Tipster Hitori Futari has come through for us once again, with new info on the PhotoFast PSP dual adapters, and new pics and benchmarks for the new CR-9000 hard drive enclosure. Details, info, and pics, all in the full article.

And of course, a hearty thanks to Futari!

If you plan on using your laptop in the car or just have a need for a lot of data storage space but have a problem with the size of standard hard drives, then Samsung may have a solution for you. The company has revealed that they've developed a 256 gigabyte multi-level cell (MLC) solid state drive (SSD) which uses a SATA 2 interface. To find out more, check out the full article.

Bothered by bulky SSDs you have to lug around wherever you go? Well, problem solved. Super Talent Technology has just announced the launch of the slimmest 256GB SSD. It's definitely something you wouldn't mind checking out. Find out the details in the full article.

First, a warning: do not try this at home. Now, ever noticed how your sexy MacBook Air only has one USB port? Well, one guy found that it actually supports up to three USB ports - but you have to crack open your MacBook Air and mess with the hardware to do it, hence the warning. If you really must know, you can check out how they did it by reading the full article after the "read more" link below.

It's utterly agonizing when you find out that you've already maxed out all the free space in your PS3. Thankfully, there's one solution. With the CRGM-BK2 from Century, you can use a SATA HDD and easily hook it up to your console. Find out the details on this accessory after the jump!

Aleratec Inc. has developed a new three-drive Blu-Ray disc duplicator called the 1:3 Copy Cruiser Blu LS. This product allows users to create three duplicate Blu-Ray discs at the same time. If you want to find out more about this new device, head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link below.

Fujitsu has released a new entry to its Amilo line. The new laptop sports a Penryn processor and a lot more, basically a nice upgrade to its silicon gene pool. This time though, its got itself a nice new Blu-ray drive. Read more in the full article.

80GB of hard disk goodness still not good enough for you? Well, James Yu of CNET Asia has detailed a handy tutorial on how to increase the storage capacity of your PlayStation 3 console.

All you need is an external storage device, a 2.5-inch SATA hard drive and a Philips-head screwdriver, and you're all set. For more information on how to play handyman with your PS3, read the full article!

If you burn a lot of DVDs and you're looking for the fastest rig out there which will save you precious time, Samsung has something that might be of interest. It just launched its new SH-S203N DVD+R burner and the Korean consumer electronics giant says it's the fastest drive of its kind currently in the market.

For normal DVD writing, you can go as fast as 20xX with the SH-S203N. You can go 16X for dual-layer DVDs and 12X for DVD RAMs. It also supports LightScribe to make the discs you've recorded on more easily identifiable. It also sports a SATA connection to boot.

Additional features include Double Optimum Power Control3 which balances the laser power on the sides of the disc for a better writing performance, Tilt Actuator Compensation2 (TAC) for preferred writing condition when interacting with the objective lens, and a lot more. The SH-S203N sells for US$ 79.99 and is in stores nationwide.

For the techies out there who deal with a lot of data and switch back and forth between hard drives, this little gadget would go well with your equipment. The USB 2.0 SATA HDD Stage Rack is a dock for your HDD that does away with enclosures altogether.

The device is compatible with both PCs and Macs and is available for EUR 33 (US$ 47). The device is compatible with 2.5-inch HDDs and 3.5-inch HDDs and operates on a simple plug and play system, which is already a customary function in this day and age.

It would have been cool if they also added a portable multimedia player function like the early model from Onkyo or like Headplay's. Still, it's pretty useful nevertheless.