 
LG just rang our Pavlovian bell with the introduction of their latest XNOTE laptop, the TX. This ultra-portable laptop weighs in at just 2.4-pounds yet throws down a 12.1-inch WXGA LCD, 60GB disk, up to 2GB RAM, and Geforce Go 7300 all powered by a 1.3GHz Intel Pentium-M. And near as we can tell from the Babelrean translation, it also features 802.11a/b/g, Bluetooth 1.2, three USB ports, and a 5-in-1 memory card slot. And because it’s Korean, they also slap in a DMB-module for that mobile digital TV chill. Yeah, it’s no Core Duo, but it’ll do.
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From Engadget
Unicon MBridge, the much-anticipated WiFi device that the company says can eliminate computers from your life, sent out a flyer with new pictures and details, and announced a Q2 ship date. The 3†x 5†x 0.75â€, 6.5-ounce handheld device will wirelessly connect to the Internet, letting you download MP3s, exchange pictures, and access chat and e-mail without using a PC. You’re even able to crop and tweak pictures after you receive them from your digital camera and before you upload them to an online service. The MBridge will have two USB 2.0 ports, connect at 11Mbps using 802.11b and will be available in gray, red or black. No price was announced yet.
