Look at the glory that is the Sprint Ace, really it’s just a BlackJack that looks a little different and uses CDMA and EVDO instead of whatever AT&T uses. Sure, I know, it looks a little different too, and that kind of makes since, they have managed to fit all the same features in a slightly smaller package with a slightly larger screen (2.3 inches compared to the BlackJack’s 2.25).

When you’re playing a game like Guitar Hero, one of the most important features is the sound. If the audio sucks coming out, it will interfere with your gameplay, as it is centered solely around making music. Well when Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock came out for the Wii, people noticed that it only played sound in mono, which really sucks. Finally Activision has setup a replacement program so that you can get a new disc that has stereo sound.

We’ve already seen a couple 2.5-inch SSDs hit 128GB, but Mtron, our new favorite crazy storage vendor, has just announced plans a 1.8-inch 128GB SSD. That’s the same size as the drives in the MacBook Air, Latitude XT, and Lenovo X300 — and since drive height isn’t as closely related to storage capacity for SSDs, look for 1.8-inch SSDs to become the new standard in most new laptops as capacities increase and prices fall.

Samsung’s M310 isn’t nearly as diminutive as its MBP-100, but it’s still quite the cutie. Hailed as an Ultra Mobile Pocket Imager, this DLP device features a 1,000:1 contrast ratio, 150 ANSI lumens, VGA input, SVGA native resolution and a pleasantly small footprint.

Not like it’s any surprise or anything, but the company known for its fairly continuous stream of Blu-ray / HD DVD combo players is reportedly expected to hone in on Blu in the very near future. If you’ll recall, we heard Onkyo make a similar statement earlier this month, and according to an unspecified Samsung official, it’s looking to “show more interest in Blu-ray products than rival HD DVD.”

We’ve already seen it previewed and unboxed, but now that Nikon’s super high-end D3 DSLR has been out for a little while, we’re starting to get some full-on reviews of the camera and, as you might have guessed if you’ve been lucky enough to get your hands on one, there’s plenty of consensus going on.

So this company sends you a kit, and you send it back with some saliva (drool) and a thousand dollars and they’ll genotype your ass. You they check about 600,000 data points in your DNA and can inform you of bad things to come, such as inherited defects, a predisposition to certain health conditions, things of that nature.

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.