The device has a 1024 X 600 pixel WSVGA display and weights approximately 420g. It runs on Android OS and is capable of up to six hours of battery life.

Fujitsu Stylistic M350/CA2 will be out on the Japanese market mid-February, no word on a US release date yet.

Compared to the first images that surfaced on November, which appears to be a prototype of the device, this new image reveals a device that looks totally different from most BlackBerry smartphones. It has slick, all-black matte finish that looks similar to an iPhone.

No specifications or official release date yet for this device but it is rumored to run on a 1.5GHz TI OMAP dual-core CPU.

Image Courtesy of CrackBerry.

Epson will release two versions of the printer. Once is priced at $799 while the other has a price tag of $699. The difference between the two versions lies in the video support and lumes. The more expensive model will output 720p video at 2800 lumens while the other one supports 540p video at 2200 lumens. Aside from iOS devices, any other video formats like RCA, s-video, VGA, and HDMI is supported by the newest Epson projector.

The BookPlace DB50, which was announced on Thursday, is a color e-book reader that runs on customized versions of Linux and Android Gingerbread. It has a 7-inch display and runs on Freescale i.MX535 (1.0GHz) CPU and has 8GB of memory. The device also supports Wi-Fi connectivity and has a direct access to BookPlace store, Toshiba’s very own e-book store.

Toshiba’s BookPlace DB50 will hit Japanese stores on February 10th and will be on sale for around $284.

‘Nintendo Network’, Nintendo’s aptly-named online network, will allow users to compete and interact with other users and enjoy ‘not just game add-ons but fully downloadable retail games as well’.

The network will also provide Wii U users their own personal user account, making it possible to transport downloads and game preferences to other system and marking the end of Nintendo’s no-transfer policy.

“This concept was built into the design of the Nintendo 3DS, and we already have the necessary infrastructure,” Iwata stated, “We will prepare the same infrastructure for the Wii U. However, we have not decided the concrete timing of when we will start it.”

This project was made possible through the community site LEGO Cuusoo. Members of these communities submit their LEGO ideas to the site and top submissions are chosen through voting. The project received an overwhelming number of supporters and then proposal was forwarded to the LEGO jury for assessment.

The announcement was posted in LEGO Cuusoo’s blog: “We’re happy to announce that the Minecraft project on LEGO Cuusoo has passed the LEGO review.”

“We can’t wait to show it to you—but it isn’t ready just yet. These things take time, so we appreciate your patience. More details are to come,” LEGO added in the statement.

The Lumia 900, Nokia’s flagship Windows 7.5 will soon be available for pre-order. It will sport the same specs announced at CES, such as 4.3-inch AMOLED touch screen, 1.4 GHZ Snapdragon processor and an 8-megapixel camera.

Walkman B170 Series, Sony’s latest offering is a small and chic portable MP3 player that weights only 28 grams. It has a quick-charge battery that boasts 18 hours of listening pleasure and a superb Bass Boost feature that promises a “rich, pumping low-end”.

No word on pricing or exact release date yet, but the Sony Walkman B170 series is expected to hit stores before the end of month.

Nissan Scratch Shield is a first of its kind iPhone case that uses the same innovation used on its self-healing automotive paint. It features a polyrotaxene based finish which has a chemical structure that reacts to change by restoring itself to its original form.

Nissan has already licensed the material to Japanese mobile carrier NTT DoCoMo and is planning to launch it commercially later this year.