Logitech, at CES this week, demonstrated the Harmony 1100, which will be successor of the currently available Harmony 1000.
The New Harmony 1100, is dominated by a 3.5 inch touchscreen is quite a dish to look at. However, it should be noted that the device is quite prone to sticks and stalls.
Furthermore, the device also rather dependent on being pointed in the right direction, despite using RF wireless capability that Logitech says "lets you control devices that you keep behind closed doors, even those you can't see."
Good news for all those, who wanted to buy a new laptop but the higher price was acting as a constraint. Acer Aspire One, the world's largest selling netbook could be availed at an affordable price of Rs 14,499.
Various mobile and smartphone manufacturers are targeting high end consumers in India. The latest to join the bandwagon is a phone by Nokia dubbed as 5800 XpressMusic touch-screen phone.
On Wednesday, Airtel and Research in Motion (RIM) will announce the launch of BlackBerry Pearl Flipsmartphone in India. It has been learnt that the product would be priced at Rs 21,990. 
The availability of DDR3-1333 triple channel memory kits in India for Intel Core i7 processors and Intel X58 Express Chipset motherboards has been announced by Transcend Information, a manufacturer of memory modules. 
Recently, the ASUS P565 was launched by ASUS, which basically is a business PDA phone that boasts 800 MHz processor. The handset also features ASUS' latest touch-driven user interface - Glide.
