One of the worldwide leaders in digital entertainment products, Creative Technology Ltd, announced the Creative Vado HD Pocket Video Cam as the “ideal holiday gift”.

This thin, lightweight device is small enough to fit easily in a pocket, purse or the palm of your hand yet it is able to capture videos in 720p high-definition quality at just the touch of a button.

The Vado HD is the only pocket video cam so far to feature HDMI connectivity and an included HDMI cable that provides 1080i output to a HDTV. It features a wide-angle precision glass lens for stunning video quality, has 8GB of built-in memory to record up to two hours of HD video and is available in carbon black. Meanwhile, its removable, rechargeable battery provides up to two hours of recording and playback. Extra batteries are available as optional accessories so you can easily swap them to capture more video.

According to Nokia’s official website, “the N97 isn't a device that will trigger knee-jerk hysteria, but instead it should breed cool-headed excitement at the prospect of a new era of mobile experience.”

Although this is an N-series handset, the N97 carves a new space in the otherwise blurred realm between smartphone and laptop.

The most physically immediate stand-out feature of the N97 is its kick-out full QWERTY keyboard, hidden behind a 3.5-inch widescreen 16:9 touch display that tilts smartly above the keys.

We all know and want a DSLR but do we all know exactly what “DSLR” represents? In case you didn’t already know, a DSLR stands for a digital single-lens reflex camera. It’s a digital camera that uses a mechanical mirror system and pentaprism to direct light from the lens to an optical viewfinder on the back of the camera.

So what has that got to do with anything we’re about to discuss here?

Well, Nikon, a popular DSLR brand, has just announced their much awaited Nikon D3X DSLR.

This new camera employs a Nikon FX-format CMOS imaging sensor (35.9 x 24.0mm) with an imaging area equivalent to 35mm film, and it is 24.5-megapixels!

An entry at Singapore Gadgets states that advertising agency Saatchi & Saatchi has done a study and found out that most women don’t want or don't care if gadgets or gizmos are not coloured pink or beautified.

In fact, what is most important is in the technology!

Trend Micro had graciously dropped by last week to show us what the Trend Micro Internet Security 2009 can do. We were impressed that its Advanced Warning program is able to scan web pages continuously online and warn users of malicious URLs before anyone clicks on them. Of course, someone has to get “hit” first before the rest are adequately warned. But the system is so comprehensive that it even scans through several degrees of email threads to get to the source of the threat.