Toshiba has unveiled its latest technology, the new Toshiba Viamo Ultrasound System. This new advanced technology is used in medical purposes and has already received FDA clearance for this latest medical technology. The Viamo is a portable laptop sized ultrasound system with radiological capacity that can be operated using a touchscreen display interface or it can be used the old fashion way with a series of knobs and buttons. It combines portability with hi-resolution imaging quality to provide detailed improved visuals critical in making proper diagnostic recommendations. It is also ideal for a variety of patient exams, including traditional radiology, pediatric, emergency, OB/GYN, vascular and bariatric. There are lots of advantages when you use this new technology, like improvements in taking care of patients, especially for the immobile patient without the need for bulkier cart based systems.

Fujitsu has announced its latest technology, the new F-04B. This new device features a QWERTY slider with a touch screen technology. In addition, you can turn this device into slimmer one if you want, by separating its 3.4-inch keyboard, and you can also attach an 854 x 480 pico-projector in replacement of the keyboard. Furthermore, when the keyboard is disconnected, it can still function via Bluetooth technology, it can serve as microphone, speaker, gamepad, and a remote control. They did not mention of what OS it uses.

Dell has announced its latest technology, known as Inspiron 580s Desktop. This new technology from Dell is powered by an Intel Core i3-530 Processor (2.93GHz, 1333MHz FSB, 4MB Cache) with an Intel H57 chipset. Aside from that powerful processor this desktop is also pumped by an 8GB dual channel 1066MHz DDR3 RAM that offers faster performance and reduced power consumption. In terms of graphics, this desktop uses Intel Graphics Media Accelerator HD but you have the option to upgrade its graphics card into NVIDIA GeForce G310 512MB8 DDR3 for better performance. Storage wise, the 580s desktop can support up to 2TB HDD at the same time, either single or dual configuration. Other features includes, a 19-in-1 Media Card Reader, 16X DVD+/-RW Optical Drive with Dual Layer Write Capability, and you can choose to run this machine on a Windows 7 Home Premium, Professional or 32-bit Vista Home Basic platform.

Good news for all heavy to moderate drinkers out there, here comes a new gadget that will actually count every single beer you’ve opened known as Beer Tracker. This latest electronic gadget features a digital LCD display where data is shown when everytime you opened a beer. So now you can start counting all the beers and set a record with friends and try to create a world record. Keep track as you started until the night progresses, then, tomorrow morning when you wake up; find the total number using this cool gadget. Have fun!

Sanyo has announced its latest additon on its line of XACTI camcorders for the Japanese market. The model numbers are slightly different, though. The Japanese market CG110 will be called the CG102 here while the DMX-SH11 was renamed the GH2. All three of Sanyo’s new Xacti camcorders will shoot widescreen 1080i AVCHD (H.264) video and features a “double-range zoom” that can extend to 5X zoom and jump to 12X zoom as needed, while the CG102 has the same specs and now the GH2 rocks a 10.2MP sensor instead of the 14.4MP. These latest gadgets support SDXC memory cards between 64GB and 2TB of storage.  They will begin shipping this month, with the GH2 and CG102 selling for $229, while the CG20 will be available for $199.

Fusion Garage’s JooJoo tablet, which began its life as the TechCrunch CrunchPad, was announced in December 2009.  This latest gadget has a 12-inch display with a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels, a 1GB of memory and a 4GB Solid State Drive (used to store the OS and cache data). Instead of custom-built apps, the JooJoo tablet uses the web as its primary platform. It also supports Flash and reportedly plays 1080p Youtube streaming videos fairly well. It has an integrated USB 2.0 port, and built-in speakers with mic combo. The downside of JooJoo Tablet PC is that, it doesn’t offer any connectivity mode other than WiFi, and because the JooJoo tablet uses the Internet as its platform, the lack of an “App Store” is also another downside. The JooJoo Tablet PC costs $499, a price comparable to the iPad so, which one will you buy?

JVC has added a new high definition camcorder to its collection of Everio Series, The new Everio GZ-HM340. This latest electronic gadget features a 20x optical Konica Minolta zoom lens, 1.37 megapixel CMOS sensor, 16GB of internal flash memory plus an SD/SDHC card slot. It is also equipped with advanced technology including image stabilization, one-touch upload to YouTube, face detection, advancements in low light capabilities, auto recording feature, time lapse recording, Face Flow Thumbnail, which displays thumbnails of your videos by using human faces automatically cropped from sections of your video, and Advanced Image Stabilizer (A.I.S) that ensures steady images even while walking, and is especially effective when shooting bright scenes from full wide to 5x zoom. For only $499.95, I think this camera is definitely worth the buy. It will be available later this month.

Fujisoft has announced its latest technology named Palro. This latest invention is a humanoid robot, that can stands 39 centimeters tall, can dance, can talk, applications can be installed, and can capture pictures using a 3 megapixel camera and upload them on email, it can also communicate with other Palro robots wirelessly. The Fujisoft PALRO is powered by an Intel Atom 1.6GHz processor, a 1Gigabyte of RAM, 4 GB of flash memory, a lithium ion battery, and it has 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi connectivity. Fujisoft plans to start shipping units in March for 300,000 yen (that’s about $3,300).

MvixUSA, a market leader in latest technology and products for high-definition entertainment, business signage solutions and networked accessible storage devices has announced today its new gadget called ULTIO Pro MX-880HD PVR. This new electronic gadget supports Full HD 1080p playback via HDMI, and can support different formats including H.264, MKV, DivX HD, MPEG 2-TS, VC-1 and WMV formats. It has ethernet, two USB hosts, USB 2.0, multi-format memory card slot, IR remote, composite and coaxial digital audio, and has an integrated 3.5-inch hard-drive bay that can handle up to 2TB disks. The MvixUSA Ultio Pro MX-800HD with no HDD will be available for $169, while the 2TB HDD model will be available for $348. Both products are now on pre-order and ship dates have not yet been announced.

Verizon Wireless has announced the latest version of its mapping software, the VZ Navigator 5.0. The VZ Navigator 5.0 will become available for devices like BlackBerry Curve 8530, LG enV Touch, HTC Touch Pro2, and Samsung Omnia. The latest version of this software includes roadside assistance and integrated social networking features.  Under roadside assistance, you can now send your location and number with just a single click of a button. When it comes to social networking, there is integration with Facebook, allowing you to share your location information with friends and family in real-time. Other features of this latest technology are revised user interface, streamed map content, graphic alerts for upcoming road conditions and attributes, as well as voice search support for various devices. The VZ Navigator service will set you back $10 a month for unlimited access, or $3 for 24-hours of use.