For those of you who saw the movies Transformers, you'd remember the scene where a Nokia phone got transformed into a miniature Transformer. Ironically enough that phone was the N93i, if there was any phone that came close to a Transformer from Nokia that would be it. The first thing you'd notice about the N93i would be its sheer size. The phone is by no means small measuring at a good 108 x 58 x 25mm. At 25 mm thick, the N93i is also one of the thickest phones I have reviewed.

Now the N93i though sharing the same model prefix as the N93, is ages away from its predecessor. The N93 was a great attempt by Nokia in producing a phone with multiple functionalities; WiFi, 3G, camcorder, camera with 3X optical zoom to boot. Unfortunately with all that functionality, the N93 became a big, boxy phone. Nokia has taken the elements that made the N93i great and improved upon it in the N93i. How successful they were we'll see further on in the review.

Multimedia speakers for the PC have come a long way since the first Sound Blaster equipped the PC with the means of blasting out MIDI music and 8 bit sound bites. From micro mono tweeters to 7.1 surround systems you would think there is no way else to improve the basic multimedia speakers.

Well that’s where you’re wrong cause you see, Logitech has came up with a brilliant idea of fitting out their latest multimedia speakers with touch sensor buttons and a cool amber coloured LCD panel. Introducing the Z-10 Interactive 2.0 Speaker System. What’s so cool about a LCD on a speaker you say? Well not only does it show the Volume, Bass or Treble’s level setting , but it actually interacts with your PC via a USB cable. How? Read on.

The estimated retail price for the D3X is currently US$7999.95, and it should be available for purchase this month.

Full press release after the jump.

(Source: Nikon)