Samsung has announced three new 3D glasses which are now available for pre-order on Amazon. The three new models are SSG-2100AB (basic), SSG-2200AR and SSG-2200KR which cost $149, $199 and $179 respectively. The SSG-2200KR is meant for kids, which is available in blue and pink.

The new Samsung 3D glasses are battery-operated (active-shutter), requires Samsung 3D-ready TV that has emitter such as the Samsung C7000 and PNC8000 Plasma and a Samsung 3D Blu-ray player.

Interestingly, two pairs of the SSG-2100AB basic-model glasses only costs you $299. This is cheaper than buying the Samsung’s 3D starter kit that also contains two pairs of the SSG-2100AB glasses but costs $350, although it includes a 3D Blu-ray movie. They’re available for pre-order in the links below but no indication when they’ll be shipped.

Buy online (Pre-order), SSG-2100AB (basic model), $149

Buy online (Pre-order), SSG-2200AR, $199

Buy online (Pre-order), SSG-2200KR, $179

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Fax machines no more need to be connected to the land lines or fixed phone lines, nor they’re confined in the office or home. Now fax machines can even make use of the GSM cellular networks to let you send and receive faxes at places where cellphone signals are available. In other words, they’ve become portable like your handset.

The GRETA GSM fax machine is the kind of portable fax machine that we’re talking about. It comes with a GSM slot that lets you insert a SIM card so it can make use of the GSM cellular network to send and receive faxes.

The GRETA portable fax machine also doubles up as a printer and scanner which can be connected to your PC tor laptop, or it can be used as a copier. It doesn’t require ink cartridges for its printer as it prints on thermal paper but you can’t simply use regular copier paper if you’ve run out.

It works like a mobile phone, has its own mobile phone number. You can even use it as a cellphone by connecting a headset or you can have it to print any SMS messages that it’s received. The GRETA GSM portable fax machine is definitely handy for business men on the run, but the initial investment is rather high; the GRETA costs you $794. And some more there will likely be monthly usage cost on your mobile network operator.

Buy online, Pcmall, $749

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Case-Mate assumes that every Google Nexus One phone owner will also own a credit or debit card (But, who doesn’t have these days?). Case-Mate ID case for Nexus One comes with an extra slot which is useful for you to slot in your credit or debit card, to bring along with your Nexus One phone.

It’s probably a good idea, the extra slot of the Case-Mate case should keep your credit card better than keeping it in your wallet. But you’ll have to bear with the risk of losing your Google Nexus One also leads you to lose your credit card.

Besides having extra slot for your credit card, it also protects your Nexus One from dust and scratches, thanks to the ez-slide protective film and screen protection kit that come with the case. It costs $30, should be worth a try. But bear in mind, it may lead you to spend extra on your credit card as it’ll go everywhere with you and your Nexus One.

Buy online, Case-mate, $30

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The Piano Learning Pen is an interesting device which it can be used to read your music books and translate them into music with sound.

The little device is useful for learning piano, violin or guitar, which comes in handy when you can’t figure out what those musical notes in the book should sound like. Just use the pen to click on the text, images or any musical notes on any page in the music book, the learning pen can provide the audio notes based on what it reads.

The Piano learning pen can be powered by DC or AAA batteries. It can also work as an MP3 player when you’ve got tired of learning. It has 8GB storage capacity to store your audio files.

Buy online, Uxsight, $20.70

Samsung PN-C8000, the super slim 50-inch 3D Plasma TVs are said to be shipped on April 2nd for a price of $2,300. The Samsung PN-C8000 Plasma TV features 3D HD processing, capable of auto 2D to 3D conversion and it’s equipped with WiFi and allows you to tune into Internet TV.

Other goodies include four 3D-Ready HDMI 1.4 ports, 2 USB 2.0 ports and an Ethernet port. This Samsung Plasma 3D TV doesn’t come included with 3D glasses. To enjoy HD 3D on this plasma TV, you need to folk out extra to buy the Samsung’s 3D starter kit which costs you $30 and has two pair of 3D glasses. This 3D TV is now available for pre-order on Amazon.

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MivX USA has announced the Powered 1X4 HDMI 4-port splitter, a little device that you need to connect up to 4 HD LCDs or Plasmas from a single source of HD video such as your Blu-ray, Digital Signage or Media System etc.

The MivX splitter has one HDMI input and 4 HDMI outputs on gold plated connectors and supports up to 1920×1200/1080p full HD resolution. Other goodies include audio technologies such as Dolby-AC3, DTS7.1, DSD/Dolby TrueHD/DTS-HD master Audio and HDMI 1.3. For only $130 you can get it from Amazon.

Buy online, Amazon, $130

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The little handgun shown here is actually a USB flash drive that stores your data. While it’s not plugged into our computer, you’d probably use it to deceive or frighten some kids around.

The Handgun USB drive offers 4GB storage capacity for your data but is only USB 2.0 compatible. It can’t deliver the bullet speeds of data transfer offered by USB 3.0 technology. The entire handgun measures 75mm by 54mm and 12mm. And it’s compatible with operating systems including Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7 and Mac.

The little Handgun USB drive costs $22 and is available on USBGeek. It might not be suitable to bring along if you have to travel from one country to another, as it’d likely get you detained at the airport.

Buy online, USBGeek, $22

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Here comes a simple and palm-sized gadget that offers the abilities to shoot images, record videos and sounds as well as to be used as a USB SD memory card reader.

The little device is capable of taking JPEG pictures, recording AVI video at 640 x 480 resolution and recording voice into .WAV files. The recorded files can be saved directly onto the SD memory inserted into it. And you can hook the device directly to a computer’s USB port for transferring those files for further editing etc. A super handy recording tool that 007 needs!

Buy online, $40, USBFever

The i-Got-Control comes in the form of a plug and play accessory for the iPhone, iPod Touch and the iPad, which will turn these Apple gadgets into an universal remote control for controlling any IR-based electronic devices in your home.

The i-Got-Control and its associated iTunes app has 40,000 IR codes which support a huge range of IR-based electronic devices worldwide. And the app has a built-in IR library which allows the user to send IR commands such as CONNECT, SELECT and CONTROL to their IR-based home AV, electronic and automation systems without the need of WiFi network or wires.

To use the i-Got-Control with your Apple gadgets just needs you to download the free app from iTunes and hook up the i-Got device as shown in the picture above; launch the app, you’ll then be able to control those IR-based electronic devices in your home. The i-Got-Control device costs $70 only and you can purchase it from i-got-it.com

MainGear , the company that targets its computers at gamers, has now had an upgrade for their Shift everyday supercomputer with the super fast Intel processor, Core i7 980X.

The MainGear Shift supercomputer is also equipped with USB 3.0 ports, which are meant to cope with many of the newly rolled-out USB 3.0 SSDs and flash drives on the market. The new MainGear Shift also packs with a 6GB Crucial c300 SSD that is able to reach speeds of 335 MB/s on sustained reads.

Since the new MainGear Shift is now packed with a number of new and high-performance hardware, the company has also taken effort to keep it as quiet as possible; the upgraded Shift is now integrated with AcoustiPack sound dampening that keeps the system with ultra low noise.

The Intel’s Core i7 980X processor used in the Shift, is said to be the fastest and smartest desktop processor on the planet. And it allows up to 12 parallel threads, making multiple CPU intensive tasks possible at once. Read more on the review by PCMag. The MainGear Shift starts at a base price of $1,799 and you can order it from MainGear.com