I will never get tired of the term “iPhone Killer,” but if there ever was one which really hoped to live up to that moniker, it would be the HTC Touch Diamond. The interface is really slick and the 2.8-inch VGA screen looks awesome.

Couple that fact with Windows Mobile 6.1, aGPS, some HSDPA/HSUPA goodness, and you have your perfect touchscreen phone. HTC has definitely put in a lot of effort for this do-it-all device, but of course, we never know how Apple might strike back with the 3G iPhone. You have had a look at the pictures of the Touch Diamond, now take a look at it in action!

If you want style and beauty, then look no further as LG has released its new LG KM380 Music Phone. The KM380 is a flip phone that is different from most clam shells we see today. Yes, we do see the flaps in todays clamshell phones to cover the numeric keypad, but unlike the phones today, the KM380′s flaps are functional. It has the five

way navigation tool that allows users to control you music – a very interesting innovation.

The LG KM380 is already available in China and sells for about US$200.

via: mobilemag

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For those satisfied with the basic functions of cell phone in a cell phone, Alcatel has introduced a new low-end candybar, the OT-S211. Although the price isn’t revealed, this could very well serve as your secondary phone to go along with your higher-end ones. This pudgy guy can make/receive calls and has a 250-name memory for contacts. Nothing flashy connectivity-wise, but the phone does have

T9 dictionary to speed those short messages. The standard alarm clock and calculator are also included and Alcatel has thrown in a game to play when you need a break.

Details about pricing or availability are elusive right now, but am sure the OT-S211 will fit right into anybody’s budget.

The SPH-P9200 features a foldable keyboard that you can take out when

you need it, fold it when you want it to be compact. The device comes with a small 5-inch touchscreen display that provides a normal 800Г—480 resolution. The processor is powered by a VIA C7-M that runs at 1GHz, and the RAM memory includes 512MB, while on the hard-drive there is space for 30GB.

For this device, there are 3 wireless options, the usual WiFi, HSDPA, and last but not least, WiBro, which according to the wiki is a “wireless broadband Internet technology being developed by the Korean telecoms industry”.

Additionally, the SPH-P9200 UMPC comes with a 1.3 megapixel camera, an optical joystick, and a port replicator that includes 2 USB ports, LAN, VGA, and the power mode.

Left: 1 Beyond RL 4212; Right: 1 Beyond RL 5212

While the 1 Beyond GoFlex317 laptop focuses on high-definition performance, the new 1 Beyond RL 4212 and RL 5215 rugged laptops are designed for rough conditions. These laptops passed the Department of Defense’s MIL-STD

810F standards, which means that they can endure extreme moisture, temperature, and altitude among others.

The 1 Beyond RL 5212 has a casing made of magnesium alloy which makes it drop-resistant. As it’s 20 times stronger than plastic, it’s also spill and vibration resistant. It has a 15.4 inch screen, DVD player, full keyboard, up to 4GB of RAM, as well as 160GB HDD (SSD option is also available). The laptop designed for both military and commercial environments runs on Intel Core Duo 2.4 GHz processor and comes pre-installed with Windows XP Professional.

The 1 Beyond RL 4212, on the other hand, comes with a smaller 12.1-inch screen, a full-sized keyboard, integrated GPS, fingerprint scanner, wireless functions, and SmartCard. The devices runs on an Intel Core 2 Duo processor with its RAM upgradeable up to 4GB, and a 80 or 120 GB HDD.

View the 1 Beyond RL 5215 Rugged Laptop product page.
View the 1 Beyond RL 4215 Rugged Laptop product page.

1 Beyond has recently unveiled its new high-definition laptop–the GoFlex317. This high-end laptop is designed specifically for broadcasters as well as post-production crews which are expected to work remotely on a high-definition system. The GoFlex317 is the first system to use Intel Quad Desktop processors. It features a 17-inch 1920 x

1200 pixels resolution polished LCD and runs on Intel Desktop Core 2 Duo E6750 2.66GHz processor. Other features include 4 USB 2.0 and Firewire port, 8x DVD burner dual layer drive, 200GB HDD, up to 4GB memory, High Definition audio, Dolby Surround Sound, Gigabit LAN, Bluetooth connectivity, Wi-Fi A/G/N, Infrared, Express card slot, and built-n 7-in-1 Card reader. The high-end 1 Beyond GoFlex317 HD High Performance Laptop has a MSRP of $6,595.