• 3-in-1 home burner by Toshiba - Toshiba presents two all-in-1 burners, the AK-V200 with its 250Gb HDD, VHS slot and DVD-RAM/R/RW burner, and the AK-V100 with the same specs but a smaller HDD (160Gb).
• HP Pavilion dv4000 for gaming - PCMag has a review of the HP Pavilion dv4000 ( ($1,449), which isn't a totally new notebook to those who followed the market. The interesting thing with the review unit is the dedicated ATI Mobility X700 128MB. That's a big leap from the integrated graphics. Also encouraging is that the X700 rivals the performance of the same GPU on a $2,100 Acer Ferrari 4000.
• JVC Victor XA-HD500 MP3 Player - The JVC Victor XA-HD500 has an excellent 30 hours of battery life for a hard-drive mp3 player. The new portable music player features JVC's K2 technology for improved sound quality.
• Motorola and Apple launch the world's first mobile phone with iTunes -The Motorola ROKR E1 features easy to use menus, simple navigation and playback, and the ability to simply switch from listening to music to talking on the phone and back again with the push of a dedicated music key. Motorola anticipates regional availability of the ROKR E1 within the next month.
• PowerSquid Outlet Multiplier: No More Wasted Outlets - Most of us electronics obsessed folks know that the everyday power strip just doesn't cut it. A typical 5-outlet strip might be able to accommodate two bulky power converters, so you end up needing three of them to connect your five devices. Definitely not a pretty picture. To solve this problem some brilliant person eliminated the actual strip and simply connected together five flexible outlets.
•  I/O Electronic Brush for Painting - The device allows children to pick up colours and textures from their environment and paint with them on a large digital screen. Ms Ryokai has dubbed it the I/O Brush as it has an input and an output. The children just call it the magic paint brush and use it in ways she never anticipated.
• Make Your Own Swiss Watch - 121Time offers a online service where customers can configure and customize their own unique Swiss watch, be it an automatic or a quartz watch. 
• Gamma-Scout Portable Radiation Detector - The Gamma-Scout Radiation Detector is the latest development in handheld general purpose Geiger Counters. Designed around an accurate and reliable Geiger-Müller detector, Gamma-Scout measures and displays alpha, beta, gamma and x-ray data using an large LCD to show tissue dosage in both analog and digital formats.
• Philips PerfectDraft - Draft Beer at Home - The features of the Philips PerfectDraft (HD 3600/20) sound very promising. The beer is cooled down to 3 degree Celsius by the system. The greatest thing is that the beer that is supplied via 6l kegs is staying fresh for four weeks.
• Tokyo Game Show 2005 Booth Babes - The first TGS 2005 Booth Babes photo galleries have been published. The Mainichi Daily News has tons of photos in this gallery and in this one.
• New International Harry Potter 4 Trailer - Pictures released the new domestic trailer for Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, the studio has aired a second international trailer, filled with special effects, on UK television.
• Busted. Try and Sneak a Peak at the Boobs - check it out! (Flash game)

• World Cyber Games US National Finals 2005 Coverage - XYZ Computing has posted a World Cyber Games US National Finals 2005 Coverage
• Half-Life 2 Dystiopia Demo Patch - The Dystopia Website has a patch for the demo version of this Half-Life 2 modification, addressing some bugs.
• World of Warcraft retail full patches v1.7.0 - As usual trailing a bit behind the incremental updates, full version v1.7.0 patches for World of Warcraft are now online to upgrade the US, UK, German and French editions of the fantasy MMORPG by Blizzard from all previous versions.
• Universal Combat - A World Apart retail patch v1.00.06 - 3000AD sends along another retail patch for Universal Combat - A World Apart, upgrading the recent standalone 3D action / space-combat expansion by 3000AD to version 1.00.06.
• Falcon 4.0: Allied Force v1.03 patch - Patch Two (v1.03) for Falcon 4.0: Allied Force is now live!
• Half-Life 2: Aftermath priced, $12.95 - Yes, $12.95 on Steam. Shacknews has the details.

Console  news:

• Sony Confirms 102 PS3 Games - IGN has a list of all the revealed games that will be coming to the Playstation 3. The list has word that both the Gearbox-UbiSoft WWII tactical shooter Brothers In Arms and the Atari driving action series Stuntman will both be coming to the PS3 at some point
• Sonic the Hedgehog coming to PS3 and Xbox 360 - The director of the game, Masato Nakamura, demonstrated a real time version of the game at the Tokyo Game Show. The new title brings features like Havok physics, real time shadows and ragdoll enemies to the franchise, which will be 15 years old when this game is released.
• Final Fantasy XI expands again - Treasures of Aht Urhgan will be the third expansion for the game following Rise of the Zilart and Chains of Promathia. It's unclear at the moment which platforms Treasures of Aht Urhgan is expected to be on and when, but considering that cross-platform versions of Final Fantasy XI are compatible with the same servers, a simultaneous release is likely. Such was the case with the game's most recent expansion, Chains of Promathia.
• No more Metal Gear for Kojima? - Director Hideo Kojima is retiring from the Metal Gear series...again. During an event at Konami's booth at the Tokyo Game Show today, the series' founder has once more announced his plans to explore other projects after the completion of the latest entry in the Metal Gear Solid series--in this case, Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. Of course, This does not mean there won't be any more MGS games! In related news, Got-Next has handheld video footage of the new trailer for Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots And some hi-res screens can be found on IGN.
• Sony Online to Bring Field Commander to the PSP - Sony Online Entertainment announced that it will be taking combat to the next level with Field Commander, the first military turn-based strategy game for the PSP system. Field Commander is slated to be released in the first quarter of 2006.
• Akihabara PSP News Volume 8 - download