SlashGear Week in Review - Week 40 2008

Biggest news this week has been in gaming, with Nintendo announcing the latest iteration of their DS handheld.  .

In netbooks, ASUS slipped in a few new models at both the low and high-end of the market, with the Eee PC , which was good enough to pull a credit card from the wallet of one reviewer.

Moving from small screens to large, Panasonic wheeled out their - the company’s first four-door saloon, and a 170mph one at that - I know which I’d prefer.

On smaller wheels, but then with a smaller price-tag, WowWee’s Rovio WiFi robot came out shining in , and could just be the toy to beat come the holidays. 

In cellphones, Nokia finally debuted their S60 Touch OS in the shape of the that it’s a sign of good things to come from the Finns.

Speaking of good things to come, how about ; has the retail giant taken a step backward with ergonomics, in mistakenly chasing aesthetics?

SlashGear also brought you an interview with the .  A three-story fall and yet it still works?  I’m not sure we could say the same about anything else from this week.