Music phone lovers will be pleased to know that Sony Ericsson has lined up the W580 handset for a U.S. release in Q3 this year before bringing it to other continents, which is a very rare occasion. This slider handset will come in white or gray colors, featuring a 512MB Memory Stick Micro to carry your digital music library wherever you go. A pedometer has been thrown into the equation, enabling users to track the number of steps walk and ran, speed, distance, and calories burned. I guess this makes a good alternative instead of carrying both a cellphone and an iPod during your daily exercise regime. Pricing details are still unknown as at press time.

There is a new 3G handset headed our way, and this time it is an offering from Sony Ericsson that is set to tantalize your cellular tastebuds with a beautiful mirrored clamshell exterior boasting a hidden LCD. The HSDPA-enabled Z750 from Sony Ericsson also comes with a 2 megapixel camera and an M2 memory card slot for expansion options. The camera ought to take some pretty respectable pictures judging by the type of quality Sony Ericsson puts in each handset these days. Additional features include a stock ticker for you to keep tabs on your investments no matter where you are and an RSS reader to keep up with the latest in tech and gadget news.

Just in case you decided not to pony up a wad of cold hard cash to pick up Sony’s latest console, you might want to consider dropping $45 for the Paradox PlayStation 2 Controller instead. This unique gaming peripheral enables you to mimic the movement of a computer mouse, making it the perfect controller for those who love playing FPS games over the PS2. All you need to do is plug the Paradox controller into the PS2’s USB port and you’re good to go. It looks more like a trackball to me than anything else, and I think I’ll stick to the analog stick, thank you very much.