Bolstering its NAND flash memory lineup, Numonyx revealed that it has developed some of its first 32 gigabit (4GB) chips. The storage comes as the result of a newer, smaller 41 nanometer manufacturing process and lets the company double the amount of storage it can offer. Embedded MMC memory and other storage formats can use stacks of up to eight chips to make a single 32GB package, while microSDHC can hold up to 8GB.
Have a look at these special edition iPods, engraved on them are our favourite family from Springfield, the Simpsons! iPod Shuffle (2 or 1GB), Nano (8 or 4GB), Classic (160 or 80GB) and Touch (32, 16 or 8GB) are available in three different custom engravings, each with a limited quantity of just 2000 pieces.


The Flip has taken the YouTube crowd by storm as a low budget, bare bones camcorder for around $129. It has done so well that Pure Digital has vowed to donate a million Flips to to qualifying non-profit organizations in a buy one, get one free affair. So, when Kodak announced a budget HiDef pocket camera for just south of $200, you better believe that Pure Digital was paying close attention.
Kodak calls it the Zi6 HD Pocket Video Camera. It comes in either black or a rather bold looking, yet girlish, pink, records in 16:9 720p wide screen at up to 60fps, comes with AA rechargeable batteries and recharger, and can be expanded using SD or SDHC memory cards up to 32 GB (internal memory up to 128MB)! It also has the standard jack knife USB plug, direct to YouTube support, 2/4†LCD, AV & HD video component cables and Arcsoft Media Impression software for editing.




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