It’s been reported that the highly anticipated Omnia i900 will be out in the third quarter of 2008. You might remember this phone as being the one announced on June 9th - you know, the day that other phone was coming out. MobileCrunch got their hands on it last week and it looks pretty nice.

The Omnia will run on Windows Mobile 6.1 and feature a 5 megapixel camera, 3.2? WQVGA touch screen, Bluetooth, and either 8GB or 16GB of internal memory. It’s also reported that it will work on the EDGE network, not 3G, which is pretty disappointing. Oh well. If you love WinMo, this is probably your most luxurious option. But that’s a pretty big “if.”

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The sanctuary charging station lets your dad charge up to twelve devices at once, while keeping them neat(ish) in the reversible-fabric finished tray. The sanctuary is compatible with just about anything- from Blackberry to iPod/iPhone, and Samsung, Motorola, Nokia, and LG phones. More than 1500 devices are supported. The cords stay hidden and your dad won’t be hogging all the outlets anymore. $130 from Red Envelope.

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I didn’t even know about these headphones, but apparently they’re the bomb. This time around (this is Kilpsh’s second iteration) the Image X5 are slightly larger in size than the originals, - 2mms larger - but in turn cost slightly less. The original X5 headphones will now be referred to as the X10s. According to Klipsch, the X5 “utilizes translucent patent-pending Contour Ear Gels that are anatomically designed to fit comfortably inside the human ear canal…From a performance perspective, the X5 uses a balanced full-range armature driver with a tuned bass-reflex system for crisp, clear highs and deep, impressive lows. Technology-wise, the X5 and the original differ in that the X10 uses an exclusive balanced full-range armature micro-driver. The X10 is meant for listeners who prefer a lot of bass in their music, while the X5 has a superior top end with more forward voicing.”

The Image X5 will cost you $249.99 and will be available online and retail stores later this month.

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With the Thinkware I-Navi Pro+, you can undoubtedly enjoy high quality navigation in a well-designed way. This product has many noteworthy features to mention. First off is its simple yet reliable design. It has a very clear screen which offers just the right amount of brightness so that you will easily be able to keep track of those directions. This screen is specifically designed so that your eyes will be kept away from eye fatigue and from that glare from the sun as well. Another great feature which comes with this device is its easy installation and easy-to-use system. You will never have to worry about using complicated remote controls and other difficult ways again. Also, with the I-Navi Pro+ you can even enjoy your favorite music and favorite movies as well.

This amazing internal super multi blue Blu-ray Disc rewriter and HD DVD-ROM drive is one that you will want to keep your eyes on. This device will let you easily generate optical storage. You can backup an amount of 15GB to up to 30 GB by writing HD DVDs on this device. However, with by using an advanced Blu-ray Disc, you can store around 25GB to up to 50GB!

This device uses Serial ATA and LightScribe technology. Serial ATA is great because it is scalable and can work easily with smaller PCs. It even will allow for future improvements to the platform of computing. With the LightScribe technology, you can make your own unique silkscreen-quality disc labels. With this amazing device, you can easily make quality DVDs.

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