The SONY PS3 Slim hits stores this September.  The new and improved PS3 features a 120Gb HDD, it’s lighter, smaller and uses less power than the standard PS3. I might just get this when it drops!

It’s a UMD-less slider with 16GB of memory, and it’ll ship this fall. No price yet, but that should come with the official announcement next week

Images of the new BlackBerry Curve 8520 smartphone have just been leaked, the most impressive change is the sudden loss of the trackball which is to be replaced with a touch sensitive ‘optical trackball.’There is not a great deal of news on the ‘under the hood’ modifications. Still no 3G support which is a real disappointment for BlackBerry users but there is retained support for the slightly quicker EDGE should your network provider support it. Wifi connectivity is also staying, along with the same layout on the Home Screen. I hope they add a SMS text message signature feature, so i could add random quotes to my text. Any way’s will you guys be copping this one?

This white gold iPhone is designed in Liverpool, England by Stuart Hughes overseen by the close attention of the top Swiss Jeweler Knalih Athen. This luxury iPhone will be retailing at £5,999 ($11,970.38) for the 8gb version.

This version is set to be released mid-july and will be available for £999 ($1,988.85)

So Microsoft’s Sinofsky had a pretty good dance with CNET about Windows 7, really not saying much of anything. But a picture’s worth a thousand words, right? Howzabout a ton of pics?

CrunchGear confirm these are indeed screen shots of the current build of Windows 7 as it will be introduced in 2010, but keep in mind that’s three years away and many changes might be made. We’re hoping it’s better than Vista.

Click the jump for lots of screen grab goodness.

[UPDATE] A Microsoft rep has pointed out that these are older versions of the concept renderings for Windows 7 and, as stated above, not likely what we’ll see when it’s released in 2010. In other Windows 7 UI news, the latest version will be demoed later tonight at the All Things D conference. It’ll be interesting to see how close to these older renderings it turns out to be.

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