The Sony Walkman E020 series will be available soon in the States. The 1GB and 2GB models are priced at $69 and $79, respectively. What makes this gadget cool is that its signature swappable faceplate that allows you to suit the color to your current mood. These faceplates are priced at $12 each. [Electronista via iPod Blog ]

SWISS has announced to adopt a mould-breaking new seating concept for its intercontinental Business Class cabins. Their new Business seat will open out into a recliner measuring all of two meters in length. This new ‘bed above the clouds,’ apart from being extremely comfortable, will add a dash of entertainment and functionality too. You have a massager built into it with a USB and an iPod socket also being standard fixture on this seat. The new Airbus A330-300s which will join the fleet from 2009 onwards will all feature the new seats. [SWISS ]

Designed by British artist Paul St George, the Telectroscopes is an astounding optical device which allows people at one end of the tunnel in London to see those at the other end in New York. The device was currently on display at Fulton Ferry Landing in Brooklyn, NY. [CNN ]

Fujifilm has announced its latest FinePix, the A850. This compact camera offers a 8.1 Megapixel CCD sensor, 3x optical zoom, a 2.5 inch LCD screen, a maximum sensitivity for up to ISO 800, a picture stabilizer, 14 different scene modes, and can capture video at 30fps. The FinePix A850 will be available from retailers from July 2008. Pricing will be announced nearer to the date of the launch. Stay tuned for more updates. [dpreview via Digital Camera Blog ]

Here is a new gaming desktop for hardcore gamers. The Acer Aspire Predator adopts NVIDIA’s nForce 780i chipset and provides a choice of Intel Core 2 Quad processors, up to 8GB of RAM. up to three NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GTX graphics cards and up to four hot-swappable SATA hard disks, including the new Western Digital Velociraptors. Other features include a two-part liquid cooling system, Creative’s Sound Blaster X-Fi, a TV tuner, the option of a Blu-ray drive, DualLAN technology, and 14-in-1 card reader. [CruchGear ] More »