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Buffalo recently announced the MediaStation Blu-ray HD DVD (BRHC-6316U2), its first external Blu-ray HD DVD player. It is the first device of its kind from Buffalo in the market that allows users to both read and write Blu-ray content. It provides the ability to save high-definition content, giving users an all-in-one solution to meet their entertainment needs.
Users can also connect the player to a notebook or other mobile device via USB and view their favorite video content while on-the-go. In addition, the player allows for playback of HD DVD content.
The Blu-ray HD DVD player also comes with Nero’s proven software for playback and burning, which allows for seamless integration with all recent versions of Microsoft Windows. Backed by a limited one-year warranty and toll-free technical support, the MediaStation Blu-ray HD DVD will be available in May 2008 for Indian market at a price of Rs 45,000.

Transcend announced the launch of its latest high-capacity USB flash drive – the 32GB JetFlash V60 in India. It’s the first brand selling 32GB pen drives with in India.
Nokia today announced the launch of its premium handset Nokia 8800 Sapphire Arte. The Nokia 8800 Sapphire Arte is inspired from nature and holds a single Sapphire (world’s most durable material) as the center-key.
Kingston is expanding its line of USB flash drives with the introduction of the DataTraveler 110 (DT110) model. The drives are designed for ultra-fast read/write speeds on lower price points, the DT110 drive is available in capacities up to 8GB.