Great news for iMac users; OWC is offering a 3TB drive upgrade for the 27-inch iMac owners. With the OWC 3TB Drive, users of the 27-inch iMac will have three times more than the original internal storage capacity.

Owners of the iMac 27-inch will now have more memory capacity in their device to be happy about, thanks to OWC 3TB drive. The upgrade is done on a Hitachi Deskstar 7K3000, a 7200rpm 3.5-inch standard SATA drive with 64MB onboard cache. The upgrade also comes with other OWC turnkey iMac upgrades including an eSATA port that is found on the bottom of the device.

Other World Computing has now added a 3TB drive option to its range of 2010 27-inch iMac upgrades. Among the upgrades are the addition of a Blu-ray optical drive and equipping the internal hard drive with up to three SSD drives. The Hitachi Deskstar 7K3000 hard drive has read/write speed up to 200MB per second.

Seems to be the season of hard drives right now; Lacie is the latest brand to launch its speedy hard drive that features a USB 3.0 port. Designed in a tough look and by Philippe Starck, the Lacie Starck Mobile comes in a strong aluminium case that protects the device from any fall.

The Lacie Starck Mobile USB 3.0 is said to be “the LaCie Starck Mobile USB 3.0 is one the most resistant choices for consumer hard drives on the market” with its 2mm casing. The same casing is recyclable and it can deliver decent heat dissipation.

Lacie’s Starck Mobile USB 3.0 comes with a 500GB capacity and consumers are offered an extra 10GB online with the Wuala online storage for approximately one year. Owners of the Lacie Starck Mobile USB 3.0 can store, share and sync their data online. For now, the Lacie Starck Mobile USB 3.0 will be released at the price of £89.90 and it is available now to purchase on Lacie’s online store.

Two big brands in the LCD market have gained approved from Chinese authorities to build its advanced LCD panel plants there. Definitely, it would be cheaper for these brands to build its advanced LCD panel plants in China as compared to elsewhere the cost would be cheaper to manage. These include labor cost and most importantly, parts cost.

LG Display and Samsung are the world’s biggest manufacturers for flat panels for televisions. Upon receiving approval from the Chinese government body, these brands are going to be the first foreign groups that will build advanced LCD panel plants there.

For China, Samsung and LG will definitely boost its economy. This will also be an easier way for China to create replicas of these LCD panels. But nevertheless, LG will be spending about $4 billion there while Samsung is set to spend $2.3 billion. Speaking of China, it is the largest market for LCD TVs.

Seems like not everyone likes to make their business public. A perfect example of that comes in the case of Microsoft, which has so far kept quiet on its Windows Phone 7 sales. Though we can’t draw a particular example of that in the past by the brand, it is a well-known fact that when its ventures are successful brands speak about it openly, and when it’s not they tend to lie low for a while.

When Microsoft sold about 240 million Windows 7 licenses in one year alone consisting of about seven copies going per second, the brand didn’t shy away from speaking on its achievement. The same goes with 15 million IE9 downloads or 2,000 new Office 365 beta customers per day or even gaining 750 million worldwide users of Microsoft Office.

This time it seems that everyone wants to know about the number of sales that Microsoft managed to make of its Windows Phone 7. As we all know, the phones working on WP7 went on sale last month. Not all has been smooth as several smartphones were reported not to be as perfect as advertised. Let’s see what Microsoft has to say on this one.

Finally, something really cool hits the market; a Sony TV with a build-in PlayStation 2. Sony has released something extraordinary for the boys and men alike, Sony Bravia KDL-22PX300. This TV comes with the basic features of a TV, but it also has something that other TVs don’t have; a PlayStation and that too, built-in.

The Sony Bravia KDL-22PX300 is the most interesting HDTV around as it comes with a build-in PlayStation 2. The TV with a build-in PlayStation 2 is available now for about $300. Sony is releasing the Bravia KDL-22PX300 just in time for the holidays, perfect to be on the wishlist of many boys and men.

Sony’s Bravia KDL-22PX300 is equipped with several interesting features as well. It has 4 HDMI ports, 3 USB ports, and two Ethernet connections. The 22-inch display features a resolution of 1,366×768 pixels. Unfortunately for full HD fans, the TV doesn’t support 1080p. Worst, the Sony Bravia KDL-22PX300 is only available in the UK with no immediate release in the US.

ScoreMobile from Canada will be available to Windows Phone 7 users by next year. Currently, ScoreMobile is rocking the app world after the app has been well received by users of several platforms such as iPhone, BlackBerry and Android. It surely will be a hit among men as ScoreMobile is all about distributing sports news, anything that has to do with sports which is the main thing men are interested in.

In 2011, Windows Phone 7 users will be able to use the ScoreMobile app on their phones. The app is for anyone looking to know more on what’s happening in the world of sports. Speaking on the upcoming launch, the director of the mobile division of Score Media says “We expect Windows Phone 7 to become a major player in the smartphone space and our team is working hard to engineer the best possible experience for serious sports fans.”

The ScoreMobile app is already successful in several other markets for iPhone, BlackBerry and Android. It is an easy to use app and it delivers the latest news, scores, standings, rosters and moreover, it’s free of charge. So, if you’re a sports fan then get ready for the ScoreMobile next year.

Silicon Power has launched yet another Solid State drive into the market. It’s hard to keep up with the Solid State drive launches these days. Unless they have exceptional memory capacity or come with out of this world looks, then it’s really hard to keep track. Nevertheless, Silicon Power has recently unveiled its E20 solid state drive.

Silicon Power has announced its latest solid state drive in an ultra fast 2.5″ SATA SSD design. The Silicon Power E20 Solid State Drive offers users with practical and effective solutions to the usual problems they face. This SSD supports TRIM Command.

Made for Windows 7 users, the Silicon Power E20 Solid State Drive has read speeds up to 250MB/s and has write speeds up to 230MB/s. This Silicon Power SSD can be used on other operating systems aside from Microsoft’s ones, thanks provides Garbage Collection Technology. The Silicon Power E20 Solid State Drive comes with a maximum capacity of 256GB.

Launching huge electronic devices for offices seem to be common these days and Panasonic is the latest brand to do so. Panasonic launched the KX-MB2061 “8-in-1″ office and imaging communications system, which the brand says is the industry’s only “solution-in-a-box”. This is because the model comes with several features that are heavily used in the office. These include laser printing, copying and faxing.

Panasonic System Networks Company of America has launched its latest device, the Panasonic KX-MB2061. It is an “8-in-1″ office and imaging communications system that is mainly for office use; most probably the big offices. The most attractive feature is the high-speed laser printing (up to 24 ppm). Also on the same list are Super G3 faxing and networked color scanning.

Panasonic has manufactured the KX-MB2061 an “8-in-1″ office and imaging communications system to help offices with a huge workload and not enough space to accommodate all the devices needed to sort out the workload. It comes with a Panasonic DECT 6.0 telephone system. It supports paperless fax reception. The Panasonic KX-MB2061 is available now with one corded telephone headset, one cordless DECT 6.0 headset, Readiris Pro 7 optical character recognition software, and Panasonic’s proprietary Easy Print Utility for $249.

Cell phones manufacturer Kyocera is eager to expand its wings in the business. This fact is seen as Kyocera unveiled its latest color printers. The two new color printers targeted for business purposes has been introduced into the market by Kyocera.

Kyocera’s latest devices into the market, the FS-C5250DN and FS-C5150DN color printers can print 600dpi color on a wide range of paper stocks. These printers are equipped with 256MB of memory that is somehow upgradeable to 1.28GB. These new printers support different file formats including PDF, XPS, TIFF, and JPG.

The new Kyocera color printers come with a range of interesting features. They are equipped with a front-mounted USB slot and are able to track up to 100 account codes for the departmental accounting purposes. These printers also have support for IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity protocols. Not forgetting SSL and IPsec to further ensure document security. The Kyocera FS-C5250DN and FS-C5150DN are available for $1569 and $959, respectively.

Don’t we all sometimes wish that we can use our favorite cameras in any possible situation? Well, Ikelite has just made it possible. Of course, not for all cameras but we’re talking about the Nikon D7000. And, we’re talking about talking our favorite camera underwater to get the best shots possible.

Ikelite has created a waterproof case for Nikon’s D7000 DSLR camera. With a waterproof case, the Nikon D7000 might just be the best underwater camera for consumers. Aside from the Nikon D7000 DSLR camera, Ikelite has also created a case for Nikon’s D3100 camera.

Ikelite has just announced its two new TTL SLR-DC housings that have been created specifically for Nikon’s D3100 and D7000 DSLR cameras. These new housings from Ikelite are already available for pre-order through any authorized dealer. They will be released later on this month at the price of $1400 for the D3100 and $1500 for the D7000.