Sony delivers yet again a new HDTV model for you to enjoy all those next-gen titles on. The Bravia V4500 makes full use of its unique Picture Frame Mode and other features to entice users with its high definition quality images. For more details regarding this new Bravia HDTV model from Sony, check out our full article after the jump.

MvixUSA has recently announced a new ultra-portable media center for the trendy gadgetphile always on the look out for more. The MV-2500U not only allows you to store all the latest HD formats in huge amounts, but also comes in a trendy black exterior for the more fashion conscious consumer. Find out more about the MV-2500U in our full article after the jump.

While Sony's Blu-ray format now has an undisputed monopoly over the high definition video market, recent reports from the NPD Group noted that sales related to the standalone Blu-ray player have been rather anemic over the past few months. In our full article, you can find out NPD Group's analysis on the situation and why the Blu-ray format still doesn't seem to be picking up despite its lack of competitors.

Despite winning the recent HD video format war, Sony still faces many challenges in the future. According to new market data from ABI Research, the Blu-ray format still has a lot of rebuilding on its hands before it can safely establish itself into a comfortable market. For more details regarding this, read our full article after the jump.

If you feel like going for a dip in a pool while snapping a couple of pictures of your underwater adventures, you may want to bring along Sanyo's latest addition to the Xacti line of waterproof gadgets. The DMX-CA8 features an 8 megapixel CMOS sensor and several other features to make sure your images stay as sharp and as clear above and below the water. For more details on this neat gadget, check out our full article.

If you're looking to get the best bang out of your professional high definition camera's buck, then we suggest you look out for Sony's first color professional camera viewfinder based on the Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) technology that will be rolled out later this year. The HDVF-EL100 viewfinder is Sony's first non-consumer application which will make use of an OLED panel. For more details regarding this "l33t" photographer's tool, check out our full article.

Bigger definitely spells better as hints of Samsung developing a full-frame sensor for its next digital SLR camera seem to be the latest buzz on the technical photography scene. Kyong-Kook Shin, assistant manager of Samsung's digital camera marketing planning group, backed this up by suggesting that the firm plans on using a full frame CMOS sensor (a.k.a. an active pixel sensor) for a professional camera. More details in our full article.

A new technology being developed by IBM can potentially expand your favorite media storage device to over 500,000 songs or around 3,500 movies. Using a special "racetrack" memory technology, the new storage device will have the capability to store more data in the same amount of space possible with lightning fast boot times and lower production costs. For more details regarding this new technology, read more about it in our full article.

Size apparently doesn't matter as DRE Inc. rolled out its latest portable ECG device with the Universal ECG. The lightweight and cost-effective PC-based ECG device features all the standard peripherals and functions its bulkier counterparts include. For more information check out our full article.

A new technology called BD Touch from NetBlender will be introduced this Thursday which will feature the possible fusion of Sony's Blu-ray technology with Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch devices. To find out more about the details of this upcoming technology, you can check out our full article after the jump.