According to Engadgets ............the evergreen revolution has arrived, right on schedule and with the promised DirectX 11 and Eyefinity in tow. AMD's new flagship graphics part, formerly known under the Cypress codename, is built on a 40nm process, sports an appropriately inflated 850MHz engine clock speed, 1600 stream processors, 153.6GBps memory bandwidth, over two billion transistors, and the freshly minted HD 5870 moniker. There'll be a HD 5850 as well, which makes do with a 725MHz core clock, 1440 stream processors and slightly slower (or is it just less fast?) GDDR5 memory as well, but only the headline device has been made available to reviewers, so let's see what they thought.

Toshiba just announced today they achieved the development of the all new SDXC card capable to provide up to 64GB of memory.
According to the Japanese manufacturer, the first sample will be available on November, while the official launch is scheduled for the next spring 2010. Our new memory card, featuring 64GB of storage space with the exFAT file system, will provide a writing speed of 35MB/s, and a reading speed of 60MB/s.

For those who love fancy life style and enjoy the showbiz world then technology has just provided you one. A 4GB memory golden bar USB measuring only 55 x 23 x 12mm and weighing just 45g, the gold bar USB drive is an eye-candy made in metal with all high-speed USB 2.0 facets.

The Gold Bar USB Drive has all of 4GB of memory.  To hold to that gold bar look, they made it so that the USB drive actually retracts within the gold bar.  That also means this is one of the good drives that makes it so that you never have to worry about losing the cap to the USB drive.  It’s not made of real gold, which I would think is fairly obvious.  Instead it’s built with metal housing surrounding it to keep your data safe and at hand.  You can purchase it for $27 through USB Geek.
So you have the money? Just order one…

Source: GizmoWatch and Coolest Gadgets