Check out this futuristic PC concept. The Bridge PC is designed to support communication between person to PC or person to person. It is designed to “bridge” the gap between people. The computer comes with a slide out interface and a curved ergonomic panel that changes the way you navigate through various tasks on the screen. See more pictures after the jump. [NextGen]

Check out this motorcycle-inspired kitchen accessories. Designed by Fankie Flood, it comes in several styles including Mantis, Psycho Pizza Cadillac, Easy Rider, Pizza for Life and Phatboy. [Toxel]

The Tandberg E20 VOIP Business Phone provides a 5MP shooter that is positioned at eye-level view and a 10.6-inch display screen for a better visual experience on both sides of the call. The phone also has a 20kHz speaker phone, 10kHz handset, IP-related telephony functions and the ability to receive multimedia presentations. You can expect to see this gadget early next year. No word on pricing at this time. [Product Page]

Avocent have recently launched the Avocent MPX1500T. It is a new device which allows you wirelessly distribute HD content. Priced at around $995, the device has a universal media port based upon a digital video interface (DVI) connector. Supporting both digital and analog video signals allows the MPX to use DVI, HDMI, or VGA signals. The MPX1500T can also perform a VGA to DVI conversion if your source is a computer and your display needs to be digital. The MPX system works like a video splitter and a video extender by wirelessly delivering audio and video to multiple displays up to 1000 feet away. [SlipperyBrick]

Dell has decided to release a mini desktop system, the Studio Hybrid. Sadly, we don’t know yet about the processor. The gadget is powered by Intel chipset, 320GB HDD, up to 4GB RAM, DVD burner, WiFi, five USB ports, an HDMI port, S/PDIF, DVI, and a memory card reader. The price tag are between $500 and $700, depending on the configuration. [Engadget]

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The PS Blog weekly reading list (Week of 6/16)

• LittleBigPlanet dev chats about story mode, adult content, and Sackboy plushies - PS3 Fanboy
• FF Versus XIII reports “are false” - Eurogamer
• Metal Gear Solid 4 outsells every other game in Japan 2:1 - PS3 Fanboy
• Japan getting MGO stand-alone Blu-ray; expansion pack coming in late July - PS3 Fanboy
• Metal Gear Solid 4: The Extremely Limited Edition UK MGS4 Watch
• Yakuza 2 Will Feature The Japanese Language - Kotaku
• MotorStorm 2 Gets Photo Mode, Custom Soundtracks - TheSixthAxis.com
• Win a Kojima-signed copy of MGS4! - PS3 Fanboy
• Secret Agent Clank Review for PSP - Gaming Age
• Is Grand Theft Auto IV Actually the Best Popcorn Movie of the Summer? - Rolling Stone
• Why is Hideo Kojima Laughing at this ‘Metal Gear’ Fan? - MTV Multiplayer
• MGS4 is best-selling PS3 game in Japan, boosts hardware sales - PS3 Fanboy
• Metal Gear Solid 4 For Dummies - Game | Life from Wired.com
• Destructoid review: Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots
• Destructoid Review: Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee 2
• Sony voted most innovative brand - PS3 Fanboy
• Meet the new Boss - www.developmag.com
• Three Speech » Custom paint jobs for your PlayStation 3!
• Resistance 2 Gameplay Vids - Kotaku
• PS2 version of Rock Band bundle only $99.99 for a limited time only - Destructoid

Shenzhen has released an above average PMP called the EM-2811 or “Latte ICE.” It features a 1GB-4GB capacity, a miniSD slot, a 2.8-inch QVGA screen, FM radio, voice support, AVI / MPEG video playback, and a built-in speaker along with the classic Tetris game and battery life of 4 hours video and 8 hours audio, and a $70 starting price. Check out the video after the break. [PMPToday]

• PSP (PlayStation Portable) v4.00 Update: Adding the Google quicksearch to XMB.
• Don’t Look Now, There’s no Robot on Your Back: Clank looks good in a suit.
• Firmware (v2.36) coming soon, (v2.40) to include trophies, in-game XMB: By request.
• Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots Database on the way!: Nice surprise of the week.
• New Updates Bring the PAIN: New level coming soon.
• Killzone 2 Cover Story in the Mail: EGM on newsstands in about 10 days.
• PlayStation Experience Back on Patrol: Gas prices be damned, we’re driving LittleBigPlanet to *you*.
• PlayStation Store Update: games + demos = happy readers
• Hot Shots Golf: THIS is a course!: I’ll see you on the links this weekend.
• How to: Make your own PSP themes: Share your creations with us, please.

Courtesy of David “Point Man” Brothers

• Gun of the Week: Model 18 - The Model 18 is pretty swift. Come check out a video.
• Dev Q&A 08 - Is this really our eighth Q&A? Time flies.
• Poll of the Week: Attachments - The attachments you use can say a lot about you and your playing style.
• Sneak Peek: Calendar - We’ve got an overview of the in-game calendar feature. Click it. You know you’re interested.
• EU Dev Q&A 2 - From our European forums, Producer Elliott Martin answers more questions. Check it out!

PS - it’s the longest day of the year - so you if take Snake’s loading screen advice and take a 15-minute break every hour (anyone?), then go ahead and enjoy the extra daylight. Especially if you live in Finland.

PhoneArena has a comprehensive review of the LG Secret phone. The LG Secret KF750 is the third name in the Black Label series, after the Chocolate and the Shine. This slim and stylish slider comes equipped with a 5MP digital camera and touch sensitive navigation keys. Here is the conclusion.

Since Secret performs average in all aspects and is very uncomfortable to use, because of the capacitive buttons and the slow software, it is far from being our favorite. As a phone, which is supposed to attract attention with its appearance, we give a low grade to the Korean designers. We hope that next time they will avoid combining materials that do not go together. In theory, all its key characteristics sound good, but the reality is different. Even the touch sensitive display is pointless with this software. The only thing Secret does well is recording and visualizing video files, but having in mind all the other drawbacks, we don’t think those features can save its reputation.

[PhoneArena via Upcoming Cell Phones]

Jon Hicks, designer of Firefox, is selling his old Mac G5 on which the Firefox logo was created. This G5 is powered by a 1.6ghz G5 processor with 160GB hard disk drive, 1.5GB of RAM, and Leopard operating system. It also comes with a 17 inch Formac Gallery Display with ADC connector, which means it plugs straight into the G5 without needing an extra plug. He wants to sell his G5 for £250 ($ 500). [Flickr]