The GD900, which LG introduced at the GSMA Mobile World Congress, is branded as the world’s first 13.4mm-thick cell phone with a transparent designed handset.

LG GD900 transparent sliding cell phone has a sleek and striking design. Its transparent keypad has a glow technology applied around its edges to illuminate the etched numbers and is made of a real glass (and not with a high quality plastic) with multi-touch function. This Cell Phone has 7.2Mbps HSDPA connection for fastest browsing experience, 3-inches large screen display and features a matchless vibrational haptic feedback.

Most of its “advanced features” are being kept for the time being during its presentation in the GSMA Convention due to LG’s preparation for the proper launching of GD900 later this year. The company has also designed a dedicated Bluetooth headset to go along with their latest work of art.

In the meantime, the GD900 has a futuristic look that is bound to win many devotees as early as now. As more cell phone manufacturers compete to include new applications and electronic features and style, the simplicity in the user interface tend to get overlooked. Often it is the simple but beautiful gadget that gets to the top of the cell phone popularity chart in the end.

The LG GD900 clear handset phones are expected to show up in stores sometime in the third quarter of 2009 and soon be available in Europe and Asia.

Sharp Mebius PC-NJ70A came as a big surprise to the netbook front, as it boasts a 4 inch touch-screen LCD track pad with 854 x 480 pixel resolution.

This unique track pad has an ambient-light detector that can automatically adjust its brightness based on the surrounding light and function as a secondary display of which you can use it to navigate through menus, game controller, perform functions and as an additional view for your application. It will also respond to stylus for hand writing recognition.

Other features of Sharp Mebius PC-NJ70A are:

· 10.1 LCD display at 1,024 x 600 resolution

· Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz processor

· 160GB hard drive

· 1GB RAM

· Three USB 2.0 ports

· Ethernet and Wi-Fi connectivity

· Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR support

· Multi-format memory card reader

· VGA

· Audio in/out

Sharp Mebius PC-NJ70A measures 260 x 190 x 23.3 – 39.8 mm and weighs 1.46 kg. Sharp claims Mebius PC-NJ70A has up to 3hrs runtime from the standard battery.

Sharp Mebius PC-NJ70A is set to launch in late May 2009 and priced at around $817.

A new trend has been set by Jawbone with their new brightly colored Bluetooth Headsets! Never again will we relate dull, repetitive colors with Bluetooth gadgets. Goodbye simple, clean-cut silver and hello sugar-coated rainbow! The Jawbone Prime Headsets with earcandy colors are sure to be big hits after its release on the 2^nd of May 2009.

Jawbone designed these earcandy headsets to be comfortable for the ear while reflecting different moods of the user’s personality. It includes interesting color names with their corresponding colors like LILAC for the Jawbone Prime Headset’s Purple appearance, Drop Me a Lime for green and Frankly Scarlet for Red. Other headsets are of the colors yellow and pink.

Besides its vibrant façade, the Jawbone Prime Headset with earcandy colors was made technically efficient as it enables clear voice transmission and blocks winds that go as fast as 10 mph. This is no surprise as only Jawbone Headsets can accurately separate speech from ambient noise. Jawbone, after all, is the best Bluetooth Headset Producers in the market, to date.

With this gadget, there is absolutely no reason for stopping a conversation! Only after 4 hours of talking time and 8 days of standby it needs to be recharged for even more Bluetooth Headset action. This gadget just goes to show that some things in this world can be both undeniably attractive and breathtakingly brilliant!

Jawbone Prime Headsets with earcandy colors come at the price of $129.99 each. And as an add-on Jawbone offers new fit earbuds and an optional ear loop too.