Sony has announced the PSP2 which is set to be released holiday's 2011. They say that the new PSP2 will be almost as powerful as the PS3 console. Here is some information on the hardware that they will be putting into this sucker.

Touch Screen – A multi-touch surface, 5.0 inch OLED displays very crisp content on it’s high contrast display running at 960×544 resolution (323.18 DPI)

Touch Pads – Placed on the front and rear, these capacitive touch pads can control every aspect of your game, from movement to the effective replacement for buttons or triggers.

Flash Memory – Based on flash memory, Sony’s NGP will not use PSP’s outdated UMD drive, but rather have all content as downloadable content, or a proprietary SD/MS Pro Duo format of physical disk for upcoming titles.

PS3 Controls – With an internal sixaxis control, and dual micro-analog joysticks, this system will serve as an effective replacement for all gaming needs, such as analog movement during First Person Shooter play.

Connectivity – With the ability to connect to the Internet over Wi-Fi or a 3G connection, play your Sony NGP anywhere! Web-based features like “Near” feature the ability to see what users physically nearby you are playing, in the real world, on their NGP. Track where your friends are live, and play with them, simply by purchasing the titles they have while on the move over the Playstation Network.

User Interface – LiveArea is Sony’s new headlining interface for the futuristic portable. This interface resembles a synergy of the Android/iOS platform, and Sony’s existing XMB to create possibly the most physically satisfying interface ever on a handheld device.

Under The Hood – Though specific details on what the internal properties are run amiss, the NGP clearly shows that it is a powerhouse in every tech demo displayed at the meeting. Capable of using the Unreal Engine 3, and playing ported versions of the Uncharted series, and Metal Gear Solid 4, it is clear that this handheld is nearly every bit as powerful as Sony’s headlining console. (Update) NGP is running on an ARM Cortex-A9 processor [Quad-Core] with a SGX543MP4+ GPU [Much more powerful than the iPhone 4's former model of this GPU.

Out The Window – If you were interested in using the device for personal photography similarly to your DSi, you’re in luck, and very much in more luck. Featuring a front and rear facing camera, the NGP is slated to take high-resolution pictures where ever you go, similar to your mobile phone.

the Logitech Wireless Mouse M515 features a sealed bottom case that lets you mouse around on soft surfaces without snagging. That means it won't collect bits of fuzz around the sensor when dragging it across the couch, bed, or a trouser-clad thigh. Naturally, it can also be used on more traditional computing surfaces, too. The M515 boasts up to two-years of battery life thanks, in part, to a hand-detection sensor that causes the mouse to sleep anytime it's not being held. Rounding out the list of features is Logitech's Hyper-Fast scrolling wheel and Unifying USB micro receiver required for the laptop or home theater PC you wish to control. Look for the M515 to ship to Europe in April for £49.99 -- that's about $80 converted, but you'll likely find it for a lot less whenever it hits US retail.

Check this video out of a guy who invented a beer pouring machine that fills the beer from the bottom of a plastic cup that has a hole in it that is sealed by a magnet.  The ironic thing is that he said he was 2 margarita's deep when he invented this BEER pouring machine.

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The 10 Billion applications have been exceeded.  Whether you are an owner of an iPhone, iPad, or iPod, everyone has contributed to this success. Apple has responded that the person who downloaded the 10 billionth app will get a $10,000 gift certificate to spend on the AppStore.  Their name is not yet known, but Apple will unveil it soon.  From September 2009 to January 2010 there were 1 billion app downloads alone

Facebook is without doubt the largest website in the world, with more than 500 million users worldwide. Half of them actually log into Facebook at any given day.  Here is a list of interesting facts about Facebook.

A couple a years ago i found a video on YouTube from the show Modern Marvels.  This show when through and showed the current and past technology used in bedrooms.  The most exiting part was when they were invited to go into the Microsoft house.  Microsoft uses this house to display the latest technology in development for the consumer market.  The part i am talking about is the bedroom of course, which they lined the walls with a thin layer of OLED's like wallpaper.  The entire room was a giant video screen which you could display anything you wanted on the walls, even change the color of the room with the push of a button.  To control the room they designed an orb you hold in your hand to navigate the menu's which are displayed on the wall.  In the future OLED's will be able to be purchased in rolls like wallpaper to apply to the walls. Here is the video from the show.

Resolve Market Research complete a survey that looks at how the iPad is being used, and how the iPad is impacting other technology devices like e-readers, portable gaming consoles and netbooks.  The study was conducted online to a national audience.  #5 on the list is Game consoles, now people don't really know how powerful the current game consoles are so that on the list is questionable.  #4 is ipod/mp3 players, this survey must have not included anyone that listens to music while working out because my guess is that it will be pretty hard to work out with the iPad on your wrist. #3 is Laptops/netbooks, now most people do use laptops to surf the web as a mobile surfing tool, but it does not replace the editing tools or main software.  #2 is portable gaming devices, the iPad is a great portable gaming device that also has a 10" screen that no other portable do.  And #1 on the list is E-book readers, a lot of people have kindles and nooks but the only thing they are good for is reading.  You cannot surf the internet or play games or do work on them.