Deluo has just introduced the first mouse in the world that comes with an integrated GPS receiver, although I’m not too sure what the virtue of having that would bring. Perhaps it is meant to benefit your boss since he’ll then be able to keep track of where you are exactly, and whether you’ve been spending way too much time catching up on gossip at the pantry instead of being at your desk finishing up the reports that are long overdue. The Deluo GPS mouse retails for $95 and comes with Microsoft Streets And Trips 2007 to get you started immediately.

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NEC has just dropped an announcement that it will release a special edition laptop that comes with an external design that matches the local equivalent of Nissan’s Micra model (also known as the Nissan March) will be on sale from Wednesday onwards, retailing for $1,020 while sporting the Micra’s colors. There is also a Nissan logo situation just above the keyboard, and the slipcase is made out of similar material used in the Micra’s seats. For those who are more interested in its innards, this special edition laptop is but a standard LaVie G model that is powered by a 1.8GHz Sempron 3400+ processor, 512MB RAM, a DVD-ROM drive, a 15.4″ widescreen and Windows Vista Home Basic.

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No, it’s not the BlackJack II - that would be the Samsung SGH-i617. This here piece of kit is the Samsung SGH-i780 GPS and WiFi-equipped Windows Mobile 6.0 Professional smartphone.

The Samsung i780 launched yesterday in London and hasn’t looked back since. With HSDPA (3.6Mbps), WiFi b/g, and A-GPS, the Samsung i780 is sure to keep you connected and informed anywhere you go (as long as there’s at least a GSM network handy). It’s slim, black, and has a full QWERTY keyboard to supplement its 2.55-inch touchscreen. Just how slim? How’s 13.3mm?

It’s just too bad that this impressive WinMo6 smartphone is a tri-band (900/1800/1900Mhz) GSM jobby, otherwise we’d be all over this thing like white on rice. Pricing and availability haven’t yet been announced, but we’re expecting more details by year’s end.

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