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The Creative debuts its new Zen Style M300 PMP, it packs with built-in Bluetooth2.1 support so you can use the wireless headsets with it. You can also expand the PMPs memory beyond its basic 4GB, 8GB or 16GB capacities with a microSD card slot. You wont get a touchscreen here, got 1.45-inch display is there with a couple of touch buttons. It features a FM radio, a mic for voice recording, 20 hours battery life, and four different colors: Black, White, Red and Yellow. You are not opting for Bluetooth, can by the device slightly cheaper on M100 model, both of them will be available on June with prices from $40 and $90. For more details read the press release.

Continentals new stereo system spots people, pets and other objects in a vehicles path and measures their height, distance from the vehicle, and how they are moving. This Continentals ContiGuard safety system uses difference in the lenses optical paths to make these calculations. The company also says the cameras are sharp enough to detect partially obscured objects, and claims accuracy within 20 to 30 centimeters. For more details read the press release.

Los Angeles is golden standard of real-world gadget application; the Cius tablet phone is going to revolutionize interrogation. I aint telling you nothing copper, not noth oh is that a Cisco Cius you have there?! Yeah Okay, I did it. Is the technology really fabulous? See the video by yourself and decide.

Nintendo has just made an official announcement to drop the suggested retail price of Wii down to $149.99, and includes a copy of Mario Kart and Wii Wheel peripheral with all the purchases of the device. They will replace the current bundle of Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort games. The Steering Wheel, with the Wii Remote Plus and Nunchuck Controllers, matches the colour of the console. Whatever the color (black or white) you can buy separately for a scant $9.99. For more details read the press release

Samsung s 10.1 inch Galaxy Tab hits the FCC, dont mistake it as thicker 10.1v sibling that is gradually rolling out across Europe and Australia. The older Honeycomb tablet bears GT-P7100 code name, this FCC filling and a Wi-Fi alliance certificate show off the GT-P7510 for this Wi-Fi only 10.1incher. The drawing of the backside picture shown in the pictures below is a dead giveaway. The unknown thing here is the 1GHz dual-core processor inside this razor-thin slate, but given the release of this FCC application. Dont forget to check out the pictures

The dual-booting ViewSonic ViewPad 10 with Android 1.6 be damned, we got some good news for these users, this tablet is getting the Android 2.2 Foryo edition update. Now the users can now get updated Gmail, Calendar, Google Maps, and YouTube apps, onscreen keyboard, compatibility with newer apps, and a dose of sorely needed eye candy. New customers can choose one that also runs Windows 7 Home Premium and has 16GB of Flash memory for $599 or with Windows 7 Professional and 32GB of space for $679. ViewSonic is keeping the things interesting by compelling you to download Foryo onto thumb drive and then plug both it and USB keyboard into the ViewPad to install the update. For more details read the Press Release

The company best known for cameras and voice recorders, just brought both together by announcing the new LS-20M, a device with relatively high-end audio specs should help it go toe-to-toe with zoom. In addition to 1080p, this device records 24bit / 96mHz Linear PCM audio using a pair of condenser mics. At $300 it has a small 2-ich screen and no optional zoom, but it got more of the visual effects that make its PEN cameras so fun to use. It will hit the market on sometime in June. For more details read the press release.

Plex has served up streaming video for more than a minute, brings content to Mac, iDevices and a jailbroken Apple TVs. For those who are neither a Apple user and nor a Android user, the company has now rolled out a client that runs on Rokus. It is currently in beta version and only supports video, but Plex plans to provide picture and music management in the future. Plexs XMBC secret sauce paired with Rokus ample streaming content buffet. Dont forget to look at the images.

According to DigiTimes, the media tablet will feature a Fringe Field Switching LCD display and Touch panel from Amazon fave E Ink Holdings, a company better known for the technology behind the Kindles EPD e-paper displays. Quanta has received the manufacturing honours with production expected to peak at about 700,000 800,000 units per month. Amazon Kindle wont be featuring a Mirasol display according to this gossip.

The Samsungs Galaxy Tab8.9 seen at an event in Germany over the weekend. One of the people Johannes went hands-on with the tablet in Frankfurt, and liked what he saw. The version he saw is thinner that the 8.9-incher that we got to smudge up in March, and if this Europe appearance is any indication, Sammy may be on track to launch these sometime in summer. The launch date is yet to be announced. You can see the hand-on of the Honeycomb device on the video.

Lenovos LePad finally made its Chinese debut back in March, and while we may not ever see the tablet stateside not as LePad, – we can get a peek under the hood. The IMP3 tears down the LePad, we are seeing the machine for the first time and there is not much surprise, it is always nice to see what makes things tick. LePad features 1.3GHz Snapdragon chipset with Adreno 205 integrated graphics as well as an internal 27 Wh battery. It got Toshiba flash memory and WolfSon audio processor. We might not have much in the way of revelations here, but you can now know whats under the skin of LePad.