The Nintendo DSi is the third version of the Nintendo DS handheld.  The handheld was first introduced on October 2, 2008 at the Nintendo Conference in Tokyo.  Although the DSi is currently only available in Japan, it plans on arriving to the U.S. on April 5, 2009.  The MSRP will be $169.99 and will be available in Blue and Black as pictured above.

“Ever since the arrival of the first Game Boy, consumers worldwide have turned to Nintendo for their portable gaming,” stated Cammie Dunaway, Nintendo of America’s executive vice president of Sales & Marketing. “Nintendo DSi builds on Nintendo’s commitment to bringing fun and creative entertainment to everyone, and will allow consumers to personalize and share their very own experiences.”

The Nintendo DSi comes with two cameras.  One camera is in the external body and the second camera appears when flipping the device.  The Nintendo DSi is the first gaming console that has an interactive camera with 10 different “lenses” that lets you manipulate photos.

The Nintendo DSi has a built-in Sound application that comes with a voice recorder and music player.  Players can listen to their music devices while playing the DSi.  There are several audio filters that control recorded voice and music while playing games on the DSi.

[via Nintendo press release]

This is the type of product that would get Paris Hilton to say “That’s hot.”  The USB Spicy Chili Pepper 4GB USB Flash Drive memory stick costs $12.99 with $5 shipping at $2 shipping for each item after that.  The Spicy Chili 4GB USB Memory Stick supports USB 1.0 and 2.0.  It works on plug and play, weights 15g, and is made out of rubber.  If the chili pepper doesn’t suit you, then SourcingMap.com has a plethora of other USB devices like a pink bone, a watermelon, and a happy face.

Check out their website for more details.

The Samsung Show i7410 model will have a project built in.  The Show’s projector is powered by Texas Instruments’ DLP pico technology.  You would think that having this technology built-in would causes the phone to be bulky, but it is pretty compact.  The Samsung Show can project a projectro’s image with a range from 5-50 inches with a 480×320 resolution.  It has a 3.2″ WQVGA touchscreen built in to the phone.  The Show also has a 5PM camera.  The Samsung Show will be introduced in Asia and Europe shortly, but no word yet on when it will be introduced in the U.S.

To see a video demo, check out Engadget.

Canon has introduced a new line of portable photo printers in three different colors.  The Selphy CP780 features fast print speeds, high image quality, Face Detection brightness, color correction, an SD card reader, a Canon BU-30 Bluetooth Adaptor, and a USB cord reader.

“Canon SELPHY printers have consistently provided consumers with high-quality images at a reasonable price,” stated Yuichi Ishizuka, SVP and GM of Canon’s Consumer Imaging Group. “Now with the three different color variations, users will not only be able to share their memorable moments but also their own unique style.”

A 4×6 photo print can be completed within 47 seconds and the device comes equipped with a 2.5″ LCD screen to display the thumbnails.  The device will retail at $99.99.  Additional battery packs are about $79.99.

[via Canon press release]

Ten One Design has created a way to boost the sound for your iPhone 3G.  Ten One Design has created a passive sound enhancement product called the SoundClip.  The SoundClip increases sound by about 10dB with signal between 6kHz and 20kHz.  This would be useful to people that especially love to listen to music through the built-in speaker, but the device just gets in the way of iPhone gamers in landscape mode.

Storing the SounClip is simple.  There is a cord-gripping feature that keeps it fastened to your iPhone charge cable during syncing and charging.  To buy the device, visit Ten One’s website here.

AT&T and Pantech Wireless today has announced the introduction of the Pantech Matrix Pro.  The Matrix Pro will be available starting February 24 on AT&T.  The phone will has a dual-sliding QWERTY keyboard and a sliding dialpad interface.  The Matrix Pro has a new, sleek design with a larger LCD screen.  The text message system will be chat style just like the iPhone and it comes with tri-band 3G support.  The Matrix Pro has more memory, a faster processor, an upgraded camera, and AT&T Video Share calling.

“The Matrix Pro is a fantastic-looking device and a significant evolution in this dual-sliding family of phones,” stated Michael Woodward, VP of Smart Devices for AT&T Mobility. “We’ve seen the Matrix become a hit with consumers, and the Matrix Pro will appeal to anyone who wants a powerful smartphone with a great design.”

The Matrix Pro in a steel-blue metallic finish will be available at AT&T stores and online for $179.99 after a 2 year service agreement and $50 mail in rebate.

[via AT&T press release]

Archos has announced that they have unleashed a new Netbook.  It was rumored to be arriving in April, but it is available now.  The specs of the Netbook include a 1.6GHz Intel Atom N270 CPU processor with up to 1GB of RAM.  The screen is 10″ and can support a 1024×600 resolution.  The netbook runs onf Windows XP and the starting price is $399.  Here are some additional specs:

-Video chipset is Integrated 945GSE
-HDD 160GB
-Realtek ALC662 Audio with 2 stereo speakers and built in mic
-3xUSB 2.0, 1xVGA, 1×card reader port (SD/MMC/MS/MS PRO) incl. HDHC support, 1×DC-IN jack, 1×Mic input, 1×Audio output, 1×RJ-45 LAN, Slot for Kensington lock
-Integrated 1.3MP webcam
-258 mm x 189 mm x 28 mm
-Less than 1.3 Kg (2.86 lbs.) with battery (for 3 cells)

To buy this sucker, go to the Archos website here.

Here’s one for the photo enthusiast in you.  Canon will be introducing the PowerShot SX1 IS with 20X Ultra-Zoom to the U.S. starting in April.  The company introduced the camera at the PhotoKina 2008 conference, but it was only made available in the European markets.

The camera comes with a DIGIC IV image sensor, a 2.8″ swivel LCD display, and 28-560mm (35mm equivalent) focus range.  The optics in the focus range has an anti-blur stabilizer that has been improved for up to 4 stops of light.  With the 20X zoom lens, you can literally zoom into an up-close shot of an insect.  The camera will also have RAW capture.  The cost of the camera will be about $599 when it arrives in April.