Our winner has been announced! Jess187 has taken the Grand Opening Prize. Jess187 please email tim@bornmobile.com with all your contact details. You’ll have already received an email from us, but remember, you have 24 hrs to respond or we’ll be giving it away to someone else.

Thanks to everyone that participated and we’ll be giving away more great devices soon! Remember, still share bornmobile.com to all your friends and make sure to click the “like” button!

Today is the day that we’ll be announcing the winner of the Apple iPad 16GB! Stay tuned and keep checking back to see if you’ve been selected. If you’re selected, please respond with in 24hrs or we’ll select another winner! Also, we’re asking the winner to please take a picture with the iPad once its sent and tell us how you’re going to be using it. Once again, thanks to everyone that participated and GOOD LUCK.  (We’ll be using a random selecting program via http://www.random.org/ by post #)

The ARCHOS 70 internet tablet is now available. This tablet’s 7-inch wide screen with g-sensor makes for a fantastic viewing display. It has 8GB memory, microSD slot, 250GB hard drive, multi-touch screen, Andriod 2.2 Froyo, ARM Cortex processor, many video and audio playback options, WiFI, Bluetooth, webcam, HDMI out and much more. It is available for $279 and looks to be one hell of a tablet.

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Coming soon–TechRestore to offer the world’s only matte finish screen upgrade for the MacBook Air. Available for the 11- and 13-inch models, this upgrade replaces the glossy screen with a matte finish screen that has the same resolution, color depth and LED backlight. In 2009, TechRestore was awarded the MacWorld Expo Best of Show Reward for its MacBook Pro Unibody Matte Screen replacement. Local drop-off and remote overnight service will be available soon for the MacBook Air replacement at an expected upgrade price of $249.

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Are you a student, business person or just love a nice computer? Well the MAINGEAR Clutch-15 notebook might be just what you’re looking for. This 15.6″ notebook is perfect for presentations with its INTEL WiDi that allows for HDMI connection to a HDTV or projector. It is also packed with tons of amazing attributes that include an optional Docking Station with DVI and VGA out, 4 USB 2.0 ports, eSATA port, 54MM ExpressCard, audio out, LAN out and an optical bay supporting Blu-ray or DVD drives. Its also comes with a Kensington lock option for security, INTEL i3, i5, i7 dual core processors with HyperThreading, up to 8GB DDR3 memory, hard drive options of SATA 2.5 up to 750GB and SSDs up to 512GB, INTEL HD or Nividia GeForce 330M 1GB graphics, 3-in-1 memory reader, bluetooth, 10/100/1000 ethernet and a 1.3MP webcam.

The Clutch-13 has a INTEL Core i3 1.2GHZ with HyperThreading processor, 13.3″ display, hard drives SATA 2.5 up to 750GB or SSDs up to 512GB, INTEL HD graphics, HDMI and VGA outs, 4 USB ports, eSATA port, 34MM ExpressCard, docking station, bluetooth, ethernet, Kensington lock and optional DVD/Blu-ray for docking station only.

Prices: Clutch-15 for around $1,100                                                                       Clutch-13 for around $900

ASUS’s new Eee PC netbook is here–the 1015PN carries a pricetag of around $430. This netbook features a 10.1-inch display, next-gen Nvidia ION graphics with 1080p playback support, Nvidia Optimus graphics-switching technology, Windows 7 starter, 1GB DDR3 RAM, 250GB/5400RPM hard drive, Intel Atom N550 dual-core processor, 500 GB of ASUS web storage and has about 10 hours of battery life.

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After all these years SHARP is closing the door on its personal computer business stating that making a profit from them will be too difficult. Instead, the focus of the company will be on its Galapagos tablet devices along with books, music and videos for them. Sharp says that it will still allow customers to receive support service from their purchased products. Sharp was known for the world’s smallest and lightest PC notebook that had an internal hard drive and a floppy disk drive in the 1990′s.

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With the economy poor and your wallet empty, the holidays might be a bit hard on you this year. But you’re in luck…there are ways to get the products you want at a cost you can afford. With sites like bidsauce.com and quibid.com, you can get a great deal on the products you desire with their penny auctions. These types of sites are growing in popularity. Cameras that cost $200 for less than $100, a Canon EOC Rebel Digital Camera at $22.19, a PS3 for $17.32 and an Apple iPad for $124.32 (done by weekly consumer). From electronics to giftcards, anything you can think of you can likely find at these auctions. Check out the video above and read more about it below. Read More…

Reports are that a new Nook e-reader by Barnes and Noble will be introduced early next week called the Nook Color. The new Nook Color is Android-based with a full-colored 7-inch touch screen and should be priced around $250–about half the price of Apple’s entry-level tablet. It is speculated that the new Nook Color will have some type of special color display to make it viewable in direct sunlight. The original Nook will continue to be sold and a firmware update will be released soon that will improve its performance. Release date of the Nook Color is expected to be in the first half of 2011.

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Since it was revealed at the IFA not much as been heard about the Samsung Galaxy Player 50, but it has been selling in France and is expected to hit the market in many other regions sometime this month. This portable media player (PMP) by Samsung runs on Andriod 2.1 OS, has a 3.2-inch screen, 8/16 GB memory, 2MP camera, Micro SD slot, GPS, DivX support, FM Radio, Wi-Fi, DLNA, and SoundAlive. The price of the Galaxy Player 50 is still not know, but it should be worth the money. Check back for further updates.