Filed under: Laptops

With the introduction of the well-received N10, we thought maybe — just maybe — ASUS was moving beyond its disgusting obsession with mutilating the Eee brand. Instead, we’re now faced with fresh hues of two old faces: the blue 901A and the gilded 900A. Looks as if all the internals have remained the same, though there’s no indication what kind of premium (if any) you’ll have to pay for your color of choice.

[Thanks, Sascha]

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Filed under: Portable Audio, Portable Video

It’s no secret that a 120GB Zune is on the way, and thanks to B&H Photo, it looks like we also know how much it’ll cost: $249. That’s right in the range (and more bang for the buck than a certain fruit company’s large-capacity player), so we can’t say we’re too surprised — but what’s this listed right under it? A blue flash Zune for $149? Indeed it is — and with the most mythical of Zune colors about to make its debut along with those rumored media and software / social services updates, we’re guessing the Zune Guy is rethinking that whole “f***ing bulls**t” assessment. Then again, probably not.

Update: More intrigue. Zunerama just posted this shot of a Wal-Mart stock system showing the 80GB and 4GB Zunes as discontinued. Yeah, something’s up — hopefully we’ll find out soon.

[Via Zunerama]

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Filed under: Cellphones, Handhelds

Saying that Samsung’s new BlackJack IIs are pink and blue is really only telling part of the story. Unlike the originals, the stylish new models feature contrasting white fronts with color-coordinated keys and fancy designs on the back — perfect for that fashion-conscious Windows Mobile nerd in your life (if that’s not an oxymoron, we don’t know what is). Collect the whole set now for $99.99 a pop on contract.

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Filed under: Laptops

That friends, is Acer’s teaser for a new “notebook PC concept” set for release in New York later today. We’re not sure what it is, but it’s not very often that the unveiling of a concept device (which may or may not be manufactured) warrants a press event hosted by a company’s president. In this case, Acer’s Vista-hatin’ prez, Gianfranco Lanci. Whatever it is, that hint of a multi-media, touch controller is not something we’d expect to see on their Eee PC killer.

[Thanks, Daniel]

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