlike Windows Mobile 6.1 is a mystery to elaborate or anything - heck, we still have to know all the improvements it is intended to make - but there's nothing like a bucket surrounded by the screenshots machine translation of the opinions that really rekindle enthusiasm. Of course, people increasingly PocketPT were able to get ahold of the software and to show how it has received web page zooming, threaded conversations SMS and Office 2007 documents. Still not convinced? Go read and click - you sceptical you.

Lite-On's Moldable, amazing mouse, takes whatever shape you want !!!

Finally a mouse for you. Thanks to the folks at Lite-On, you will no longer have to suffer the inconvenience of a debilitating unshapely mouse ever. The Mouse will Moldable all your bad memories of ill-fitting input devices float away, using modeling clay combined with a lightweight nylon fabric and polyurethane to form its surface. Once you are palming your new best friend, you can shape the contours of whatever form you want, even if we are almost sure to make a perfect cube present a challenge. The "stick" buttons and scroll wheel can be placed anywhere you like, and communicate via RFID. The thing won a design award and Red Dot ... But soon? Probably not.

I, think it's very interesting mouse! How do you think?? Please live your comment!