Turtle Beach announces PX3 and Z6A gaming headsets, set to debut at E3

Turtle Beach impressed the pants off of us last month with ITS Ear Force PX5 headset, Which Is Why Our mouths watering Began When We Found Out That the company has two new gaming products on the way - the Ear Force PX3 and Z6A.Much like the PX5, PX3 the wireless (pictured above) boasts 18 interchangeable Supports audio settings and users can download additional presets That Directly from Turtle Beach.Though It Was designed with PS3 users in mind, the PX3 Also can run on an Xbox 360 and Turtle Beach is the first headset to feature a rechargeable, ten-hour battery.

The Xbox-friendly, surround sound Z6A, meanwhile, rocks eight amplified speakers (Including two subwoofers) and is juiced by a 5.1 channel amp That promises to bathe your head with booming bass.The USB-powered device May leave you tethered to your console, But at least it will house your ears in an oversized mesh cushion, Which May Make Those late-night gaming marathons a little more bearable.The PX3 will retail for about $ 150, with the Z6A September at around $ 100, and Both headsets will be on display at E3 next week in Los Angeles, I know we'll be sure to give you Our feedback we get oz Our paws on Them.For now, you can sate your appetite with the full PR and an image of the Z6A - Both of Which are waiting for you after the break.

AVS Gear ZIPPY BT-500 Compact Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard

AVS Gear announced its new ZIPPY BT-500 compact Bluetooth wireless keyboard. Utilizing Bluetooth 2.0 technology, the new ZIPPY keyboard offers an operation range up to 10 meters and can connect to six Bluetooth devices at the same time and offers one-touch fast switch technology between all six Bluetooth devices in a matter of seconds.

The ZIPPY BT-500 works with smartphones, iPhone, tablets, iPad 2, PDA devices…etc. It is equipped with ultra-flat scissor structure keys and is encased in an ultra-thin compact design. The compact Bluetooth keyboard is priced at $49.99.

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Nokia C7 rumored for T-Mobile launch under Astound moniker, to cost $80 on April 6th

If you've been listening to the Engadget Mobile podcast lately, you'll know that we don't much like this trend of using verbs as phone names, but T-Mobile clearly hasn't gotten the message, as one of its upcoming handsets is rumored to be called the Astound. What exactly this rebadged Nokia C7 is supposed to astound us with, we're not really sure. We've seen its Clear Black Display already, which is very nice, but we've also seen the dead OS walking that is its Symbian installation. Still, for $80 on contract, it doesn't necessarily have to compete with the crème de la Gingerbread to be an appealing option. Look out for it early next month, waving the Magenta flag with pride.

Sony PSP dips down to $130, wants to be your cheap thrill until the NGP gets here

Sony is treating its portable gaming fans well these days by giving them the one-two punch of having both a world-beating device to look forward to in the future and an affordable one to pass the time with until then. Starting this Sunday, the venerable PSP-3000 will be yours to own for just $130, taking it dangerously close to impulse buy territory, while Sony is also adding a few more titles to its $20 PSP Greatest Hits collection, including Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines, Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker and LittleBigPlanet PSP. Skip past the break for the full press release and the new ad video to promote the cheaper portable.

iGrow: Laser Base Hair Rejuvenation Device

This might seems too easy, but iGrow is introduced as a hair rejuvenation device that utilize laser technology. The helmet shape iGrow gadget, is boast having the capability to regrow your hair on those hairless area.

Designed with 21 laser diodes and 30 LED lights, iGrow is a gadget released by Apira Science for promises to let you enjoy the healthier, thicker and fuller hair within few short months.

Wonder how will the 21 diodes and 30 LED lights make any difference for men or women users? There is also a remote bundled inside the package for listening to your iPod or other MP3 player’s songs.