Seagate introduces the 1.5TB HD for notebooks and desktops. The desktop-class hard drive iscalled the Barracuda 7200.11. The specs show that the 3.5-inch drive is made up of four 375GB platters and has a 7,200-rpm rotational speed. It has a 3Gb/second SATA interface, or 1.5Gb/second using Native Command Queuing (NCQ). Apparently the new 1.5TB drive supports a sustained data rate of up to 120MB/second. Many of the existing drives in the 7200.11 series have both 16MB and 32MB cache versions, the 1.5TB will likely only be available with a 32MB cache.

Yo geeks! Time to get clean! This soap mouse, is said to have left the mouse pad  The design company, Yeduo, show the mouse in two different colors, white and black

Now this is something that spells out “multi tasking!”. Hong Kong-based Earth Trek introduced the above shown gadget. Available in five colors: Blue, Green, Pink, Orange, and Black.

The MCE 6x Blu-ray burner is ready for both PowerMac and Mac Pro. It is mainly record-able with Mac OS X 10.5.2. This device can also be used to burn BD-R media up to 6x, DVD ± R media at around 16X, CD-R media at up to 40X, and does read HD DVD-ROM media as well. MCE 6x Blu-ray burner is for sale at $499, and with an external FireWire/USB 2.0 option, it will cost you $750.

As we all know, the world is going to end soon. So we need to save all our data on protective hard disks to preserve them for the new world! Looks like sentrysafe’s brought this out with that in mind. It can save you till 1550 degrees and cost $379.

Lucky for us, companies like Com One is here for those who missed the Bluetooth parade. This adapter can be plugged in and can be used to connect to other bluetooth devices like mobile phones. This comes with a CD with a compulsary software for the Com One Bluetooth Adapter.

The Bluetooth USB Adapter is available off of the Com One website, along with the Combo Bluetooth 2.0 EDR and SD card reader dongle, which allows Bluetooth facility as well as memory card reading.

Targus presents us with the new model, AEM0702AP. So far, its easily available in Korea, I don’t know about the other places. These speakers are powered with AAA batteries. No word on pricing so far.

The design is cool and its one of the thinnest they’ve brought out. Due to the wedge shape and hinge mechanism, the screen appears lower than usual. It also uses a cool back-lit keyboard for night browsing. Now that looks good!

It has basic features -

• 15.4″ or 17″ Widescreen Display
• Fingerprint reader for the security conscious
• Optional Blu-ray drive
• HDMI output to connect to your large HD screen
• 5.1 Sound
• Optional built-in mobile broadband (this is going require an additional monthly charge)

You can buy this from Dell’s site for $750

Pico – small. They sure live up to their name. It just measures 31.3mm x 12.4mm x 3.4mm and comes inside a polished chrome finish, and being shock and water resistant.

“No exception, this little drive is the smallest we’ve ever seen. Barely bigger than the tip of your pinky, and less than 4mm thick, it’s positively small. The polished chrome finish is certainly shiny, but at 8 gigabytes, it’s redonkulously teeny! Store four full length ripped movies, five days worth of music, more than four-thousand 5 megapixel photos, or eighty-meters worth of shelved books. Sure, it’s so small you could easily lose it, so we’ve included a chain to help keep it around.”

The only thing you have to be afraid of is losing it. You might want to pick it up for $49.99