Will you buy a table that cost eight grand and put it in your café? Well, you’ll need a huge number of tables too if your café is quite huge. Samsung definitely thinks that it’s possible, just because it’s cool.

Samsung has developed a table for Microsoft Surface, called the Samsung SUR40. Designed to target specific industries such as retail, hospitality, automobile, health-care and financial, the device incorporates all the key features of the original Surface product such as a massive multitouch experience, the ability to recognize fingers, hands, and objects.

The Samsung SUR40 for Microsoft Surface is a fully-embedded PC with a high definition 40-inch wide touchscreen display, a 2.9GHz AMD Athlon II X2 Dual-Core processor, the AMD Radeon HD 6700M Series GPU and an embedded version of Windows 7 Professional 64-bit with a Surface 2.0 SDK.

The Samsung SUR40 will be available in September 2011 in Singapore for around $8,600, and is targeting International Corporation such as the IMF (Impossible Mission Force) Task Force corporations and those in the MI6 office in London.

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Nvidia has unveiled their second pair of 3D glass, this time it’s the 3D Vision glass Wired Version. The new glass will be shown at the Computex 2011 trade show in Taipei. This wired version is essentially the same as the wireless edition, using Nvidia’s active-shutter technology, which allows users to view computer games and movies in stereoscopic 3D. Users connect the glasses to a PC via a 10-foot-long USB 2.0 cable. The Nvidia 3D Vision wired glasses are expected to be available in late June 2011.

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All these while a small group of people have been searching for portable printers for people that travels or move around a lot, but there have been none. Most of them are huge and bulky, not mentioning those multifunction printers that are a dread to carry around due to their massiveness.

But now there seem to be a new product that will solve this issue. The new Polaroid GL10 instant printer is your ideal lightweight printer. The lightweight printer works from most mobile phones wirelessly via Bluetooth and also support most digital cameras, Windows PCs and Macs via a USB cable, so you don’t have to worry about no support.

The gadget provides the classic Polaroid instant experience using the ZINK technology, which embeds color into the paper without the need for ink cartridges or ribbons. The GL10 features a small size, intuitive design and easy-to-use feature set that produces high quality 3” x 4” full color photos in about 45 seconds.

The pocket-sized Polaroid GL10 is powered by a rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery and a full charge can produce 35 prints. Additionally, this photo printer also supports printing from Blackberry, Android and Windows compatible phones via Polaroid applications (sorry iOS users).

The Polaroid GL10 instant photo printer is currently available for pre-order for $170 a pop. The gadget will be released in June 2011. No mention about price of ink cartridge thought.

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We always prefer heavy duty paper shredder as corporates will always shred papers in large scales. But they’re big, and expensive, and not exactly suitable for SOHO and also personal use at home, when you want to shred the love letter sent to you by your secret scandal partner.

One Tenth has announced the new Bridge Compact Paper Shredder. Produced in collaboration with Takumi and Idea International inc, this office accessory is both small and lightweight, making it ideal for private use in the home. The mechanism is powered by batteries and can be easily stored in small spaces, just so that you can bring em anywhere and shred any paper that you want.

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Now here’s a cool stuff yet again stuffed with Wireless. Ubiquitous has exhibited the iRemoTap at the Embedded Systems Expo. Would you believe that, a power strip which features a built-in wireless LAN! Yes, now you can control your power strip wirelessly! Lazy nerds are going to dance in rejoice, and this is not a concept, but it’s going to hit retail very soon.

The device can display the power status of devices connected to it from a PC or mobile phone, and switch their power On and Off remotely. This smart power strips can also be configured to send you a tweet or a text if a device has been left running for too long. Regarding future development, Ubiquitous and its partners plan to investigate the possibilities, through R&D and prototypes.

The aim is to offer this kind of power tap for a retail price below 10,000 Yen ($122).

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Google announced that Android 3.1 Honeycomb will be coming this June, and Logitech has quickly jumped on board. Logitech today introduced a new wireless mouse, which is exclusively designed for use with Android tablets, though I’m not sure if there’s a need for such.

The Logitech Tablet Mouse connects to your Android 3.1-based tablet via Bluetooth, allowing you to use it anywhere within a radius of 30 feet from your tablet, transforming your tablet instantly into a compact desktop (if you got a wireless keyboard too).

What makes this mouse special is that it comes equipped with Laser precision, which means you’ll enjoy smoother tracking on just about any surface except on glass or mirrors. The Logitech Tablet Mouse retails for just $49.99 each. Worth it? I think I’ll stick to my finger for now though.

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It seemed that Logitech is starting to acknowledge the importance of tablet products and their market’s potential. Logitech has yet again prepared an iPad accessory, this time a wireless keyboard. But the wireless keyboard does not only support Apple’s iPad, but also Android tablets. Now that’s some smart move.

This keyboard-and-stand combo is designed to travel easily as it’s designed mainly for business users who travel often, as the keyboard can be set up quickly and add a touch of convenience to all the places you use your tablet.

The keyboard pairs easily with your tablet over Bluetooth wireless, allowing you to use it on your desk, lap or anywhere within 30 feet of your tablet. $69.99 is all you need to bring home the Logitech Tablet Keyboard

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Think you’re some big shots and don’t wanna get caught by paparazzis? Love to film your kinky times with your underage girlfriend but don’t want people to recognize you in your leaked 3GP? Then we’ve just got the most important thing for you!

Introducing the Censor Bar Sunglasses. Wear this whenever you felt threaten that there are paparazzis around you. Now nobody will be able to prove that tiny 2-inch is your penis in all those pictures and blurry 3GP.

Important: Do note that wearing this will make it rather troublesome for some oral activities though

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It’s called the Mt EverClimb Continuous Climbing Rope, probably to mimic the Mount Everest. It’s nowhere taller than two-and-a-half-men, but I’m pretty sure you’ll find this thing taller than the Mount Everest when you climb it.

The name says it all, it’s a rope climbing exercise machine that will let you climb endlessly. But when will you know if you’re done? Well, when you lost all your energy climbing and bang to the floor, or when your hand gets sucked up into the machine and crunched into crumbs when you stopped climbing.

This stupid machine will cost you a staggering $8,000, but you’re buying a mountain that’s taller than Everest mind you. Thought I’m sure you can DIY one for yourself very easily, using your younger brother on a bicycle attached to a rope that is.

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Fancy a double-edge laser sabre like the one used by the Sith? It’s time to join the force! Wicked Lasers is back with the new Sith Series handheld laser. Known as the world’s first double handed laser, the gadget features a couple of Class 4 1-watt Spyder 3 lasers. This handheld laser may look like a futuristic weapon, but attempting to play or duel with a pair of Class 4 burning lasers will result in permanent blindness to anyone exposed to the Sith’s Dual Laser beams or reflections. The Sith Series double handed laser is now available at Wicked Lasers’ website for $599.95. Right, nobody said that being a Star Wars fan is cheap.

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