As more people experience the wonderful convenience of PC videoconferencing, it’s only normal that Logitech would offer an all new webcam built with only the finest of ingredients.

Meet the Logitech QuickCam Ultra Vision which delivers allegedly unsurpassed image quality, thanks in part to its five (5) extra-large lenses (where some are made of glass instead of plastic).

Add to that the RightLight 2 technology which helps acquire high quality images regardless of your ambient lighting and you know this webcam is a notch above others. For good measure, the RightSound technology delivers clear and echo-free audio using the integrated microphone.

It’s been a while since home and business users have been waiting for video calling that’s good enough to be dubbed “true-to-life” but at last, it looks like it’s finally here for all PC users.

Assuming the services are available in your area, all major video chatting applications should work nicely with this webcam, such as Windows Live Messenger, Skype, Yahoo! Messenger, AIM and Logitech’s own VideoCall.

Packed with cool features like Logitech’s VideoEffects to help express your unique personality by choosing an avatar or face accessory that suits your mood or even the quick preview button to see yourself before joining a video call, this 130$ webcam should be a hit… but, once it’s plugged into your PC, you’ll be the star!

Xtreme Fidelity (X-Fi) is a sound processing technology Creative hopes you’ll adopt in order to experience your MP3 music to a whole new level which, in the manufacturer’s own words, is “beyond studio quality”.

This advanced technology has been around for a while in various PCI sound cards but with the Xmod device, Creative is finally setting X-Fi free from the “install inside the PC box” stigma.

Compatible with both the PCs and the Macs, the Xmod device allegedly restores the details and vibrance the music you listen to inevitably lost during the MP3 compression process. Once plugged, in a matter of seconds (yes, your mom could do it), the Xmod goes to work to bring you surround sound on any stereo speaker system or headphones.

The moment you start listening to such enhanced music, it might be hard to go back but that’s ok since you can easily carry the Xmod device with you, wherever you go (even with your iPod). It’s truly plug-and-play and no software installation is necessary.

Anything that can breathe life back into anyone’s favorite music and movies is sure to be a crowd pleaser, especially since the price point is expected to stay under 80$ (street price).

Get ready to rediscover all those crisp cymbal crashes, wailing guitar solos, screeching tires and deep, booming explosions. Sound technology is all about awesome experiences and the Xmod is marketed to deliver exactly that.

If you’re going to go mobile, you may want to take a look at Fujitsu’s new LifeBook T-Series offerings.

Sporting the Intel Centrino Duo Mobile technology, the LifeBook T4210 delivers a more powerful computer that is also a master at convertibility.

In just a few twists of the brilliant 12.1” XGA LCD display screen, you can show your desktop to the person sitting in front of you (without turning the computer’s base, per se). That’s a nice way to quickly share screenshots with colleagues in business meetings or with classmates when working on a school project.

And that’s not all because by twisting the industry’s first bi-directional display screen’s hinge all the way while pushing it towards the keyboard, you instantly get a tablet PC.

You read that right, your portable computer instantly morphs into a fully “pen-driven” tablet PC!

The navigation in this mode is both smooth and engaging as it resembles the feeling of holding a book. If you read lots of e-books, you’ll probably love the new form factor. Furthermore, in this more compact mode, the LifeBook T4210 feels a lot less bulky (read: light and tight) and is a snap to carry along, especially from office to office or even, from room to room.

On the connectivity side, it’s well equiped with standard Wi-Fi, Gigabit ethernet, modem and an option to add Bluetooth 2.0.

Overall, the Fujitsu LifeBook T4210 portable computer provides above average reliability and convertibility so if you have a use for such a product, it’s a sensible buy.