As a member of the Japan Design Innovation exhibit at Milan Design week 2008, Fujitsu Design Corp. has introduced their Cedar encased PC Notebook. In deviating from traditional petrol based materials Fujitsu has adopted what they are calling “Human Centered Design.” Design that is not only easy to use but easy on the earth as well, and technology that can be utilized comfortably in an IT rich society.

Leave it to Tobias Wong to come up with this. His new ccPhone is constructed from an iPhone which is given an elusive matte black surface. Content added to the phone includes screen artwork, video, music and CITIZEN:Citizen’s address book in v-card format, to be updated semi-annually. The you can pick it up here for $2000.

Steve Jobs finally gave a sneak peak at the iPhone at Mac World Expo today. History seems to be repeating itself as Apple reinvents the hand held wireless device in much the same way it did personal computing by leveraging it’s Graphic User Interface. In fact the name iPhone is almost misleading because the phone is the least exciting thing about it.

The most dramatic change is that the user interface on the iPhone is touch screen operated, allowing Apple to design custom interfaces that can change fluidly with each application. You can synch iTunes of course, as well as Apple Mail, iCal, iPhoto, The iPhone also includes all the features standard in the latest iPods (music and video downloads, games) but has a bigger screen. It also has a 2 megapixel camera. If you’re one of those people that has a cell phone, and iPod, and a PDA, the iPhone combines the functionality of all of these into a package which is supposedly slightly larger yet slimmer than a video iPod.

Unfortunately you’ll have to wait. The iPhone is not scheduled to be released until June and it’s only going to work with Cingular. For more detailed info about the release check out our friends at Engadget.

Chances are that between your professional and social life you don’t have much time to enjoy your favorite movies or television programs. Leave it to technology to answer your dilemma. The Archos 604 Portable Media Player with Wi-Fi is a device that fits in your pocket and will hold 120 hours of movies or shows. Connect to your PC wirelessly and copy files or play video directly over the network. The optional DVR station turns your handheld device into a Digital Video Recorder (DVR) to record your shows directly from your TV or other source. Better yet, surf the internet wirelessly using its touchscreen. It also stores music and photos. You can find it here for $405.