Gameseek.co.uk is accepting pre-orders for a foldaway PSP keyboard that doubles as a screen protector. It's a 47-key keyboard that enables the PSP to be used as a handheld or a desktop unit. The expected ship date is May 27, 2005 and is selling for £19.99.

Learn how to disassemble, clean and fix the dust behind your screen for you Audiovox SMT5600 Smartphone. Also compatible with the Orange SPV C500, Qtek 8010, i-Mate SP3, and any other HTC Typhoon model.

Icuiti V920: The V920 is a sleek and stylish wearable display system that enables you to enjoy high quality traditional video and stunning 3D stereoscopic video in the privacy of your own virtual movie theater. The V920 connects to practically any mobile or stationary device that outputs standard video and audio.

The Samsung SCH-V770 cell phone features a 7MP CCD Camera with Flash, 2.0-inch 16Million-Color QVGA TFD LCD (240x320), MMCmicro and uses the CDMA2000 1x EV-DO (800 MHz) band. Its dimensions are 127 x 52 x 27.3 mm and weighs 180g.

Samsung Blu-Ray Disc Player BD-P1000: Features: True HD Video (1920x1080), 8CH Audio, HDMV Mode, Interactive HD Graphic Menu, HD Subtitles Samsung Q30 12.1” Notebook: Features: Intel Centrino Mobile Technology, 12.1” Widescreen, Weighs 1.09kg and 18mm Thick Samsung 82” LCD TV 82F5: World’s Largest LCD TV, Features: Full HDTV Progressive Picture Quality, Virtual 6.1CH Sound, 2 Tuner Picture in Picture

A Stanford University researcher has gotten a preliminary go-ahead to create a mouse with a significant number of human brain cells — as long as the creature behaves like a mouse, not a human.

Sony Ericsson K750: Features: 2MP Digital Camera with Auto Focus and Photo Light, Video Recording, 38MB Built-in Memory, Memory Stick Duo, Bluetooth, Infrared, USB Sony Ericsson K600: Features: 3G Capable, 1.3MP Digital Camera, Video Calls, Multitasking Sony Ericsson Z800: Features: 1.3MP Digital Camera, Video Call, MotionEye with Integrated Light, Up to 1GB Memory Stick Duo Pro, Sony MegaBass Sound, USB Plug & Play

The Canadian military and U.S. security agencies have launched a joint effort to make BlackBerry portable communications devices more secure, hoping to one day use them to exchange top-secret information.