Acer showcased “TravelMate 4520″ laptop during Taitronics Bangkok 2007 event. This 14.1-inch notebook PC is powered by an AMD Turion 64 X2 processor (that’s dual core) and features an ATI Radeon XPress 1250 graphics engine, a 1GB of main memory, and a 120GB of hard drive. No words on pricing and availability at the momen.

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Another CCTV presented during Taitronics Autumn 2006. From GuardTech, it’s CamFy, a personal security camera which can work as both security CCTV or a digital camera. It can take pictures or videos upon motion detection and store the result on a SD/MMC media card. Furthermore, this CCTV camera can receive juice from either AC/DC adapter or battery, which make it possible to carry around like a real digital camera.

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Check out the cool Bluetooth GPS receiver (GP-10001) from Gold Kiwi Enterprise. Presented during Taitronics Autumn 2006, this handy little navigation device comes in a form of cute toy car with various color options. Not much information about this though, except that it is powered by the most popular GPS chipset on the market, SiRF Star III.

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TVS displayed its 5.6-inch CCTV LCD, LV-56R01, during Taitronics Autumn 2006 exhibition. This compact and lightweight monitoring display features a resolution of 320×234, NTSC/PAL Auto Recognition, two video BNC ports, Testpattern generator, Up/Down picture adjustment, multi-language OSD, and a rechargable Li-Polymer battery. No words on pricing, but the bundle will include a carrying strap, travel case, and AC adapter.

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GlobalSat presented the GV-370T GPS navigation during Taitronics Autumn 2006 event. This all-in-one device is powered by the first-class SiRF Star III GPS module and Samsung’s SC2410 (266MHz) processor. Measures 117.7 x 68.6 x 15.5 mm, this Windows CE Net 4.2 Core-based device is equipped with a 3.5-inch 65K colors touch screen display with 320×240 resolution, a 64MB of Flash ROM, and a 64MB of SDRAM. Regarding storage, there’s a SD/MMC card slot to keep the maps data and mini USB connectivity for transferring the files. Not sure about the pre-loaded maps, but supposedly, the European counties are included.

Other features include a built-in antenna with optional external antenna jack, an external TMC antenna for receiving real-time traffic report, an internal mono speaker, multi-language user interface, and a Li-Ion battery that provides energy for up to 2 hours of usage and 100 hours of standby time. Note that GlobalSat’s GV-370T GPS navigation can be used as a MP3 player and photo viewer as well.

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Weihai Systems Corp presented a small and cute CCTV, the BM250. As the model name stated, BM250 – stands for Baby Monitor -, this CCTV is created for monitoring the baby (and that explains the cute design) night and day. Yes, the device has been equipped with 8 infrared LED cameras with night vision as well, so even when the light goes out you can still monitor your baby from the 2.5-inch LTPS TFT LCD color monitor. The broadcasted image can be output to TV, VCR, DVR, or PC capture card as well. Furthermore, BM250 CCTV supports 2.4G wireless transmission with 4 selectable channels within 100meters.

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From the currently going Taitronics Expo in Taiwan, here goes MSI with its new D-310 Pocket TV. The good thing is, the device can also act as a portable media player as well as DVB-T broadcaster with additional external antenna. Movie, music, and picture files can be loaded through the provided SD memory card slot and can be displayed onto another monitor for better viewing through AV out port. Other features include an embedded antena, EPG (Electronics Program Guide) support, digital teletext, and MultiLanguage (English, French, Germany, Dutch, and Greek) support. Sounds cool, right? Well, unfortunately, the pocket TV is missing the built-in HD or onboard memory, so forget about recording your favourite TV programme or moving the media files from the memory card. But if you can live with it, go ahead and wait until MSI releases the D-310.

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