Steelcube’s Tilevision is a “totally waterproof” LCD TV based on LG-Philips’ TFT technology. Since it’s waterproof, you can enjoy the Tilevision in places where it there’s always the danger of water spilling and splashing, namely the bathroom. Once installed, the Tilevision should provide you with hours of entertainment as you lather up, blow dry your hair or partake in other bathroom activities. (Of course, you can just as well install the Tilevision in your living room, but where’s the fun in that?)
The Tilevision is available in a 17-inch ($2,424) and 23-inch ($3,741)—both widescreen, mind you—model and comes with a black, silver or mirror finish. There’s something about the UK and wacky gadgets.
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Geek.com got a good look at the HTC Excalibur and found that it should be out here by the end of the year. What do they think? Well, the Excalibur is smaller than the Q, WiFi, a jog strip for scrolling, and a non-touchscreen. Would it be a Q killer? We’re not sure. It has the functionality, but the keys and the face look a bit, well, ugly.
Looking for a PC built around the speedy new Core 2 Duo processors from Intel, but don’t have much space? Shuttle may have the answer with the SD37P2 PC barebone system, which includes the motherboard and the case. The new system announced today in Europe supports all of the Core 2 Duo processors (including the super-fast Core 2 Extreme) in a case no bigger than a toaster. The system also has two PCI Express X16 slots and supports ATI’s Crossfire dual graphics card technology, so you can build a kick-ass gaming system in a case less than nine inches high. The case costs €419 (about $537). 
Not only can this transfer all your pictures off your digital camera onto your computer, you can use it to read your SIM card and back up your phone contacts as well. The card reader also comes with a free copy SIM Editor 3.0, software that lets you manage your contacts on your PC.As for regular card support, there’s:
The Elgato Eyetv Hybrid looks like a promising spent-all-my-money-on-my-mac-can’t-afford-a-tv solution. It’s the latest update to the EyeTV line – a USB-powered tv tuner that supports analog antenna, digital (or HD) antenna, coax and s-video sources. There’s full front-row support and the EyeTV software allows lossless recording even in HD mode (assuming you have a G5 or core-duo processor).
Mobility Today must have some nude pictures of Mr. HTC, because they’ve got their hands on the HTC MTeoR. The candybar-shaped phone has 2100MHz UMTS, triband GSM/EDGE/GPRS, Bluetooth 2.0, 64MB of storage space and microSD card support.Check out the link for more pics. 
