Prada has teamed up with LG to announce the Prada Link, a Bluetooth watch that lets you pull text messages and call information from the forthcoming Prada II phone. The Link features a tiny OLED screen that displays text message content, call history data, and the time. It even lets you reject calls if need be.

The watches have a short battery life, clocking in at just 48-hours. Prada hasn’t announced a price or if the watch will come free with purchase of the Prada II phone.

The LG S210 is tiny, not as small as a netbook, but certainly close. Yet, it’s also fully featured. It offers a 2.4 GHz Core 2 Duo processor and an impressive 4GB of RAM. The S210 also goes above in beyond in several areas. It features an ExpressCard slot, dual eSATA/USB ports and HDMI-out. Not bad for a 2.2 pound lightweight with a 12-inch display.

Now that your whistle is sufficiently whetted, here’s the bad news. No release date or price has been announced yet. Time to play the waiting game. No whammies!

LG recently decided to show off their oft-rumored double-sided LCD panel. The display can be seen from both sides! Totally needless and cool. The unit is also skinnier than a supermodel. Alas, the company was just in "see what we can do" mode as no mention was made regarding release date or price.

Although it’s difficult to think of practical uses for the technology, it sure would help the world look more like a sci-fi movie. Utopian, not dystopian. That’s never a bad thing.

Not from Dr. Who, but LG’s laser XM-900 mouse sports a "4D scrolling wheel." Will it transport you to the Continuum? You’ll have to lay out the 20 bucks to find out.

Avalable August 14th for $130 after mail-in rebate and two-year contract is LG’s 3G CU575 "Trax." See its Specs.

Only from AT&T it has that ultrathin design, 3G HSDPA data speeds and stereo Bluetooth functionality. The handset is MobiTV and XM Radio Mobile-capable, so users can enjoy streaming live TV and digital radio all in one device.

“The trax by LG is more than a music phone,” said Carlton Hill, vice president of Product Management for AT&T’s wireless unit, “With top-notch video and data capabilities, in addition to a sleek design, this device will hit the right note with many of our customers.”