Check out this new LG phone, at just 10.9mm-thick, the LG-KF510 is the extremely slim slider phone. It combines a slim style with strength created by its metal frame and tempered glass. LG primarily touts the phone’s “advanced touch technology”, it also supports a multi-function camera with 3.0 mega pixel and MP3 player. Makes its first debut in February 11th at the upcoming GSMA Mobile World Congress 2008 in Barcelona, and will be available worldwide in March in Stardust Dark Gray or Sunset Red.

Sony will release the 16MB version of the memory stick PRO duo in Japan. It’s specially designed for high definition AVHD camcorders and should be available in March for $279.

Here is an affordable phone with all the great features called the Peak V8. The V8 offers you not only a 2.6-inch touchscreen with handwritten input support, but also 128MB built-in memory, a 1.3-megapixel camera, FM radio, Bluetooth, dual speakers with 3D stereo surround, microSD slot and support for MP3/MP4 playback and has a 900 / 1800 MHz network. The price is an affordable $112 and is now available.

Japan is getting a dose of Canon with the soon to be released IXY Digital 20IS camera. The camera comes in five colors: silver, white, caramel, brown, and pink along with all the important features like a lens shift-type Image Stabilizer(IS) system, a DIGIC III image processor, 8M CCD sensor and 3X optical zoom lens with support for p to 30fps in 640 x 480 resolution and ISO 1600. The 20IS will release early March for a retail price of $327.

BiTMICRO never cease to amaze us when it comes to solid state drives with altitude, they have pushed their 3.5″ E-Disk Altima Ultra 320 SCSI series to a whopping 1.6TB of solid sate storage.

They are the Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 and 7000. There really isn’t much new here, they have some custom buttons for Windows Vista and one of them is meant for on the go use, the other for stationary desktop use.

The 6000 is the one made for use on the go, it is a full sized mouse, but has the snap-in transceiver like that of smaller portable mice. The 7000 has a vertical recharge stand and is clearly meant for the desktop.

They both have some pretty amazing battery efficiency and they both have MS’s HD laser tech as well as the wireless tech on the 2.4GHz band for distances up to 30 feet. The extra buttons are for Flip 3D, Magnifier, and tilt wheel. These mice will be available in March for $50 and $70 respective to their numbers, or you can pre-order them now.

Word on the streets is that Dell is going to be making the jump to Penryn soon. This leak comes from some people that CNet believes to be reliable insiders and they say the change over will take place next week.