After seeing both Sony and Microsoft come up with their plans to release their own motion sensing controllers - or at least, rumored to be - it's not much of a surprise at all to see other companies follow suit. We're talking about the Asus Eee, by the way, and somehow drawing a connection between the ultraportable laptop and the games console may be a bit of a stretch...until you see some similarities in the FCC exhibits report image. Check out how the upcoming Asus Eee Stick motion-sensing peripheral after the jump.

In the market for a new ultra thin LCD TV? Sharp has revealed that they will be releasing three new models for the X-Series. The new units have the capability to receive uncompressed HD video streams wirelessly. To find out more, check out the full article.

Want to score an MGS4 wireless headset but not willing to stick to dumb luck just to get one? Well, a Bluetooth headset slated to launch as a Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots tie-in has been dug up and confirmed as real, and all you have to do to get one is fork over US$ 60. Check the full article for more details.

Remember the tiny Bluetooth adapter from Princeton which offered a 300-foot signal range? It offered Bluetooth 2.0 and EDR technology. Well this little baby from Logitec is vying to one-up it with Bluetooth 2.1, EDR tech, and a Class 1 transceiver, as well as the same 300-foot signal area. Details in the full article.

It seems like digital photo frames have slowly been catching on. Parrot, a wireless peripheral manufacturer, has revealed a new one called the DF7700 which allows users to send images to it via their mobile phones via MMS. To find out more, check out the full article

How would you like to use your Wiimote to defuse bombs? Well, it won't exactly be you doing the defusing - a robot by the name of Packbot will be doing the actual work. All you need to do is control it, as the US Army is doing. This innovative idea actually came from a couple of engineers who modified the Wiimote for the US Army's use.

For more motion-sensing bomb disposal news, turn to the full article after the jump.

Many Apple users were disappointed when they found out that the previous AirPort Extreme didn't support Mac OS X10.5 Time Machine. However, Apple just recently released a new model of AirPort that not only would work with Time Capsule, but will also stream iTunes music from the computer to home stereo systems. Check out the new AirPort Express with 802.11n in the full article.

Although Princeton's latest Bluetooth adapter is tiny, it packs a big wallop. The portable PTM-UBT4 can reach a maximum of 100-meters with a date transfer rate of 3Mbps. Definitely a gadget that proves how small can be powerful.

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Here's another handy communication device from the Plantronics, the Explorer 370. This little baby was developed for adventurers as it can stand up against the elements. Hopefully, this can bring out the "Lara Croft" in all of us. Catch the details of this Bluetooth headset after the jump!

If you think you've seen all there is to see when ti comes to crazy stuff that people do with the Wiimote, you're mistaken. Now, it's not only hackers who are making their own motion-sensing controller variations. Full-blown companies are getting into the act as well. Motus has announced its Darwin controller and it uses technology more accurate than Nintendo's innovative device. See the full details after the jump.