Sony has revealed that the VAIO VGF-HS1 Media Server will be hitting stores in Japan pretty soon. The unit will be sporting a lot of storage space for your media files making it a perfect place to place all your por... er, Disney films. Check out the full article for more information.

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.

When we're talking long periods of time, we're often hard pressed to find a reliable storage medium where we can back up our data. This is usually because these units break down after a period of use. A new team composed mostly of grad students have come up with a solution for this problem. Story in the full article.

Super Talent is really taking it to the extreme. More than a week ago, they unleashed the thinnest 256GB SDD. Now, they just unveiled the world's tiniest 8GB flash disks with three styles to choose from. Now, this is something that could make you guys drool. Read more on this 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

While it's good news that Intel and Micron introduced the fastest NAND flash memory chip to date, there's more good news on the horizon. A substantial decline in the price of NAND flash memory has gadget companies in a race to bring forward tech with larger storage capacities and lower pricetags. Details in the full article.

Two of the biggest names in the tech industry, Intel Corporation and Micron Technologies, Inc., have unveiled the world's fasted 8 Gb high speed NAND flash memory technology. Sporting nearly five times the data transfer speed compared to today's conventional NAND and SSD
products, this newly developed technology is bound to spell good news for techies who want to pack in more data on to their favored digital storage devices.

Buffalo has revealed the latest in the SHD-UHRS series of flash SSDs, and its massive storage space could very well be what you always wanted. We're not going to spoil anything, so check it out at the full article.

Asian consumer electronics giants Samsung and Toshiba are teaming up to give the NAND flash memory market more options. The two have agreed to license their proprietary NAND wares to each other so that the industry can rely on more than just a single producer.

In celebration of its new 8GB MicroSDHC and M2 flash drive, flash memory giant SanDisk held loud and proud events in West Hollywood, California's Sunset Strip. The event happened in Key Club, Roxy and Viper Room of the world-famous mile-long road.

Spearheading the festivities was rock group Linkin Park, with Common, The Crystal Method, Cut Chemist, Z-Trip, MC Supernatural, and other surprise acts. These artists seek to help SanDisk with its "slot education" advocacy.

Slot education refers to SanDisk's campaign to raise awareness among mobile phone users that there's a MicroSD slot in most of today's mobile handsets which can open up a new world for them. The high storage capacity of SanDisk's MicroSDHC and M2 Flash Drive allows users to take their music, pictures, and video anywhere they go.

SanDisk says that users should take advantage of this technology because it allows their mobile handsets to "awaken" and become centerpieces of entertainment needs.