IT Show 2011 - Part 2 | HardwareZone Singapore

Despite her sultry looks and boxing gloves, she isn't going to punch you in the face when you pop by the Acer booth, so don't be shy/scared!

Starting things is the 14-inch Acer Aspire 4743G notebook with a Intel Core i5-480M (2.66GHz), 4GB RAM, 640GB HDD and NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M discrete graphics, all for the cool cheap price $899.

Next up, we have the 15.6-inch Acer Aspire 5742 with its Intel Core i5-480M (2.66GHz) processor, Intel HD graphics, 2GB RAM and 500GB HDD, all for just $799.

Going even lower with a $699 price tag is the 14-inch Acer Aspire 4783Z with its Intel Pentium (yes, stop gasping) P6200 (2.13GHz) processor. It's almost as cheap as a netbook, but its performance will be much better. It sports Intel HD graphics, 2GB RAM and 500GB HDD.

Jumping back up in price, we have the more premium Acer models - the13.3-inch Acer Aspire Timeline X 3820TG with its Intel Core i5-480M (2.66GHz) processor, 4GB RAM, 750HDD and ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 for a cool $1298 price.

If you want something more modern though, then the Acer Aspire 5750 with its Intel Sandy Bridge Core i5-2410M (2.3GHz) processor will definitely appeal. For just $999 the 15.6-inch notebook has 2GB RAM, 500GB HDD and Intel HD Graphics 3000. If you're willing to top it up to $1198, then you can get a 14-inch model with the same processor, 4GB RAM, 640GB HDD and an NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M.

If power computing isn't required but mobility is, then a netbook is probably what you have in mind. The 10.1-inch Aspire Acer one Happy/Slim AOD255 packs Intel's N550 (1.50GHz) processor, Intel GMA 3150, 1GB RAM and 250GB HDD all for just a measly $449. Cheap? You betcha.

Looking for something less mobile? The 21.5-inch Acer Aspire Z3730 may be to your taste then with its low price of $999. It packs an Intel Pentium E6800 (3.33GHz) processor, 2GB RAM and 500GB HDD.

If an All-in-One machine isn't what you want, then the Acer Aspire X3960 with its Intel Core i3-2100 (3.1GHz), 20-inch monitor, 2GB RAM, 500GB HDD and NVIDIA GeForce G420 graphics for the price of just $1099 may seem like a pretty good deal.

Kicking ass and chewing bubble gum never goes out of style, so the Acer Aspire G5910 with its $1999 price tag may seem expensive at first, but you're getting an Intel Core i7-2600 (3.3GHz) processor, 6GB RAM, 1.5TB HDD, NVIDIA GeForce GT 440 graphics and a 23-inch LED monitor. Oh yes please.

If you're looking for something other than computers, or maybe you want to get a second monitor for your desktop, then why not give the Acer HS244 a shot? This 24-inch 3D LCD monitor has VGA and 2 HDMI ports, while also packing built-in speakers. It has a 2ms response time and a 12,000,000:1 contrast ratio and will cost you just $399. Throw in another $129 for a pair of 3D glasses and you're all set.

You'll find many ASUS booths scattered around IT Show 2011, but don't worry, the deals you find there will be the same!

The 15.6-inch ASUS N53SV sports the newest Intel Sandy Bridge processors in the form of the Core i7-2630QM (2.0GHz) and has 8GB RAM, 640GB HDD and NVIDIA's GeForce GT 540M discrete graphics. The price? A cool $1898, but it looks like it is worth the cash.

ASUS sells sea shells by the sea shore, well, not really. They do sell a netbook called the ASUS Eee PC Seashell and they come in two flavours. The older Intel Atom N455 (1.66GHz) R101D costs $399 while the newer R051PM uses a dual-core Intel Atom N550 (1.50GHz) and retails for just $499. Both machines feature a 10.1-inch screen, 1GB RAM, 250GB HDD and come with a 1-year warranty.

ASUS' star buy is the K42F, and this 14-inch notebook sports an Intel Core i3-370M (2.40GHz) processor, 2GB RAM, 320GB HDD, Intel GMA HD for just $699. That's certainly cheap, and made us blink twice.

For the gamers, ASUS has the G73SW-3D, a beast of a machine retailing at $2998, and besides it having 3D stereo capabilities, the 17.3-inch notebook comes packing with Intel Core i7-2630QM (2.0GHz), 8GB RAM, a 1TB SSD HDD 7200RPM and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460M. Woah.

Need to go budget but still need performance? Try the 14.1-inch ASUS X42DE with its AMD Turion P520 (2.3GHz) processor, 2GB RAM, 500GB HDD and ATI Radeon HD graphics. At $1098, we ask, why not?

ASUS has made a very slim (19mm) notebook with fingerprint-free capabilities. We like to say the 13.3-inch ASUS U36JC is our dream machine, and at the $1398 price, we're thinking why the heck not? It sports an Intel Core i5-480M (2.66GHz) processor, 4GB RAM and NVIDIA 310M discrete graphics so you have absolutely no reason not to get one.

What's there to check out at AC Ryan? Well, if you're a movie buff who wants a decent entertainment setup at home, you need to take a look at some of its full HD network media players on display.

Newly launched at IT Show 2011, the PlayOn! HD2 comes with a 2TB HDD within the media streamer. With a strong support for various multimedia file formats, you'll also find a HDMI 1.3 output to hook up your full HDTV to this media streamer. And the price, is set at $399 from its usual price of $459. Citibank card members also get $10 off and a $10 Harvey Norman voucher with this purchase.

Find the PlayOn! HD2 too big for your setup? A smaller, more compact option is available in the form of the PlayOn! HD2 Mini, which is tagged at $199. It has similar functions to its bigger sibling, sans an internal hard disk drive and a SPDIF coaxial audio output for this compact version.

Looking for notebooks? Head down to Corbell's booth for some great deals on MSI notebooks.

The MSI Wind U200 is powered by a 1.3GHz Intel Core Duo processor, has 4GB RAM and a 320GB HDD. $899 (U.P.: $999) and comes with free optical mouse, carrying case and USB external speakers.

The MSI FX603 has a 2.66GHz Intel i5-480M processor, 8GB RAM, 500GB HDD and NVIDIA GeForce GT425 graphics. $1399.

The 15.6-inch MSI GX660 gaming notebook has a powerful Intel Core i7-740M processor, 8GB DDR3 RAM, 500GB 7200rpm HDD and premium Radeon Mobility HD 5870 graphics. $2399 (U.P.: $2699).

This MSI FX400 notebook has a 14-inch screen and a Intel Core i5-450M processor with 4BB DDR3 RAM and a 500GB HDD. $1149 (U.P.: $1299).

Have many apple gadgets? The Altec Lansing Octiv Stage MP450 speaker charges your iPad or iPhone while docked as well as pivots to fit portrait or landscape orientation. Launching at $249.

Looking to decorate your iPhone 4 without burning a hole in your pocket? The booth at Belkin comes with a varied selection with some costing $28.90 for two.

The Belkin Play Max Wireless N Router is a must-buy since it comes with our own stamp of approval (see HWM article to the right). The device comes with a built-in ADSL2+ modem with a sweet price-tag of $149.

The M1380 is an entry-level speaker system that comes with a power output of 28 watts RMS and an affordable price of $59.

Looking for handphone peripherals? The eGear booth comes with plenty, ranging from the iWalk Chameleon i2000, a cover that doubles up as a rechargeable battery ($89) to the compact iWalk 800 iPhone/iPod backup charger ($35).

The Genius DPF-T1000 digital photoframe is an option to look towards if you are looking for a more interactive way to display your favorite memories. The gadget features a 10.2-inch screen with touch interface, 128MB internal memory and MP3 and AVI playback capability. Priced at $139.

Nerve Pipes! If you are a fan of the brightly-colored line in the Ear Pollution series, be sure to check them out at the iFrogz booth. Retailing at $29 per piece.

The thin Logitech MK120 desktop set is a steal at $22.

The Ozaki booth is a tablet owner's heaven. If you are looking for a good deal for iPad covers, we suggest getting the Ozaki iCoat Sew Leather Sleeve (Brown), which retails for $30 and comes with a free iStroke strap stylus (priced at $28).

Drop by Razer for your gaming fix. We spotted a glowing Razer Naga Epic gaming mouse, which comes with 17 MMO-optimized buttons, retailing for $199.90.

For all things projector, try BenQ, found on the sixth floor.

The BenQ MW 512 is both a new model and a star buy. It's a WXGA (1280 x 800), 2800 ANSI lumens, DLP 3D ready projector selling for $1099 (U.P. $1339).

The BenQ MP 670 is an XGA (1024 x 768) DLP projector with 3200 ANSI lumens, and is 3D ready. Selling for $1099 (U.P. $1599).

The MP 525P is an XGA (1024 x 768) projector with 2500 ANSI lumens and a 3000:1 contrast ratio. Going for an affordable $749 (U.P. $899).

Located at level 6, the Convergent booth is a great place for photographers to hunt for more CF and SD cards. For the PC enthusiasts, there's also some solid state drives and PC memory for you to upgrade your PC or laptop.

Photographers will find much to ponder when they check out the prices of the latest CF cards from Lexar, ranging from $90 for a 16GB 300X option, to a higher speed 600X 8GB card for $115. And for the rare few, you can also get Memory Stick Pro Duo cards here.

Want faster loading times for your PC? Solid state drives are definitely the way to go, and with its premium pricing on the market, you can get better prices at IT Show 2011. Crucial's 65GB SSDs are one of the more affordable options, at $189. If you need a much higher capacity, Kingston's 256GB SSDs are going for $620.

SD cards are the most commonly adopted media format for compact cameras, so if you need more storage capacity for your trigger happy fingers, you can get a 32GB Class 4 SD card at $66. Not comfortable with its 4MB/s transfer rate? Then consider the Class 6 options, at $102 for the 32GB option which gives you 6MB/s transfer speeds.

Need to juice up your desktop or notebooks with more memory? Kingston has a wide selection of DDR3 memory available at the Convergent booth. Prices start at $17 for the 1GB option, to $57 for 4GB.

The new EOS 600D features an 18-megapixel CMOS sensor, DIGIC 4 processor, sensitivity from ISO 100 to 6400 (expandable to 12800), 9-point AF, 3.7fps continuous shooting speed, a vari-angle, 3.0-inch LCD, and integrated wireless flash control. It’s going for $1,199 for the body only, $1,399 with an 18-55mm lens, and $1,749 with an 18-135mm lens. Freebies include an 8GB SD card, a tripod, and a dry cabinet.

The 18-megapixel EOS 550D is now going for $999 (usual price is $1,199) for the body, $1,199 with an 18-55mm lens (usual price is $1,349), and $1,549 with an 18-135mm lens (usual price is $1,699). Freebies include an 8GB SD card, LCD cover/eyecup, battery, and remote control.

Looking for an even higher end DSLR? The EOS 60D has an 18-megapixel CMOS sensor, 5.3fps burst rate, and a 3.0-inch vari-angle LCD. It's going for $1,499 for the body only (usual price is $1,599). Freebies include two SD cards (8GB and 16GB), Crumpler neckstrap, and dry cabinet.

The 12.1-megapixel, Full HD movie recording-capable IXUS 220 HS features Canon's HS system, a wide 24mm lens with 5x optical zoom, and a 2.7-inch LCD. It's going for $399 and comes with two 8GB SD cards, case, flash drive, and an Adidas backpack. PwP promotion lets you buy the Selphy CP800 compact photo printer for $139 (usual price is $199).

The 12.1-megapixel, Full HD movie recording-capable IXUS 115 HS has a 28mm lens with 4x optical zoom, 3.0-inch LCD, and features Canon’s HS system. It's going for $299 and comes with two 8GB SD cards, case, and flash drive. PwP promotion lets you buy the Selphy CP800 compact photo printer for $139.

The popular PowerShot S95 is going for $669 and comes with free 8GB SD card, case, 3-in-1 wireless mouse, and battery.

The 16-megapixel PowerShot A3300 IS comes with a 28mm lens with 5x optical zoom, a 3.0-inch LCD, a Smart Auto mode that detects 32 different scenes, and a Discreet mode that turns off the flash and mute the camera's operational sounds. It also does 1280 x 720 HD movie recording. It's selling for $299 and freebies include two 8GB SD cards.

The 14.1-megapixel PowerShot A3200 IS comes with a 28mm lens with 5x optical zoom, a 2.7-inch LCD, a Smart Auto mode, and a Discreet mode. It also does 1280 x 720 HD movie recording. It's going for $249, and freebies include two 8GB SD cards.

The 12.1-megapixel PowerShot A1200 comes with a 28mm lens with 4x optical zoom, a 2.7-inch LCD, a Smart Auto mode, a Blur Reduction mode, and a Discreet mode. It also does 1280 x 720 HD movie recording. It has an optical viewfinder and is powered by AA batteries. It's going for $169, and freebies include two 4GB SD cards and an AA rechargeable battery kit.

The LEGRIA HF M41 is a Full HD 1920 x 1080, flash memory camcorder that use Canon's large HD CMOS Pro sensor, and a video lens that has an iris diaphragm. It comes with 32GB internal memory, two SD slots, Relay Recording function that switches recording from one card to the next automatically, high quality microphone, and Canon’s new Cinema Style functions. It's selling at $1,449. Freebies include an extra battery, a 16GB SD card, 500GB HDD, tripod and video bag.

The LEGRIA HF M400 is also a Full HD 1920 x 1080, flash memory camcorder that use Canon's large HD CMOS Pro sensor. It sports two SD slots, Relay Recording function, high quality microphone, and Canon's new Cinema Style functions (Story Creator, Cinema-Look Filter, and Touch Decoration). It's going at $1,149. Freebies include an extra battery, a 16GB SD card, 500GB HDD, tripod and video bag.

The LEGRIA HF R26 is a Full HD 1920 x 1080 camcorder for the budget-conscious. It sports a 20x optical zoom lens, a 3.28-megapixel Canon Full HD CMOS sensor, and a 3.0-inch touch LCD. It also comes with 8GB of internal memory. It's available at $849. Freebies include an extra battery, a 16GB SD card, 500GB HDD, tripod and video bag.

The LEGRIA FS406 is an entry-level, standand definition, flash memory camcorders. It comes in at about 220g, and offer 41x Advanced Zoom, and Dynamic IS. You can also record video snapshots at 2, 4, or 8-second lengths. It's selling for $499, and freebies include an extra battery, two SD cards (8GB and 16GB), and a video bag.

The LEGRIA FS46 is very similar (220g, 41x Advanced Zoom, 2.7-inch LCD) to the FS406, but the former comes with 8GB of internal memory. It's selling for $599, and freebies include an extra battery, two SD cards (8GB and 16GB), and a video bag.

The PIXMA MP276 photo all-in-one (print/scan/copy) has print speeds of 8.4ipm (black), and 4.8ipm (color). It's going for $99 (usual price is $149). Freebies include a Targus backpack, a trolley, and free product training.

The PIXMA MP497 photo all-in-one (print/scan/copy) that support wireless printing, and has print speeds of 8.8ipm (black), and 5ipm (color). It's going for $149 (usual price is $229). Freebies include a Targus backpack, a trolley, and free product training.

The PIXMA MX347 all-in-one (print/scan/copy) supports faxing using the ADF, and has print speeds of 8.4ipm (black), and 4.8ipm (color). It's going for $199 (usual price is $259). Freebies include a Targus backpack, a trolley, and free product training.

Looking for a scanner? The LiDE 110 is going for $88 (usual price is $129). It's USB powered and supports resolutions up to 2400 x 4800 dpi CIS.

The LaserShot LBP5050N is a color laser printer with print speeds of 12ppm (mono) and 8ppm (color). It's network ready and boosts zero second warm-up time. It's selling for $399 (usual price is $599). Freebies include a Targus backpack and a trolley.

Fujifilm is right in front of the central entrance of the central hall on the fourth floor. Camera enthusiasts will appreciate how easy the booth is to find, as the long-awaited much-anticipated Fujifilm X100 camera is making its debut at the IT Show!

The long-awaited Fujifilm X100 is finally here. It's selling for $1699, with free gifts including a 16GB SD card, a tall tripod, a premium case and battery. The rangefinder-like digital camera with a hybrid viewfinder, 35mm (equivalent) F2 lens and 12MP APS-C sensor has limited sets available, so if you want one you better head down fast!

Another camera worthy of mention is the Fujifilm S4000, a 30x super-zoom camera selling for $499 with free gifts like a 16GB memory card and camera case. Also on sale but not on display when we were there is the Fujifilm HS10, another 30x super-zoom camera with 10MP compared to the S4000's 14MP. The HS10 is $699 (U.P. $799).

The Fujifilm Finepix Real 3D W3 is a digital camera that lets you shoot 3D HD movies and still photos. You can connect it to a 3D TV and also view 3D on the LCD without 3D glasses. Going for $799 with freebies instead of the usual $899.

The Fujifilm Finepix Z800 is marked as a star-buy. This 12MP camera features a 5x optical zoom and a 3.5" touch-screen. Going for $339 (U.P. $499).

The Fujifilm F300 is another star buy, going for a low $399 instead of the usual $539. The 12MP camera has a long 15x optical zoom, and comes with free gifts like a 16GB memory card and battery.

Fujifilm has a student offer for those low on budget, the JX200 is a 12MP, 5x optical zoom shooter selling for only $179 (U.P. $299). Comes with free gifts too!

Fujitsu's stall was abuzz with many notebook punters looking for a good deal. True enough, their LifeBooks were out in force here at the yearly event.

Advertised with the slogan "Redefine Power and Beauty", Fujitsu's latest LifeBook SH530 is dressed in an arresting red outfit with a tantalizing promo price of $1,288. Freebies include a free 4GB RAM upgrade and a free carrying case.

Like typical notebook offerings, the LifeBook SH560 is offered in two hardware configurations based on variations of the Intel Core i5 processor.

Here's a glimpse of the LifeBook SH560 clad in white. This particular variant is powered by a Core i5-520M workhorse and also features a 13.3-inch HD LED-backlit display.

Clad in pink, the LH700 should woo the fairer sex with its feminine appeal and soft curves. The 14-inch notebook is yours for $1,288, or $1,038 after trade-in.

Categorized as a multimedia machine, Fujitsu's LifeBook LH530 sports a Core i5-460M processor and 320GB hard drive. Promo items include a carrying case and option to purchase a 2nd-year limited warranty.

Fuji Xerox's not just for the enterprise and SMB anymore, with their entry into the consumer market you can find more home-friendly printers now at their booth on the fourth level, at the back of the right-most hall (hall 401). Promos include a free toner (varies according to individual models), instant cash rebate (varies too), free Choice vouchers and supplies up to 15% off (varies according to model).

Fancy a pink DocuPrint P205 b monochrome printer? There's no discount at $169 but you do get a free 1K toner and Pink Parlour voucher. The quartz and black models are going for a very affordable $139 with a free 1K toner.

Good Design award winner the DocuPrint CM205 b is an A4 color multi-function printer which prints, copies and scans. Going for $469 (U.P. $499) with a free $50 voucher.

Another Fuji Xerox star buy, the DocuPrint CP105 b A4 color printer is going for $299 (U.P. $329).

Looking for storage solutions? Swing by Iomega for some choice options.

A simple way to share your content over the Internet, the iConnect wireless data station comes with 4 USB ports, Wireless-b/g/n and Ethernet port connectivity. Price? $139.

The StorCenter ix2 network storage comes with a 400MHz processor and a 128MB memory. 2TB for $329, and 4TB for $639.

The Iomega not only charges your iPhone 3G/3GS/4 but also backs up your contacts and photos with its 4GB worth of SD card capacity. Available at $99 during the IT Show.

Fitting your new place with a brand new setup? Maybe a HDTV in your living room or study will do the trick, and over at the LG booth, there's a number of LED TVs on display.

For those on a tighter budget and feel no need for a massive display in your room, the LG 32LD330 will be a good fit. This 32-inch LCD TV is perfect for a cosy environment, and you'll only need to pay $488 instead of the usual $699 for this HDTV.

And if you're looking at a similarly sized TV, but prefer a newer model, consider the LG 32LE4500 LED TV. Initially priced at $999, you can expect this 32-inch LED HDTV to see more price adjustments over the next few days, till the end of IT Show 2011.

Another 32-inch LED TV is also up for grabs at the LG booth, priced at $849. However, like all IT Shows, we are hoping that this won't be the final price for the 32-inch LED TV.

Now, for those who need to decorate their living room with a good home entertainment setup, the LG 47LE5500 full HD LED TV is certainly a potential buy. With a 5,000,000:1 contrast ratio, this 47-inch display has its price slashed from $3099 to $2499, and we bet it's going to dip even more by the last day.

Lenovo's orange booth beckons to the youth in our hearts, and we headed over to see what they have up their sleeve.

Looking all slim and trendy is the Lenovo IdeaPad U260, and this 12.5-inch notebook features an Intel Core i5-470UM (1.33GHz) processor, 2GB RAM, 320GB HDD, Intel GMA HD and a $1299 price tag.

The business friendly 11-inch ThinkPad Edge 11 sports an Intel Core i3-380UM (1.33GHz) processor, 2GB RAM, 320GB HDD and a $1,199 price tag.

Lenovo wants you to get the G470, so they are pricing the notebook at an extremely affordable price at just $1099, and this 14-inch machine has Intel's latest Sandy Bridge Core i5-2410M (2.3GHz) processor, 4GB RAM, 640GB HDD and an ATI Radeon HD 6370M discrete graphics.

Need a desktop? The Lenovo H410 is a cheap deal at just $699 and uses a very old Intel Pentium E5800 (3.2GHz) processor, 2GB RAM, 500GB HDD and a 20-inch LCD monitor.

If you have cash to spare, then we suggest splurging on the sexy Lenovo Thinkpad X201i. This 12.1-inch notebook may cost $2099, but it comes packing an Intel Core i5-460M (2.53GHz) processor, 4GB RAM and a 500GB HDD.

With a huge mix of hardware and software available at the Microsoft booth on level 6, be prepared to spend some time (and perhaps money) as you look through the deals.

Microsoft has quite a number of hardware deals at this year's IT Show. First on our list is the Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 4000 at $49 (usual price $59.90). Other than the slight discount, you can also tattoo your mouse with a free onsite skinning by Digiskin.

Let's move towards the software offers and take a look at the Microsoft Office package. If it's for personal use, you might want to consider getting the Microsoft Office Home and Student 2010 package, which costs $199 from its usual price of $228. You'll also get an instant $20 cashback at IT Show 2011 for this deal.

Need a keyboard and mouse combo for your new desktop? The Microsoft Wireless Desktop 3000 is something to look out for, offered at $69 from its usual $99 retail price. Similar to the mouse offers, you can also customize your desktop combo with a free onsite skinning from Digiskin.

And back to mice, but this time we look at some trendy and fashionable ones. The Microsoft Arc Mouse (bottom) and Arc Touch Mouse (top) are both available at the Microsoft booth. The former gets a price slash to $69 from its usual $89. The newer Arc Touch Mouse, armed with Bluetrack technology for use on almost any surface, makes its debut at IT Show 2011, with an introductory price of $89

Want to be a human controller? Microsoft's wildly popular Xbox 360 Kinect can be purchased for $649, and you get to purchase two Kinect games at $99. Word of caution - after all that jostling at the crowded halls and a game of Kinect, you might be knocked out from exhaustion.

And the one thing that is recognizable with the Microsoft brand, Windows 7, is up for grabs. If you're an existing Windows XP or Vista user, you can purchase the Windows 7 Home Premium Family Pack Upgrade at $249, which gives you access to 3 user installs per househould.

The Philips Series 5 Full HD LED TV (100Hz panel) is enjoying great discounts. The 40-incher is going for $899 (usual price is $1,999). The 46-incher is going at $1,999 (usual price is $2,299).

The Philips 46PFL6605 is going for $2,299 (usual price is $2,499). This is a Full HD 1080p LED-backlit TV with Ambilight Spectra 2, dynamic contrast ratio of 500,000:1, and three HDMI ports.

As you can see, the 42PFL8605 (42-incher from the 8000 Series) is going for $1,499 (usual price is $2,299). This is a Full HD 1080p display with Ambilight Spectra 2 and Pixel Precise HD features. It has a 500,000:1 contrast ratio, four HDMI ports, as well as USB and PC inputs.

Hard drives, media players and other storage related products follow under the domain of Seagate. Oh and free popcorn when they demo GoFlex TV.

The GoFlex TV media player is being bundled together with a GoFlex portable HDD at the IT Show, for a price of $169. There are limited units however, so you better be among the 100. By itself the GoFlex TV will cost $149.

Seagate is also offering USB 3.0 capable drives, with the 500GB version going for $99 and the 1TB at $169. In fact, the 1TB model costs the same as the USB 2.0 1TB version. So you know which to go for. 1.5TB however will cost you $269.

The FreeAgent GoFlex Net media sharing device allows you to aggregate your portable HDD and share them on your home network. This device is going for $99, down from the usual of $169.

However, if you need more advanced features, the GoFlex Home Network Storage system is the answer, allowing you to put all your media in one location. 1TB starts from $199, 2TB - $299 and 3TB for $379.

Head on down to the Sennheiser booth at level 6 and treat your ears to some audio pleasure at IT Show 2011.

For Sennheiser, you definitely pay for the performance. And if you're a sporty audiophile, the Sennheiser HD 25-II Originals has a sporty edge to it with its Adidas branding. Priced at $449 (usual price $499), the HD 25-II offers crystal clear highs, deep bass and a closed back design to keep outside noises at bay.

Just bought the recently discounted Apple iPad and find its mono speaker inadequate? The Sennheiser PX 100-II can rectify that. Designed specifically for the Apple iPod, iPhone and iPad, the PX 100-II features natural sound reproduction with powerful bass, and is easily packed with a folding design. And it's quite decently priced at $99.

For the true blue audiophiles, you would want the best. So we present the Sennheiser RS 180. Priced at $569, the RS 180 wirelessly transmits your audio feed, yet provides an extremely detailed, pure sound that you won't expect out of a open wireless headphone.

Looking for a Google Android phone that looks great? There are some choices available at the Sony Ericsson booth, located at Level 6.

The first item we spied is the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 HD, priced at $598. It is essentially the Xperia X10, with the HD tag reflecting its updated 720p video recording capabilities through its 8-megapixel camera and an updated Timescape and Mediascape interface.

For something much more compact and less obvious in your pocket, the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini is a possible purchase. Priced at $288, the tiny X10 mini might look small, but it packs an above average 5-megapixel camera and the Sony Ericsson Timescape interface.v

The familiar Walkman label makes an appearance on the Sony Ericsson Yendo. Presented as the first full touch screen Walkman phone, the Yendo comes in pink, blue, lime green, purple, red and black. While the colors are aplenty, you'll only have one option for its pricing - $198.

Toshiba was out in full force with their army of REGZA TVs, notebooks, netbooks, and other peripherals like external drives.

From $5,499 down to $3,699, Toshiba's edge-lit 3D REGZA should grab some eyeballs with its reduced pricing. The 55-inch Full-HD offering is only 29mm slim and is fitted with Toshiba's 14-Bit video processing.

Spruced up with a bevy colors is Toshiba's latest NB520. Shown here in lime green, the netbook is going for $569 although you can top up another 30 bucks to grab the promotional DVD drive.

The 13.3-inch T230 Portege is up for grabs at only $799. Apart from the ULV configuration, you can throw in another 400 dollars for the Core i3 alternative.

As you can tell from this banner, Toshiba is offering a price discount on almost all of their latest Satellite and Portege range. The lightweight R700 is available in $1,899 or $3,699 options.

Wowzers, Toshiba's 1TB external hard drive is going for only $119! Oh, and please ignore the $88888 price tag shown in the picture though.

One of Sony's Star Buys TV is the LED-backlit 40-inch EX600, which is equipped with the BRAVIA 3 engine and has an intelligent ambient and color sensor. Now for $999 (U.P.:$1399).

The recently launched 32-inch Sony EX720 is the world's first 32-inch 1080p 3D TV. It has a super-fast 200HZ refresh rate and is LED backlit. Going for $1349 (U.P.: $1399) and comes with two 3D goggles but other freebies.

Another 3D TV on sale is the full HD 40-inch NX710. It has Dynamic EDGE LED backlighting, MotionFlow 100Hz PRO and BRAVIA Internet Video. Going at the show for $1699 (U.P.: $2499) along with three free Blu-ray titles, TV stand, two goggles and transmitter.

Racing fans can get your fix with the PlayStation 3 GT5 bundle. It comes with a 320GB PlayStation 3 console and a copy of Gran Turismo 5. $589 and comes with a free HDMI cable.

Sports lovers, the Sony Walkman W series NWZ-W252 (2GB) is going for $129, or buy two for only $110 each.

The Sony Walkman E series NWZ-E053 (4GB) is going for $119 and comes with a free pouch, MDR-EX10LP earphones, card holder and lanyard.

Popular with bassheads thanks to its thumping bass and street-inspired design, the MDR-XB500 is going for $127.20 (U.P.: $159).

This particular Vaio E model, VPCEB45FG, has a 2.53GHz Intel Core i3-380M processor, 4GB DDR3 RAM, 320GB HDD and ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470 graphics. Going for $1399 and comes with over $298 worth of freebies.

Looking for something inexpensive and portable? Check out the Vaio Y. This 11.6-inch wide VPCYB16KG model is powered by a 1.6GHz AMD dual-core E-350 processor and has 2GB DDR3 RAM and a 320GB HDD. $899 and comes with a free slip case.

For demanding users, check out the Vaio F series. The more powerful VPCF137HG model has a 16.4-inch 1080p display and is poweredul by a 1.73GHz Intel Core i7-740QM processor with 8GB DDR3 RAM and a 750GB HDD. $3299 (U.P.: $3499) and comes with a free 16GB USB flashdrive, Vaio Bluetooth mouse and carrying bag.

The Cyber-shot T99 has a 14.1-megapixel sensor, a 4x optical zoom lens, and a 3.0-inch LCD. It also shoots 720p video. It's selling for $329 (usual price is $449). Freebies include two 8GB SD cards, Sony DVD player, case, mini tripod, and screen protector. Shown here is the T99D which is a special brown color version.

The Cyber-shot J10 has a 16.1-megapixel sensor, a 4x optical zoom lens, a 2.7-inch LCD, and 4GB internal memory. It's selling for $299. Freebies include portable USB charger, case, mini tripod, and screen protector.

The Cyber-shot WX7 has a 16.2-megapixel sensor, a 5x optical zoom lens, and a 2.8-inch LCD screen. It also shoots 1920 x 1080 Full HD video. It's selling for $399. Freebies include 16GB Memory Stick, case, battery, mini tripod, and screen protector.

Sony has their Alpha cameras on show too. The a33 camera body + SAL 18-55 lens is going for $1099 and comes with loads of freebies including a 16GB memory stick, SAL50F18 lens, additional battery, carrying case, tripod and screen protector.

For those new to DSLRs, considering the a290 going for $699, body and SAL 18-55 lens, and comes with freebies including a 8GB memory stick, SAL50F18 lens, carrying case, tripod and screen protector.

The Sony NEX5 dual lens kit is going for $1299 and comes with freebies including a 16GB memory stick, carrying case, Sony digital photo frame and an additional battery.

The Sony PJ10 records in full 1080p HD and has a built-in projector so that you can share your videos instantly. $1299 and includes free carrying case and battery, 16GB memory stick, 8GB SD card, tripod, DVD writer and training course.

For something more stylish, consider the Vaio L, which is powered by a 3.06GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, complemented by 6GB RAM, a massive 1TB HDD, and NVIDIA GT330M GPU. $3499.

Western Digital has always been the go-to for storage needs, so head down to its booth at Level 6 for a sampling of their hard drives and media players.

My Passport Essential SE comes with both USB 3.0 and 2.0 connectivity and a 3-year warranty. 750GB at $99.90, 1TB at $149.90.

If you are really looking to cut costs, the no-frills WD Elements portable hard drives come at affordable prices: 320GB for $55.90, 500GB for $69.90 and 1TB for $129.90.

The WD TV Live HD media player supports full-HD 1080p resolution, and comes with Internet and network connectivity. Total cost? $159.90 for a multimedia-rich experience.

Looking for a Mac-friendly external drive that comes with hardware encryption and password protection? The portable My Passport Studio comes at $169.90 for 500GB.

Looking for a network storage drive? My Book Live comes at $199.90 for 1TB and $249.90 for 2TB.

Fancy some tablets? Drop by the Viewsonic booth for a tasting of their latest wares. After all, it's all about you.

Running on Android 2.2, the ViewPad 7 is a great choice for those who prefer to work on the go without the hassle of carrying a notebook. The tablet features up to 32GB of expandable memory and dual-webcams. Priced at $599 (Usual price: $829) and comes with a free 16GB Micro SD card and screen protector.

The unique feature about the Viewpad 10 is that it comes with dual OS (Windows 7 Home Premium and Android). Features a 10.1-inch capacitive multi-touch display screen and runs on the Intel Atom N455 processor. Price? $799.

Unlike its ViewPad 10 cousin, the Viewpad 10s comes with a single Android 2.2 OS. The beauty runs on a 1GHz NVIDIA Tegra 250 dual cortex mobile processor, and is launching at a price of $599. Includes a free 16GB micro SD card.