Sonoro is known for their high quality audio products, so they are adding to their Cubo line with a new Cubo which is dubbed Cubo 2010 and there’s an eDock too.

So what’s different from the original Cubo? They look the same, but these come in new colors, with iPod, iPod iTouch and iPhone docking and an RF remote control. The new cubo 2010 also features high gloss lacquered finishes in red, black, white, silver, pink, jungle green and lemon yellow.

LG has added a new netbook to their line-up with the launch of the LG X200. The LG X200 Netbook features Intel’s new Pine Trail platform, and comes with a 1.66GHZ Intel Atom processor, 1GB of RAM and features Intel GMA 3150 graphics.

Some other specs include a chicklet style keyboard, a 250GB hard drive, 802.11n WiFi, and a few USB ports. The netbook weighs about 2.7 pounds.

Remember the Samsung NX10? It’s a hybrid DSLR using a new format created by Samsung which is slightly bigger than the Micro Four Thirds format and smaller than the DSLR format. Samsung has just announced five news lenses for the NX10, which includes an 18-55mm f3.5-56 lens, a 20mm f2.8 pancake lens, a 60mm f2.7 macro lens, a 20-50mm f3.5-56 lens and an 18-200m OIS f3.5-63 lens.

The new lenses are smaller than standard DSLR lenses since the NX10 doesn’t have any mirrors inside.

Kodak’s WiFi-enabled digital photo frame, the PULSE is now available for pre-order over at Amazon for $129.95.

The portable frame features a 7-inch 800 x 600 LED-backlight touchscreen display, 512MB of internal memory (good for up to 4,000 pictures. If you have more than that, then stop taking pictures), two memory card slots (SD/SDHC, MMC, Memory Stick, MS PRO Duo, xD), a USB interface and WiFi. This is all assuming that you like displaying pictures of women eating cake.

When is the last time you saw a toilet Transformer? It’s a first for me too. There’s actually a toilet maker called TOTO in Japan, who makes “Greenmax” toilets. To market these porcelain thrones they are using this robot action figure. TOTOROBO’s signature catchphrase? That would be “Protect the Earth, GMAX! Ready – Switch, on!”.

It’s too bad that with all the good the company does the environment with their toilets, the creation of this plastic toy with such huge packaging sort of undoes all that and flushes it all away.

Seems like everyone is addicted to Facebook now. If you are one of those millions, then you might want to check out what Microsoft has in store for you if you are a Windows Mobile user.

Specifically Facebook app version 1.2. Some of the main feature updates include the ability to “like” a comment, or to add to current comments. Why not go ahead and download Microsoft’s latest app from the marketplace and get more out of Facebook on your phone?

The CompactFlash Association has announced a new 5.0 standard that will increase the addressing from 28 bits to 48, resulting in an explosive amount of storage gained. It means that the new format can hit 144-petabytes once flash technology catches up.

Also, photographers and videographers will be able take advantage of some new safeguards that guarantee a minimum level of performance while preventing dropped frames, especially in HD.

Here’s an interesting story involving Playstation Home. The police are looking for a 43-year-old mother of three in Oklahoma City for seducing a 14-year-old kid on PlayStation Home. No offense to the suspect, but looking at this pic, I’m hoping her avatar was a real knockout.

Annamay Alexander of Deltona, FL apparently met the kid on Playstation Home and started sending him messages and even a picture of her in her underwear. After that the nutjob traveled to Oklahoma to see him and met with his mom, though she claimed to be there to talk about the kid wanting to marry her daughter. Yes, she’s clearly not playing with a full deck.

According to the New York Times, Wal-Mart will acquire Vudu, the online movie service. Looks like it will be a good match since Wal-Mart sells a boat-load of DVDs. Vudu gives them an easy way into the streaming market without having to build something from the ground up.

For Vudu it’s good as well. They’ve never been profitable, despite having their players embedded in increasing numbers of TVs which may have turned that around eventually. Walmart should make it easy to build on that momentum.

I guess there is a big market for novelty flash drives. There are so many flash drives out there that have strange designs, someone must be buying them. The latest strange flash drives to turn up are from Active Media Products.

The drives are in the Endangered Species USB flash drive line and come in penguin, polar bear, and panda bear styles. Each drive is 2.2-inches long and support Mac and PC systems. The drives are made from silicone and are PVC, lead, and mercury free.

Digital cameras used to be black or silver things with designs that were a secondary though. Consumers today are more and more going for cameras that look good as well. For some users looks is more important than performance.

Designer Jason Wu, famous for dressing Michelle Obama and other celebrities, has worked with General Imaging to design new line of GE branded digital cameras called Create by Jason Wu. The line is offered in multiple colored metal versions and leather clad version.

If you are one of the many that plans on buying an iPad the day it hits the store a new rumor is circulating that you will like. According to the rumor, the iPad is going up for pre-sale soon.

The pre-sale date is said to be as soon as February 25, which is this week. The iPad is set to launch officially on March 29, about a month out now. The rumor comes from AppAdvice who cites a reliable source familiar with the matter.

I think Forest’s mom was right when she said stupid is as stupid does. It’s pretty stupid to abscond with a 250-pound glass stair from the fancy staircase in the flagship Apple Store on 5th Ave in NYC. How exactly you would get it out of the store is an interesting question.

An auction over on eBay has said stair for sale by the guy who admits to nabbing it before the Apple workers could throw it away. The guy says it was cracked when a bottle was dropped on it and replaced. Said stairs allegedly cost $10,000 each.

At first glance these new Samsung camcorders look like washing machines for your dollhouse. The HMX-U20 and HMX-U15 will deliver full HD video recording with an integrated USB port and HDMI connectivity. The HMX-U20 has a 3x optical zoom and can capture still images at 10-megapixels. The HMX-U15 has no optical zoom, but captures stills with a 14-megapixel still camera sensor.

There’s also a time lapse recording feature. The HMX-U20 and HMX-U15 camcorders will cost you $229.99 and $249.99 and will be released later this year.

Pentax is offering a special limited edition K-7 DSLR with a special color. That color? Silver. Yeah, as if you’ve never seen a silver camera before. Only a thousand units will be available worldwide, so you can expect to pay a premium.

This limited edition version also has several enhancements, like a specially reinforced glass plate for additional protection for the LCD display, updated firmware and photo processing software. It’s also weatherproof. Want one in this special color?