The Samsung Divas S7070 was mentioned here back in December and now that same phone has been officially released in the UK via the Carphone Warehouse.

This is the same Samsung handset that comes with a touch screen feature and is targeting the female mobile phone users.

To refresh you, among the features of the Samsung Divas S7070 include a 2.8” QVGA touch screen display, TouchWiz, quad-band, social networking capability and.

A 3.2MP autofocus camera. You can get the Samsung Divas S7070 with a contract via O2. Alternatively, it can be purchased from T-Mobile which is offering the phone for free but with at least a £15 per month contract.

If you’re looking to just on the 3D computing bandwagon then you’ll doubtless be interested to know that the Acer Aspire 5738DZG 3D Laptop, which Acer bill as being the ‘world’s first 3D laptop’, is now available to order from Amazon, though we should advise that user reviews across the net concerning the Aspire 5738DZG are somewhat mixed.

The Acer Aspire 5738DZG 3D Laptop comes, aside from sporting a 3D capable 15.6″ 1366 x 768 resolution (WXGA) CineCrystal TFT display, comes with.

A 2.1GHz Intel Dual Core T4300 processor under the hood paired with 512MB ATI Radeon HD 4570 graphics, 4GB RAM and a 500GB hard disk with other notable components including an integrated webcam, DVD writer and 802.11b/g/n WiFi connectivity.

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The mobile industry is flooded by various phones and a new phone has to work its way up. Without a twist or additional feature, it seems just about impossible.

Some phones fail, despite having all the features that a phone may have. Samsung is a leading mobile producer and is all ready to take the market by its M3310.

Samsung M3310 is different from usual mobile phones. The phone is dual slider and the slider effectively hides the speakers.

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But what if you are happy with your analog TV, which doesn't have a built-in HD tuner, but you want an HD quality picture? A simple solution is the KWorld External TVBox (model SA295-Q DE), which connects to your older TV or even a computer to display HD content.

The device also allows user to view TV shows via the Web in the higher qualify format. Once connected, programming is viewed with 16:9 aspect ratios in 1080i or 720p.

A nice built-in feature is a USB port to allow view of digital photos and MP3's, which can't be connected to many of the older TV's without the addition of a device like this.

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With the world becoming ever more mobile as time goes on and 3D movies growing in popularity and demand, computer manufacturers have produced some fantastic machines capable of offering both of these properties for as little cost as possible.

None more so than ASUS with their latest offering of entertainment laptops. The Bang & Olufsen ICEpowered N-Series laptops are the perfect combination of power and elegance for movie lovers and gamers alike.

The machines are capable of full HD and 3D playback which is clearly something that will be implemented into the majority of entertainment laptops over the coming months.

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Sony decided that the Xperia Pureness X5 should go somewhere its other Xperia line phones hadn’t gone – to fashion school.  While most of its kin are smart phones with all of the fancy features you would expect, the Xperia Pureness X5 is not as technological, but it is beautiful.

Designed to be an eye-catcher rather than a wizard, its most stunning feature is its see-through screen.  How does a see-through screen work?  Mostly a see-through phone works by having a screen that is visible on both sides of the phone.

The see-through screen isn’t even practical; it’s just kind of there to make the phone impressive.  Which it does, especially if you can read backwards, since the reverse side is a mirror image of the front side, literally.

You remember how that works from grammar school.  If you want to get the effect before buying the phone, just write something on a sheet of paper in block letters, and then hold it in front of the mirror.

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MSI has rolled up at Electricpig’s doorstep today and dropped off all the deets on its spanking new all-in-one 3D PC. Which got us thinking: if we’re to stay ahead of the curve on 3D gizmology, there’re a fair few must-have items. We’ve assmbled a 3D dream team to keep you well ahead of the pack as three dimensions take over in 2010.

Well, we’ve pulled together a hot list of the slickest 3D gadgets you can get right now, or that are just around the corner. Get stuck in now and see if you agree with our 3D must-haves. MSI 3D all-in-one PC MSI says its all new machine is “the world’s first large size 3D all-in-one PC.” Set aside the somewhat specious hyperbole though and you’re looking at a machine that packs in a top notch 3D, 120Hz, LED panel, a multi-core CPU and the rather non-specific sounding “new 3D graphics technology.” The full details will be outed at next month’s CeBIT tech hoedown in Hanover. But expect this to be the first of many 3D all-in-ones to land in 2010.

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When is comes to launching new data plans for wireless Internet it can often take time to come round to it, this is just what happened for one iPhone owner. On an article on the Apple Blog, they go on to explain how they pay $70 each month for their Edge iPhone contract, adding another data plan to that would increase the monthly bill to at least $100 per month.

Now iPhone owners and future Apple iPad owners will be faced with the tough choice. Do they need the new tablet device to supplement their smartphone when on their travels to work during the morning commute? The writer of the article did come up with an interesting question though, Verizon MiFi vs. the iPad 3G, what would be your choice.

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The Origin EON18 Gaming Notebook packs exactly what we’ve come to expect into a high end gaming system. The unit offers an Intel Core i7-920XM Extreme Processor, packs a punch with 8GB DDR3 RAM and offers plenty of graphical kick back with a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285M graphics card outputting on an 18.4 inch Full HD Display.

The system also provides users with three SSD slots available in various RAID configurations and a Blu-ray player with burner built in.  The unit also offers programmable gaming keys and touch -sensitive display shortcuts.Pricing starts at $2,299, wh0ich is decent, although a top end gaming system will cost anywhere from $4,000 to $5,000.

The highly anticipated MacBook Pro refresh could be hitting Tuesday, February 23rd, according to a number of accounts we’ve come across this past weekend.

The highly-popular unibody systems were initially rumored to launch on January 27th, 2010 — the same day the iPad made its public debut — but of course did not.

Some speculated the launch could have been last week — but it too was not the date of happiness for Mac fans across the map.

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