Measures 61 x 46 x 20mm and weighs 35 grams, iRiver’s Aquabeat MP3 Player sports a 1GB of storage, up to 9 hours of playback, and support for MP3 and WMA audio files. The player is waterproof as well, means you can still listen to the music while taking a bath or swimming. You can own this device for just 14,800 Yen (about $138) a piece starting from the fourth of July.

Fujitsu’s F706i is a cell phone for those who don’t want to miss a single call while they’re swimming or simply wish to capture their best moments in the water. No fret of the phone getting wet and damage its internal part since the handset is waterproof (yes, you can splash it with water, or even take a little dive with it). Comes with a nice pattern, this dual-GSM device features a HSDPA connectivity, a 3G WorldRing support that allows F706i to be used overseas, a DCMXiD feature (somekind of e-wallet), a PC web browser, an integrated 2 megapixel camera module with image stabilizer, a large 2.7-inch display, and a built-in 1Seg TV tuner.

At just 16.9mm thicks, Fujitsu F706i cell phone is currently available in Japan in four different colors. No words on pricing and worldwide availability.

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Well, this cell phone already holds everything you should know on its name. It’s premium (means a lot of hi-end features) and it’s waterproof (means.. uh.. waterproof). In detail, the Sharp 824SH Premium Waterproof handset boasts a 2.8-inch (400×240, QVGA) ASV widescreen display, an integrated 2 megapixel camera module with autofocus, a 1Seg tuner, 3G, Bluetooth connectivity, and a microSDHC slot (up to 4GB supported).

Sharp 824SH Premium Waterproof cell phone runs on W-CDMA and tri-band GSM networks (900/1800/1900Mhz). No words on pricing unfortunately.

Imagine this. You just use your laptop in the park to access your email and spend time chatting with your friends in Zimbabwe, but suddenly, the rain start pouring. Even worse, you didn’t notice that someone stole your notebook bag while you browsing the internet. In this kind of situation, all you ever wish to bring is the Waterproof Laptop Ziptop Bag from Thanko. If you have it, you can simply slip your notebook inside and it will instantly protect your precious machine from water.

Available in A4 and B5 sizes, the Waterproof Bag is retailed for just €13 or about $20.

Sanyo presents “XACTI DMX-CA65″ camcorder, the waterproof version of the previously released “XACTI DMX-CG65″. Apart from the ability to take a video recording down to 1.5m depth, it has similar capabilities as its big brother. Including a 6 megapixel (1/2.5-inch) CCD sensor, 5x optical zoom lens, 12x digital zoom, autofocus, a 2.5-inch display, and built-in microphone. Measures 67.7 x 100.3 x 34.5mm and weighs 150grams, it can take a still image in up to 3680 x 2760 resolution (JPEG) and video in either 320×240 @30fps and 640×480 @30fps MPEG-4/H.264 formats.

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Casio offers a handy accesories for EXILIM series digital camera’s owners. Named EWC-10, it’s a waterproof snorkel housing that is compatible with Casio Exilim EX-Z65 and EX-Z75 digicams. By using this protector, you can take your camera down to 3 meters (10 feet) depth underwater, thus allowing you take a nice pic of underwater environment. And don’t worry about the controller buttons as those usually available on the back side of the camera are translated into some rubber keys on the housing.

If that’s not enough, EWC-10 protective housing also doubles as a sand protector, keeping your precious digital camera safe on the beach as well. Interested now? Well, too bad, still no words on pricing or availability at the moment.

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Fujitsu presents F703i, a stylish and compact clamshell cell phone. At just 17.9mm thick, Fujitsu claimed that the handset is the world’s thinnest phone with waterproof capability. Not just you can carry it underwater (up to 1 meter depth) for up to 3 minutes, you can even wash it if it gets dirty.

No detail on specs (and pricing) yet, but the company is said to release the phone through NTT DoCoMo next month, so hopefully, there’ll be some more information about Fujitsu F703i handset in the next one or two weeks.

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The latest portable audio player from Oregon is the MP121 model. This device sports its waterproof capability (the first one in the world) up to 3 feet deep, shockproof, and the built-in pedometer that features target setting (step, calories, distance), a distance calculator, calorie counter, BMI calculator, and stop watch. It seems the company is targetted active / sporty people this time as this player would be a good companion for the sport activities – even water sport, such as swimming, running, etc.

The MP121 MP3 player supports both MP3 and WMA audio files. It has a built-in FM radio tuner with 30 preset channels, equalizer graphics display, ID3 tag support, and USB 2.0 support. Measures 2.72 x 2.07 x 0.83 inches, the player comes with a 512MB of storage capacity and retailed for US $150. However, TechieDiva have found a handy 10% off promo code on the net – AFFSGJ82FVDA7 – that will safe your money a little bit.

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There are two big holes on the cell phone, one for the speaker and the other one for the built-in camera module. Both are protected from the water of course. The phone also comes with several shock-proof materials, like urethane and glass, to prevent the canU 502S from broken when you accidentally dropped it. Additionally, you can insert a replaceable protector at the end of the phone for an extra protection.

Other features include a compass with a built-in direction sensor, a stopwatch, an MP3 player, and a 1.3-megapixel camera. Two colors are available (green and orage) for 550,000 won (around $545).

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Even inside the case, Aquapac’s phone cases lets you use your phone normally as sound and signal pass right through the case material. You can also dive into the water with the phone for up to 15ft /5m depth. The case will come with a detachable neck cord and a carabiner for attaching to your belt, your boat, or anywhere else you need it.

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