LG recently announced the latest companion of its popular Prada Phone II (a.k.a LG-KF900), the LG-LBA-T950 Bluetooth Wristwatch. Apart from showing the current time, this watch is also capable of communicating with your LG-KF900. Including reading SMS and email, as well as displaying the current caller info. Pretty useful I guess.

Regarding LG’s Prada Phone II cell phone, it features 3G/HSDPA connectivity, WiFI, an integrated 5 megapixel camera module with autofocus, a 3-inch touchscreen display with 400×240 resolution, and a slide QWERTY keyboard.

Need live search during your vocation? The Dash Express is the solution. With internet connectivity via WiFi or cellular networks, you can use its live search feature or real-time traffics update. You’ll also enable to use send2car feature to send your trip planning.

The Dash express sold for $249.99-$299.99

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Another Hello Kitty stuff, this one is a bluetooth headset which could be the handsfree solution for your kids. Unfortunately, not much detail about it yet, but you’ll probably see it soon or later on U.S market since its already listed on FCC approval list.

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Darfon showcased Dailing, a Bluetooth headset that comes with dialing buttons, during Computex 2007 event in Taipei. Smart naming isn’t it? Well, this dialing Dailing (sorry, can’t resist) allows you to make a phone call easily by using those buttons so you don’t have to use the keypad of your cell phone. The headset itself supports Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity.

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Don’t want the loud ringtone to drive you crazy while you work? Well then, use this innovative vibrating wristband (MBW-100) from BlueQ Wireless. Upon incoming phone call, the wristband will vibrate thus letting you know about the call. This way, you can simply mute the ringtone and let the wristband replaces its job.

A closer look, the MBW-100 wristband comes with a power button and a “T”-marked button that allow you to transfer the vibration from the wristband to your cell phone. It’ll be available starting from July with a price tag of $39.95.

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This is probably too good to be true, but fortunately, it IS the real thing. This device, a home-made Nokia phone-driven remote control is able to control your car just like what you used to do with your R/C car back in your childhood. On the screen of the phone you can see a steering wheel, along with control for accelerating and braking. It takes advantage of the handset’s Bluetooth connectivity to wirelessly drive the car.

Hopefully, this concept phone can find its way to the production line.

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The SCX-1470 is the brand-new all-in-one inkjet printer from Samsung Electronics. An all-in-one printer means the device can also act as a photocopier and and a fax machine. Very handy, isn’t it? The good thing, SCX-1470 is Bluetooth-ready as well. Equipped with a small Bluetooth receiver, this printer allows users to wirelessly send the images from their Bluetooth-enabled devices and then print them directly. For better printing quality, it provides built-in basic image edition function, so you can pimp your photos first before you print them.

Soon available with a suggested price between 120,000 (KRW) and 130,000 (KRW), Samsung SCX-1470 All-In-One printer also capable of sending scanned photos directly via email.

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According to its recent press release, Samsung Electronics has just launched its latest Bluetooth GPS product, the STT-D370. This device is the first satellite navigator to connect to a cell phone via Bluetooth. By adopting TPEG (Transport Protocol Experts Group) and T-DMB (Terrestrial Digital Media Broadcast) technologies, STT-D370 can offer dynamic navigation feature and select optimal route based on current road situations. It also has built-in microphone and speakerphone, allowing users to make or receive phone calls, and even SMS text messages, directly from the device, without using their phones.

At just 16.8mm thicks, STT-D370 Bluetooth GPS Navigation comes with a 3.7-inch LCD display capable of displaying Samsung’s Real 3D maps with crystal-clear quality. The maps itself is provided by (and can updated through) Anycall Land. Not sure about the exact battery life, but the press release promises that it’d last long enough.

Last but not least, the device also doubles as a portable multimedia player, offering the ability to playback movie, MP3, and view photos. SD card slot and several handy functions, such as electronic dictionary, translator, and file viewer, are also included.

Samsung STT-D370 Bluetooth GPS Navigation is currently available in Korea market with price tag of around $600.

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TranSystem has a cool device for this holiday season, the solar-powered Bluetooth GPS receiver called i-Blue 757. Powered by a 16-channel Nemerix chipset, it boasts a unique clamshell design with the built-in GPS antenna on the upper side, and a solar cell, battery, and circuit on the lower section. There’s also an integrated rechargable 1000mAh Li-Ion battery which provides up to 30 hours of juice, plus an additional 100 hours of usage time upon solar charging. To reduce the power usage, a permanent standby feature is included as well.

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