Since Skype has announced that it will support HD video during conversations, we thought it would take a year until we see a camera that would allow you to use this feature. Turns out, it wasn't that long. FaceVision has announced a brand new HD camera called the TouchCam N1 camera. Simply connect the camera with the USB cable and there you go, 720p HD resolution video. No more pixelation when we see your face, though for some of our readers, we suggest you don't get this - unless you want people to see your face, or take the time to put makeup on to cover those blemishes on your face.

Still, I don't even know why we need a HD camera or even HD video during Skype calls, but apparently it's wanted by users of Skype.

We all know that typing on the iPhone is a big hassle, especially when your message is going to be very long - that, or you just felt like writing an essay on your iPhone via email. Now, there's a new keyboard without jailbreaking or hacking it. Called the iType, it's basically a QWERTY keyboard and has a dock station for your iPhone so it can connect to it. It also won't drain the iPhone's battery as it has its own.

According to the Register, ION (the makers of the device) expect this out in the first half of the year with a cost of £70 (approx. US$112.23).

Intel has decided to follow in Android, Apple, Blackberry and Nokia's footsteps in opening up an app store. This endeavour, however, will not be mobile phones, nor for laptops, but for the netbook laptops. Called the Intel AppUp, it will allow users to find, download and purchase software that would run fine on the Atom processor. Applications selected will run on either Windows or Moblin-based operating systems, but will also offer applications that use Adobe Air and Microsoft Silverlight in the near future.

Intel has already signed up Acer, Asus, Dell and Samsung to bring this to their netbook range and will collaborate on the store. The program is currently in beta and can be downloaded from its website.

Move over LCD, LED is starting to pick up. LG has announced that it will release the E50 Monitor series, which will become LG's flagship monitor series for LEDs. Coming in 20-inch, 21.5-inch and 23-inch sizes, it features a new technology called "Dual Screen" that automatically divide the screen to view two programs at once - though you could do the same thing by the "Show Windows Stacked" function.

The 23-inch class will be the only monitor in the line to provide 1080p resolution; but all three have a power saving of over 40 percent and a "Mega" contrast ratio. The monitors are also 0.69-inches thick (not surprising, LED monitors are slimmer than LCD).

There will also be an E40 monitor series, which will only come in a 23-inch size. This series will incorporate "the same core functionalities" of the E50, but what features that both monitors will share remain unknown.

No word on availability and pricing.

Dr. Dre has added Sean "Diddy" Combs to his headphone line, joining Lady Gaga, as Monster announced that they will be introducing the Diddy Beats pair of earphones. Sporting what they claim a "high-tech aluminium and leather-wrapped housing and high polished enamel" in a silver chrome and black finish, they will set you back US$179.95.

It also features that little thing that control your music in your iPod and handle calls from the iPhone, though I think Apple sells headphones with that same feature with a price tag lower than that.

Looks like tablets are really getting popular at the start of the decade - mainly because of the Apple rumours. Now, another company we have never heard of has decided to launch their own tablet. Called the Vega by ICD, it is a 15-inch touchscreen table that will have a T-Mobile UK SIM card inside so you can connect to their 3G network. It will also have Wi-Fi connectivity.

The Vega tablet features a NVIDIA Tegra 250 mobile web processor for "uncompromised Internet browsing" and 1080p video playback even if it is undocked from the base. It will also have a 32GB internal SD card with a microSD card slot, a 1.3 megapixel camera, 512MB of RAM, Bluetooth, FM radio, an accelerometer, dual digital microphones and a 3.5mm audio jack.

The device is being showed off by NVIDIA and is operating on the LTE network provided by Verizon Wireless. Yes, that's right. LTE. That's better than 3G - because its supposed to be better since its a 4G technology.

No word on pricing and availability. Gallery is below.

The (PRODUCT)RED line has the support of Dell, Microsoft, GAP and Apple; and now it will have the support of Dr. Dre and Lady Gaga as Monster able has announced that there will be a special edition of the Beats by Dr. Dre headphones. Anyway, the (PRODUCT)RED Special Edition Beats Solo Headphones is a standard headphone with an integrated sound-isolation.

It also will have a new feature call "ControlTalk" that will allow it to control your iPod's music and allow hands-free calling on the iPhone.

If you don't know what PRODUCT(RED) is, it is a simple initiative where you purchase a product that is red by participating companies and a certain amount will go to the Global Fund to support AIDS programs in Africa - oh, and Bono started the initiative.

It will hit store shelves at several US and UK retail shops in early February with a price tag of US$229.95.

Straight from CES, Intel have announced the WiDi HD. Working over wireless, you can stream your HD media to your television set via a HDMI connection. Your PC will need a Core i3, i5 or i7 processor together with the receiver box which will set you back $100. Intel demonstrated netflix from a laptop with Windows 7 streaming over to a TV.

Netgear will be the first to provide the receiver box for the TV called "Netgear Push2TV PVT1000". The Toshiba Satellite E205 will also be the first laptop to have native Intel  WiDi support.