The Micro-Star International (MSI) has unveiled its latest feature-rich GX403 gaming notebook. According to MSI, the GX403 notebook is loaded with a slew of features for smooth and fast computing.

The GX403 notebook is ultra portable, with 2.2kg weight including battery. The notebook is sized 303 (l) x 231-255 (w) x 24-30 (h) mm. Offering ultra clear and bright vision, the notebook features a 14.1 inch LCD display screen with a 1280 x 800 high resolution and 16:10 ratio. The screen lets users enjoy games or movies with ultimate realism.

The sleek - stylish - slider phone specifically designed to amplify mobile entertainment experience of the users - well, that's perfect line for the W705 Walkman phone, which Sony Ericsson has recently launched in the Indian market. According to Sony Ericsson, the W705 Walkman phone is music centric phone offering ultra lucid audio quality with Clear Stereo, Clear Bass and Premium headset.

Seeking to beef up the nation's defence surveillance capabilities, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is gearing up to launch its first Radar Imaging Satellite (RISAT), along with micro educational satellite - ANUSAT, on Monday. According to ISRO, the RISAT is capable of keeping surveillance of the country and watching the earth through fog and clouds, in fact, in all-weather conditions, day and night.

Superb fusion of “music, style, design, and exclusive features,” the GM200 and the KM335 are the two new phones that LG has recently launched in the Indian market. The LG GM200 and the LG KM335 are the music centric phones offering unique and unexampled audio experience.

The largest personal computer manufacturer of China - Lenovo has launched its first all-in-one desktop, IdeaCentre A600. In its press release, the world's fourth largest PC maker - Lenovo has stated that its new IdeaCentre A600 is an all-in-one desktop featuring 21.5-inch frameless screen measuring an inch at its slimmest point.

Seeking to hijack the potentially lucrative Indian gaming market, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe is planning to release games in the regional languages in India. Business Standards has reported that Sony Computer Entertainment Europe, which holds 80 percent gaming market in India, is looking to release at least six games in Hindi this year.