SEOUL, Korea (AVING) — plezo announced the launch of its new portable DVD/DIVX player ?PPD-1920S? in Korea market. Most noticeable feature is its 9.2-inch wide LCD that can rotate up to 270-degree and users can view the content at any angle. It can be connected to external devices such as TV, DMB, or navigation that support output and it also has MMC/SD card slot which allows users to enjoy their own content. It comes with a cigar jack, earphone and a remote control. It is launched in Korea and Japan market. Suggested price is 339,000(KRW).

SEOUL, Korea (AVING) — Optoma introduced its 2.0kg entry-level entertainment projector ‘EP720′ in Korea market. It offers SVGA(800×600) resolution, 2,200 ANSI lumen brightness, 2000:1 contrast ratio, and built-in speaker.

SEOUL, Korea (AVING) — Kojinsha announced the launch of its new UMPC L/V series in Korea market. The L series, successor to the company’s SA series, offers same performance with AMD Geode chipset as the SA series, but features better image resolution(1024×600) with an improved keyboard than its precursor. Meanwhile, the V series basically has the same specifications of the K series, adding GPS and built-in 7mm ODD. The L/V series will be available starting mid-January.

LAS VEGAS, USA (AVING Special Report on ‘2008 CES’) — Digitalfoci expects to launch its three new digital photo frame lineup at upcoming CES 2008 in Las Vegas, USA. Suggested price for 15-inch model ‘IMT-153′ is 399USD, 199 USD for 8-inch ‘IMT-083′, and 149 USD for 5.7-inch ‘IMT-063′.

Narae Inter announced the launch of its new ultra small USB microscope ‘micro touch AM423′ in Korea market. It enables users to look at objects at 200 magnifications on a computer screen. In connection with a pc through USB cable, it allows you to capture still/moving images in 1280×1024 resolution images. A company official said that it could be a nice portable instrument when children go out and observe nature. Suggested price is 286,000(KRW).

SEOUL, Korea (AVING) — (Picture: a stand is offered together with the microscope)

(Picture: the company’s another 515-power USB microscope)

I just wanted to wish a happy new year to all of our readers, staffers, and all the people we work(ed) with on a daily basis throughout the past year and in the year to come! As far as I know it the next big thing on the SlashGear calendar is CES, we’ll be there covering it live too, and then Mac World and there are a ton of other events I am forgetting but those are the most immediate.

Now, to keep this post news worthy I thought you might be interested to know that at least in the UK, and likely in the US too, your “Happy New Year” text messages tonight could be delayed up to a full 6 hours due to the strain on SMS networks. 77% of the people in London that sent text messages last New Year’s found that they arrived late and 23% found that their best wishes were more than 6 hours late.

So, if you like to keep things impersonal (I do) or just don’t like wasting your minutes on a phone call, try using email or instant messaging as data networks likely won’t experience as much of a strain and your message won’t be so late. Like I said Happy New Year, and I can’t wait to see what this one brings.

Texters to experience 6 hour delays on New Year’s Eve [via pocket-lint]

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SEOUL, Korea (AVING) — Narae Inter introduced its new ball point pen featuring a laser pointer combined with 4GB USB. The laser pointer can be charged through USB. Suggested price is 99,000(KRW).

Indeed it was a banner year here at Engadget — completely thanks to you, of course. Google may have its Zeitgeist, but we figured we could at least cap things off with a few lists of the most well-read posts of 2007 (and a few stats, to boot). See you in 2008!

Top 20 most trafficked posts of 2007 (in order)

1. Verizon’s Juke, Pearl, Venus and Voyager get outed
2. Verizon’s LG Voyager heads up newly official fall lineup
3. Hands-on with Verizon’s new fall lineup
4. Cingular’s Treo 750, Blackjack and 8525 get WM6 treatment
5. Verizon XV6800 in the flesh
6. HTC’s Touch with TouchFLO — the Elf with new 3D sweep interface
7. Skin your WM5 Pocket PC to look like the iPhone, get sued by Apple
8. LG’s VX10000 and VX8800 touchscreen spyshots?
9. iPhone Q&A for AT&T employees
10. Hands-on with RIM’s WiFi-equipped BlackBerry 8820
11. Fake iPhones: a retrospective
12. LEAKYMOTO: say hi to the MOTORIZR Z8
13. Samsung i760 for Verizon: yep, it runs Crossbow
14. Hands-on with the Sprint Mogul by HTC
15. Hands-on with the LG Voyager
16. Hands-on with the AT&T Tilt
17. iPhone & LG KE850: separated at birth?
18. LG’s KE850 PRADA official: iPhone says, wha?
19. “Shuriken” is Sharp’s Sidekick 4?
20. New Chocolate: LG’s VX8550 for Verizon comes into view

Click on for a few more stats after the break.

Top 20 most trafficked posts during 2007 (in order; non-2007 posts in bold)

1. Verizon’s Juke, Pearl, Venus and Voyager get outed
2. The LG KE850: touchable chocolate
3. Verizon’s LG Voyager heads up newly official fall lineup
4. Verizon UTStarcom XV6800: the CDMA TyTn lives!
5. Verizon’s Samsung i760 out-BlackJacks the BlackJack?
6. Hands-on with Verizon’s new fall lineup
7. Nokia’s aeon “full surface screen” cellphone concept
8. Cingular’s Treo 750, Blackjack and 8525 get WM6 treatment
9. Verizon XV6800 in the flesh
10. Review: Cingular 8125
11. HTC’s Touch with TouchFLO — the Elf with new 3D sweep interface
12. The Boy Genius Report: The BlackBerry 8800
13. Skin your WM5 Pocket PC to look like the iPhone, get sued by Apple
14. LG’s VX10000 and VX8800 touchscreen spyshots?
15. iPhone Q&A for AT&T employees
16. Hands-on with RIM’s WiFi-equipped BlackBerry 8820
17. T-Mobile Sidekick 3 hands-on!
18. Fake iPhones: a retrospective
19. LEAKYMOTO: say hi to the MOTORIZR Z8
20. Samsung i760 for Verizon: yep, it runs Crossbow

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Indeed it was a banner year here at Engadget — completely thanks to you, of course. Google may have its Zeitgeist, but we figured we could at least cap things off with a few lists of the most well-read posts of 2007 (and a few stats, to boot). See you in 2008!

Top 20 most trafficked posts of 2007 (in order)

1. Verizon’s Juke, Pearl, Venus and Voyager get outed
2. Verizon’s LG Voyager heads up newly official fall lineup
3. Hands-on with Verizon’s new fall lineup
4. Cingular’s Treo 750, Blackjack and 8525 get WM6 treatment
5. Verizon XV6800 in the flesh
6. HTC’s Touch with TouchFLO — the Elf with new 3D sweep interface
7. Skin your WM5 Pocket PC to look like the iPhone, get sued by Apple
8. LG’s VX10000 and VX8800 touchscreen spyshots?
9. iPhone Q&A for AT&T employees
10. Hands-on with RIM’s WiFi-equipped BlackBerry 8820
11. Fake iPhones: a retrospective
12. LEAKYMOTO: say hi to the MOTORIZR Z8
13. Samsung i760 for Verizon: yep, it runs Crossbow
14. Hands-on with the Sprint Mogul by HTC
15. Hands-on with the LG Voyager
16. Hands-on with the AT&T Tilt
17. iPhone & LG KE850: separated at birth?
18. LG’s KE850 PRADA official: iPhone says, wha?
19. “Shuriken” is Sharp’s Sidekick 4?
20. New Chocolate: LG’s VX8550 for Verizon comes into view

Click on for a few more stats after the break.

Top 20 most trafficked posts during 2007 (in order; non-2007 posts in bold)

1. Verizon’s Juke, Pearl, Venus and Voyager get outed
2. The LG KE850: touchable chocolate
3. Verizon’s LG Voyager heads up newly official fall lineup
4. Verizon UTStarcom XV6800: the CDMA TyTn lives!
5. Verizon’s Samsung i760 out-BlackJacks the BlackJack?
6. Hands-on with Verizon’s new fall lineup
7. Nokia’s aeon “full surface screen” cellphone concept
8. Cingular’s Treo 750, Blackjack and 8525 get WM6 treatment
9. Verizon XV6800 in the flesh
10. Review: Cingular 8125
11. HTC’s Touch with TouchFLO — the Elf with new 3D sweep interface
12. The Boy Genius Report: The BlackBerry 8800
13. Skin your WM5 Pocket PC to look like the iPhone, get sued by Apple
14. LG’s VX10000 and VX8800 touchscreen spyshots?
15. iPhone Q&A for AT&T employees
16. Hands-on with RIM’s WiFi-equipped BlackBerry 8820
17. T-Mobile Sidekick 3 hands-on!
18. Fake iPhones: a retrospective
19. LEAKYMOTO: say hi to the MOTORIZR Z8
20. Samsung i760 for Verizon: yep, it runs Crossbow

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Are you ready for the N95 8GB sticker shock? Nokia USA website has the phone listed $779! Don’t make a made dash to buy it until you think through your 3G needs because this model is NOT the US version. It uses the 2100MHz WCDMA band mainly for the European market.

I’ve been testing running the N95 8GB on EDGE and WiFi over the past couple weeks, and must say that I love the larger 2.8-inch screen, the 5-megapixel camera, a-GPS and the additional system memory.

If you can wait a around a little longer, Nokia might release a model just for US consumers utilizing our own 3G band.

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