The “Finger Drums” is a miniature of a drum kit which can be played using only your fingers. It’ll help keeping your finger busy whenever you need it. Simply touch the drum with your finger and it will light up and generate a beat. The kit is so complete that it comes with lights, sounds, record, and playback functionalities. Priced at $24,99 (battery includes), the Finger Drums is pre-loaded with several pre-recorded beats as well.

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“DPX-U77 Supreme” is the latest creation from Kenwood. This car entertainment system provides a complete multimedia experience for you on the road. From digital audio playback (MP3, WMA, AAC, and WMV DRM), AM/FM radio, AudioCD player, to iPod (there’s a built-in iPod dock), it has them all. Furthermore, DPX-U77 also sports a USB port for more external storage connectivity.

Kenwood DPX-U77 Supreme car entertainment system is currently available in Japan with a price tag of 39,000 Yen or about 3€30.

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I haven’t watch Keroro anime yet, but if you did and you love it, here’s something special for you, the exclusive Keroro Electric Guitar from Bandai. The main character is drawn on the body of the guitar, while the pick also features some of the characters on the world of Keroro. Unfortunately, no words on pricing though. To make it worst, it’d probably only available in Japan. Too bad.

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SoundGraph, a Korean company, introduced a very interesting computer drive bay during Consumer Electronics Show 2007. Called “iMon Ultra Bay”, this 7-inch front bay, along with the bundled software, is able to transform your general PC into a nice home media center PC. With the buttons on the bay, you can easily access multimedia functions on the computer, as well as directly access multimedia files stored on the hard disk. Furthermore, the easy-to-use simple GUI on the software provides a convenient entertainment experiences for you.

According to the company, iMon Ultra Bay has been invented back in 2001, long before Microsoft Media Center Edition released to public. Interesting.

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The Handheld Karaoke (M201) from IXT is a portable karaoke system which can instantly convert any DVD player into a karaoke system. Simply connect this device onto your player’s audio-out ports and TV audio-in ports, and done — you can have your voice mixed with the music played by the player. It uses a DVD microphone converter technology which currently still in patent-pending status.

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Along with the innovative W5Fe laptop featuring Vista SideShow and both G1 and G2 gaming notebooks, Asus is going to show off the new XG Station at the upcoming CES 2007 trade show in Las Vegas next week. When connected to laptop using USB 2.0, this audio-visual workstation would display a cool graphics and audio-visual effects to users. Specs-wise, it is powered by a discrete graphics chipset and incorporated Dolby output sound technology.

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Yes, you can use your phone to reserve movie ticket or order fast food. And now, you can also play music from the jukebox in the bars, restaurants, etc, simply by sending a text message to the thing. Within seconds, your favourite music will be played. Nice, isn’t it?

This cool SMS Jukebox feature is provided by Orange France to its subcribers. For the start, 20 sites scattered around the heart of Paris will have this special SMS-enabled Jukebox. Later, Orange will invade the whole country with thousand of these istalled.

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LG presents an interesting device for your car. The LAN-SD460 is an in-car navigation which also doubles as a PMP and a DMB receiver. You can playback your video and audio collection, as well as watch satellite DMB media on the road. Yeah, no more stress during traffic jam. Of course, only if you don’t mind the 4.1-inch colors LCD display. Weighs 240 grams, the GPS functionalities is taken care by the popular SiRF Star III GPS module, so you can expect a fast and highly accurate result. Oh, before we forget, the super-combo DMB-PMP-GPS device is equipped with a 4GB of onboard memory as well, but not sure whether one can plug an external memory card or not.

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Pioneer has just added a new member of its AVIC line-up, the HRZ88 model. This one is a 7-inch in-car in-dash navigation and entertainment system. Easily installed onto your car’s dashboard, the device dubbed as Raku-Navi will provide instant GPS and multimedia capabilities for you. What you get include a built-in TV tuner, DVD/CD player (DVD-R/RW, CD-R/RW), FM/AM radio tuner, and digital audio (WMA, MP3) player.

Available in five HDD-based models and four DVD-based models, Pioneer AVIC HZ88 in-dash GPS and entertainment system carries a price tag between 147,000 to 325,500 yen.

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