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Phillips Essence super-thin new minimalist LCD TV

At the IFA in Berlin, Phillips has confirmed the launch of their LCD TV model the “Essence” (42PES0001). So to tell you a little more, it this 9000 series LCD TV will have a 42-inch screen, but most importantly will only be 38mm think, surrounding will be a svelte 17mm, and will be from black polished aluminum.

The other great thing about this screen, is that the Essence has done something quite wonderful to keep this screen minimal, the most important being the separate “connectivity” box, which will attach to the screen via a single 4m cable. Secondary devices can be attached to the HDMI connectors on the box to avoid a mass of cable and untidy room.

This single 4m cable will power the Audi, the screen, video and as Phillips has told us, it links for your remote controls, making it possible for you to put all your hardware into a cupboard out of sight but still have control.

So, to in-keep with the minimalist clean design, the Philips Essence comes with a easy wall mounting system, allowing the TV to be hung virtually flush to the wall, the Essence also comes with sound bar (delivering 2 x 15 watts). Also wants so great about the mounting of this TV, it only weights 16.5kg so you can level the TV by hand, instead of doing yourself a injury trying to mount it.

If we take a look into the screen the will be Philips Perfect Pixel HD engine ensuring the screen delivers great performance through a combination of advanced technologies to remove motion judder, making sure you get perfect and using Philips’ 100Hz ClearLCD. The Phillips Essence will also have Ethernet connection allowing you to streamline media from an UPnP source and it is DNLA certified.

If you’re thinking what a great LCD TV and want to know how much this is going to cost you then you will be looking to part with about 2500 Euros.

Source: pocket-lint

Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Mini netbook, small but powerful

How Cute! I want one NOW! We heard news at the beginning of August about the Amilo netbook, but the lucky guys over at Pocket-lint have managed to get their hands on the new Amilo Mini Ui 3520 netbook by Fujitsu Siemens.

The Amilo netbook may be small measuring in at 32.2 x 17.5cm but it packs a powerful punch, with features such as a 80GB Hard drive with a 120GB model being promised for December, 1GB RAM and a Intel Atom N270 processor not forgetting the 8.9inch non-glare display this netbook really is one to shout about.

You can find the normal Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on-board, VGA, two USB, 4-in-1 SD card reader, Ethernet and the usual mic and headphone sockets, plus the mini notebook comes with Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition.

To keep in touch with your friends whilst you’re mobile it also has a 1.3-megapixel webcam and array microphone. Fujitsu Siemens the creator of this netbook always keen to boast about their products and unique features have been very excited about the “design language” the Amilo netbook comes in the new black and white lively that we saw earlier this year. But adding an innovative twist this year, it will also come with clip-on covers, plus extra options available separately, including transparent cover so you can add your own unique style to your netbook.

You will also find an ExpressCard slot, intended for the addition of the 3G connectivity, it also comes with a four-cell battery giving you 2.5 hours of usage, you can upgrade to a six-cell option which will give you 4 hours of mobile fun. This cute little device weights less that a kilo so is the perfect travel companion.

The price of the Amilo Mini Ui 3520 will be available for around 399 Euros from October, just in time for Christmas.

Source: pocket-lint

Bose SoundDock Series II: 3G iPhone owners happy

There is a new Bose Sound dock on the way and while many gadget sites have said that you will not find many changes in the specifications, they may be a little wrong, especially when it comes to Apple iPhone 3G owners.

On my desk in front of me is a nice Bose Sound Dock, and while its got an amazing sound, it hates the iPhone 3G. When you put the latest iPhone on the dock, it will not charge the device.

So the new SoundDock Series II digital music system may not have many new features, but its perfect for those who may need to upgrade their old Bose sound docks with a newer model to support the latest iPhone.

On the Bose system there is a new auxiliary input so you can connect other audio devices, and the latest device is also a lot sleeker.

The Series II digital music system measuring just 6 1/2-inches deep, by 12-inches wide and 6 5/8-inches high. The new SoundDock will be available at the start of September for $299.

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IBM System Z to improve Winn-Dixie, service and performance

IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced that Winn-Dixie Stores Inc., one of the nation’s largest food retailers, has consolidated its IT infrastructure to a System z9 Enterprise Class (z9 EC) mainframe to drive more efficiency from current business-critical processes and data such as store operations, finance, human resources and Web content.

As a longtime mainframe user, Winn-Dixie evaluated the benefits of consolidating its mainframe operations versus other potential solutions and found the mainframe with its reliability, security, and expandability to offer the best total cost of ownership for both the short and long term. Read more

Philips CX50 CompactXtreme handheld ultrasound system

Philips introduces the CX50 CompactXtreme – the first handheld ultrasound system to combine the image quality of traditional scanning equipment with portability, saving both clinicians’ time and improving patient care.

Clinicians have previously relied on a portable ultrasound to help investigate potential problems for very ill patients who cannot be moved. However, frequently the quality of the image may not be as reliable as those from static machines, so doctors have had to re-examine patients in order to confirm a diagnosis Read more

Matsunichi PV143 Digital Picture Keychain

What better way to store photos of you loved ones with these pack of two Matsunichi PV143 Digital Picture Keychain’s. Each of these Digital Picture Keychains is able to store up to 56 digital images.

The keychains also come with a neck lanyard; this is great if you wish to wear them as lockets instead.

The keychain is easy to recharge, just plug it in via your USB port. Having two of these Matsunichi PV143 Digital Picture Keychain’s is perfect if you are young and just starting out, as you can have one each and take some great photos of each other. So at those times when you are apart and feeling lonely, just start looking at those images on your keychain.

The Matsunichi PV143 has a 1.1-inch LCD display, with the heart measuring 2×2 inches. To save battery power there is an auto-shut off feature.

Woot are currently selling the Matsunichi Digital Picture Keychain - 2 Pack for
$12.99

Ronn Motors Scorpion runs on hydrogen & gasoline

Ronn Motors looks as if they are about to please two types of people, firstly drivers who love speed and secondly people who care a little for the environment.

Ronn Motors have developed the Scorpion, which has huge amounts of power but does not produce as much emissions as other supercars. The Scorpion is both clean and fast; this is thanks to the car using a mix of hydrogen and gasoline.

According to Bornrich, the engine used in the Scorpion is a 3.5-liter, six-cylinder VTEC engine from Acura. The engine usually pushes out 280hp, but thanks to twin turbos this is bumped up to 450hp. The hydrogen fuelled engine is connected to an on-demand hydrogen system, this then breaks down the molecules and holds them in a non-pressurized tank. This system does without the need for a hydrogen refueling station.

30 to 40 percent of that hydrogen then gets mixed with standard gasoline; this allows the Scorpion to achieve 40mpg.

The Ronn Motors Scorpion weighs 2,100 pound and will go from 0-60 in just 3.5 seconds.

If you love speed and also care for the environment then I hope you have deep pockets, as the Scorpion will set you back $150,000.

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Canon expands DR systems with CXDI-60G Portable Flat Panel Detector

Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging technologies, today announced the expansion of its line of digital radiography (DR) systems with the introduction of the Canon CXDI-60G Portable Flat Panel Detector. Canon’s ninth-generation flat panel detector extends DR beyond traditional applications to include room-to-room installations, mobile X-ray systems and more.

The Canon CXDI-60G Portable Flat Panel Detector succeeds the Company’s popular CXDI-31, the world’s first portable cassette-type DR system, introduced in September 2001 Read more

LG’s touchscreen phones dominate market for high-end handsets

LG Electronics (LG), a worldwide technology and design leader in mobile communications, continues its leadership in touchscreen phones, which are coming to dominate the market for high-end handsets. The company announced that it sales of these touchscreen phones reached 7 million units at the end of the second quarter. This comes just five quarters after LG launched the world’s first full touchscreen handset, the Prada Phone by LG Read more

TrekStor brings affordable MP4 player to the UK market

TrekStor, a leading manufacturer of MP3 players, external hard drives and USB sticks is adding a trendy new movie player to its existing range of MP3 players, with the launch of the i.Beat Move. The easy-to-use MP4 player is available in 1-8 GB allowing storage of up to 160 music albums or 30-50 hours of video content.

The MP4 player supports conventional MP3, WMA and WAV files and is WMA-DRM9 compatible for music purchased over the Internet. It also plays AVI format videos, displays JPEG photos and comes with integrated FM radio with memory for 25 radio stations and an automatic search function. A microSD memory card is also available for extra space allowing consumers to store additional videos and music tracks.

The MP4 player has a pin sharp 65,000 colour display. The player also comes with a high speed USB 2.0 connection, a set of stereo headphones, folder navigation and an integrated rechargeable lithium polymer battery.

Prices and availability - The i.Beat move is available from selected retailers including amazon.co.uk at prices ranging from £24 (2GB) to £59 (8GB).

The i.Beat Move is available in three sizes; small, medium and large. The small model measures 38.5mm x 74.5mm x 9.5mm (W x H x D) with a screen size of 3.8cm. The medium size has a display measuring 4.6cm and the large model has a display of 5.1cm and measures at 45.5mm x 78mm x 10mm.

HP Labs today announced new research initiatives

HP today announced new research initiatives from HP Labs, the company’s central research arm, aimed at developing new technologies and business models that leave a lighter carbon footprint.

Initially, HP Labs will focus its research in sustainability on three major projects, including: an industry-first initiative to reduce the carbon footprint of data centers by 75 percent; groundbreaking research to replace copper wiring in servers with laser light beams; and tools for measuring and managing the amount of energy used to develop products.

Sustainability is one of five major research themes of the newly redesigned HP Labs, which recently refocused its efforts to address the most complex challenges facing technology customers in the next decade.

“HP’s long-standing commitment to the environment is second to none in the technology industry. Today, HP Labs extends our dedication with these important research initiatives that will advance the state of the art in sustainable IT,” said Prith Banerjee, senior vice president, research, and director, HP Labs. “HP Labs will lead the industry in developing the technology that could dramatically reduce energy consumption and the carbon footprint of entire industries.”

The ultimate sustainable data center

HP Labs unveiled its Sustainable Data Center project, which is focused on reducing the carbon footprint of data centers by 75 percent while simultaneously reducing the total cost of ownership. For example, an average data center that consumes five megawatts of electricity annually could power more than 4,300 homes in the United States for a year. This research project will enable companies to drastically reduce the amount of electricity consumed in the data center.

Under the leadership of Chandrakant Patel, HP Fellow and director of the Sustainable IT Ecosystem Lab, researchers will study how energy is used and managed for the entire lifetime of a data center, from its design, synthesis, operation and end-of-life for its components. The research team, which includes computer scientists, materials scientists, physicists, and mechanical and electrical engineers, will use this information to develop data center technologies that achieve a massive reduction in resource consumption while maintaining performance, reliability and uptime requirements.

HP expects this research to open up new markets for its business by extending the technology to other areas such as smart buildings, grids and print factories.

Replacing copper with light to improve energy efficiency

A second sustainability research initiative is focused on replacing the copper-based electrical connections used in today’s IT systems with optical laser communication links.

The Photonic Interconnect project, led by HP Senior Fellow and Director of Information and Quantum Systems Lab, R. Stanley Williams, builds on years of research dedicated to building photonic optical connections and components.

Photonic interconnections make it possible to fit dozens, and eventually hundreds, of processors on server system chips. In addition, the optical connections are 20 times more efficient than what is on the market today and will save companies multiple gigawatts of power annually, thus driving down IT costs. The photonic interconnects, which range in distance from 100 meters to 100 nanometers, also enable more flexible system configurations that can be quickly redeployed based on business needs.

New approach for modeling and measuring energy and material use

HP Labs also introduced a new project, to be led by Patel, focused on developing a set of tools that can model, predict, measure and manage the environmental impact of product manufacturing, supply chains and business processes.

HP will develop software and services tools to measure and manage key environmental impact metrics, such as carbon emissions, total energy usage and non-recoverable energy consumption. HP will use the tools to help customers re-engineer their businesses to be more sustainable and cost-effective through the innovative use of IT. This project will initially focus on three primary areas:

• HP Labs researchers are developing analyses of commercial printing and publishing industries that compare the sustainability impact of their current business models against a reduced impact that would result from the deployment of new research technologies. The aim is to identify and quantify how such research technologies can be best deployed to increase efficiency and reduce resource and energy use as well as carbon emissions. HP plans to extend this research to its customers in other vertical industries.
• HP Labs researchers have developed a unique approach to quantify the costs and environmental impact of a product by looking at the amount of available energy, known as exergy, that was used in that product’s life cycle from extraction, manufacturing, shipping, usage and recycling. HP Labs and the University of California at Berkeley have jointly developed the Lifetime Exergy Advisor, a software tool designed to assess a product’s total environmental impact through joules, units of available energy. The Lifetime Exergy Advisor can help organizations determine the environmental benefits gained from using alternative materials and processes across every phase of the product life cycle. HP believes that as the world’s energy resources are increasingly tapped, companies will measure the amount of joules associated with the creation of a product much they way they measure dollars, so joules will be valued as much as currency.
• To harness the knowledge of the world’s leading experts in sustainability, HP Labs researchers plan to create an open online resource, called a “sustainability hub,” to gather and share data and information about the sustainable design of products. Sustainability experts, researchers, scientists, engineers and academia from around the world are invited to contribute to the hub, which will have a repository of research information dedicated to the development of tools and methodologies for sustainability. The sustainability hub is expected to be available to the public in 2009. HP Labs intends to apply the data in future research to quantify the amount of available energy used when new products and supply chains are created across the entire global ecosystem.

More information on these projects is available at the HP Labs website at www.hpl.hp.com.

Be Your Own DJ with New HERCULES Wireless Mobile DJ MP3 Controller

Hercules, the computer DJ entertainment specialist, brings the fun of DJ mixing to music fans everywhere with the first wireless digital mixing mini-controller, the Mobile DJ MP3. An intuitive, user-friendly DJ mixing controller for PC, the Mobile DJ MP3 allows users to, personalize music and host parties like a DJ. The portable Mobile DJ MP3 is available for the retail price of $99.99 in black as well as white online at djdeals.com, J&R Computer World, Musician’s Friend, American Musical Supply, and more.

Until now, DJ mixing novices have found only semi-professional or professional DJ hardware or complex mixing software requiring practice and agility to progress beyond the basics. The Mobile DJ MP3, the most mobile, dual deck, DJ mixer available, is an affordable, general consumer solution for anyone 12 years and up looking to mix his or her favorite digital tunes and be the hit of their house party. Indeed, with this wireless, handheld mixer the host of the party can control the music while still mingling and dancing with friends.

“In light of the explosion in the popularity of MP3s, we have created a novice MP3 mini-controller that puts DJing within reach for all music and entertainment enthusiasts of all ages” explains François Garet, Development Director for the Hercules Music product line. “Our new portable controller makes mixing easy by giving everyone the tools to have fun putting their own touch on their digital music”.

The mixer is powered by two C* batteries and has a dual LCD display that allows the DJ to pick tracks and mix them, away from the computer. If the DJ hesitates, the Automix feature will automatically select the next song, ensuring a smooth set. The Mobile DJ MP3 includes two decks for mixing, scratching and synchronizing the MP3 or WAV files stored on the PC. Additionally, the mini-controller includes two jog wheels emulating two vinyl/cd decks for scrolling through tracks quickly and scratching, a cross fader slider that allows quick transition from deck to the other deck and two volume sliders, four sound and effect buttons per deck, pitch sliders and 25 control buttons. Sound effects, song loops and changes in tempo let you modify songs according to your taste, and put your own individual musical mark on the mixes you share with your audience.

The Mobile DJ MP3 is easy to install. Simply plug in the USB radio receiver key for wireless connectivity and insert the software CD. The wireless and handheld Mobile DJ MP3 simply requires a computer equipped with a sound card, amplified speakers and your favorite music (CD-Audio or MP3, WAV or WMA files). DJing software is included.

Learn more about the Mobile DJ MP3 at hercules.com

Devotec Solar Charger: Nokia, Blackberry, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, PSP/Digital Cameras and Ipod

Devotec Industries are proud to announce their smallest and lightest charger yet! Weighing in at a slim 80g and measuring about the same as a 1st gen Ipod Nano, the new solar charger still packs enough energy in its 1800mAh Lith-ion battery to charge a phone/blackberry/mp3 player 2 times or more before needing to be re-charged. And when the Solar Charger does need to be toped up, you can charge the device via its solar panel, or use either the supplied AC adapter or USB cable.

Retailing at a fantastic £19.99, ($40) this fully featured pack has a higher spec and more connectivity than solar chargers costing twice as much. And for added convenience, the Devotec USB Travel Plug can be added to the pack, giving access to charge the unit in over 180 countries!

Connectivity comes courtesy of the included adapters, with tips for Nokia (old and new), Motorola/Blackberry/mini USB, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, PSP/Digital Cameras and Ipod all being part of the package.

Lasting up to 3 months on a single charge, the Devotec Solar Charger has been extensively tested and re-engineered to include all the necessary accessories straight out of the box, including a stylish pouch to keep the solar panel scratch free when not in use.

The Devotec Solar Charger is a great way to keep safe and not have to worry about your phone or Blackberry losing battery when you are away from home.

Alex Devoto, founder and MD, said: “We are really excited about this release. After working to perfect this concept for three years, we feel we have a finely tuned product ready to meet the needs of the mobile consumer, with the widest selection of compatibility at an unrivalled price-point.”

X-OOM Software: Movies on your Apple iPod or iPhone from any location

X-OOM Software, a leading publisher of digital media software for mobile devices, has launched X-OOM Movies on iPod 2. This innovative software enables users to turn their iPod™ and iPhone™ into a mini mobile cinema to watch favourite films on the go.

Ideal for passing the time on long train journeys, commuting and flights, X-OOM Movies on iPod 2 means any non copy-protected films, TV programmes and video clips can be viewed anywhere. The software allows single or multiple files to be converted to an iPod compatible format. The high speed video encoder supports formats such as; DVD, SVCD, VCO, DivX, AVI, WMV, MPEG, and FLV, all which can be quickly converted.

X-OOM Movies on iPod 2 will record and transfer any web-TV shows onto an iPod™ or iPhone™, to avoid missing favourite programmes. The software searches through over 1000 sports, music, comedy and entertainment channels, as well as sites such as YouTube and MySpace, so programmes and clips can be downloaded to an iPod™ or iPhone™ in just a few clicks. There is also the option to regularly subscribe to the 1000 frequently updated video podcasts, to ensure favourite shows aren’t lost.

A new integrated media library provides a helpful solution for collectively viewing all video files stored on a computer. The library includes customisable pre-defined settings, to allow straightforward transfer and modification of video clips. X-OOM Movies on iPod 2 also includes the option to rip just the audio from a video file, so favourite music from films and TV programs can be saved and listened to when on the move.

Features include:
· Conversion of single or multiple files, such as movies, TV programmes and video clips to an iPod™ or iPhone™ specific file format for ease of viewing
· 5 file conversion settings to customise options such as file size, quality and compression, ensuring films can be effortlessly transferred
· High speed encoder to enable quick conversion of movies
· Subtitle support
· Expert mode to quickly and automatically complete video cutting and processing

X-OOM Movies on iPod 2 is priced at £19.99 and is available from X-OOM.com and amazon.

Xbox 360 Motion Sensitive Controls Like Sony PS3: Is this needed?

The Sony PS3 has had motion sensitive controls from day one and while they are not as good as the Nintendo Wii’s, it’s still something extra. The question would be how much motion sensitive controls is really needed on games consoles like the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3, to be honest I never use the tilt feature on my PS3 and would of liked the rumble from day one instead of motion sensitive controls.

One 360 gamer has taken it upon himself to make a MOD for the Xbox 360 which gives his control motion sensitive controls and tilt gameplay, the video below shows how it works but again is this really needed. The short answer is simple; modders do something like this just to prove it can be done not for this innovation to be sold in retail stores.

The video creator said, “The mod uses a two-axis accelerometer that measures the left/right and up/down tilt, which is determined by measuring the force of gravity on the axis. The only part of the left analog stick that works after the modification is the button”. The six axis feature on the PS3 has not helped it in sales as far as I know, so this feature is not needed on the 360 in my opinion, but its still a job well done to the guy who done the mod.

In Summary: It works, the wires are a little exposed but he achieved his goal of giving the 360 a tilt controller.

VIA to introduce first COM Express modules with VIA processor platform

VIA Technologies, Inc, a leading innovator and developer of embedded silicon and platform technologies, today announced the extension of embedded board portfolio to include COM Express™ modules that will be the first to harness the power and thermal advantages of VIA’s processor platforms.

Measuring 95mm x 125 mm, COM Express is an industry standard embedded form factor developed by the PICMG (PCI Industrial Computer Manufacturers Group) to provide greater connectivity and data transfer bandwidth than the original COM (Computer-on-Module) standard. The COM Express specification integrates core CPU, chipset and memory on the module, providing support for extensive connectivity options, including USB, audio, graphics, and Ethernet, through board-to-board connectors to an I/O baseboard.

Leveraging VIA’s signature low heat, power-efficient platform silicon, the new fanless VIA COM Express modules will be powered by VIA Eden™ or VIA C7® processors ranging from 500MHz right up to 2GHz. Support for a comprehensive feature set of I/O implementations through VIA’s versatile digital media IGP chipsets, while the option of onboard system memory provides vibration resistance for in-vehicle or heavy plant environments.

VIA COM Express modules are targeted at industrial PC and large OEM customers focused on dynamic application segments, including gaming, healthcare and industrial automation. Customers can take advantage of a proprietary multi-I/O baseboard for evaluation purposes, or can utilize VIA’s extensive technical support in developing a custom baseboard.

“With over six years of experience in small form factor board design and development, our entry into the embedded module market is a natural evolution for us,” said Daniel Wu, Vice President, VIA Embedded Platform Division, VIA Technologies, Inc. “Flexible and modular solutions are an essential expansion of VIA’s embedded platform range, strengthening our commitment to all sectors of the embedded industry.”

The first samples of the VIA COM Express modules are available now for industrial PC and larger OEMs only; for more details, please send an email to the VIA Embedded team at: embedded@via.com.tw

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BlackLine GPS Provides Geo-social Interaction for BlackBerry Users with Blip

Today, BlackLine GPS Inc. (“BlackLine”), a leading innovator in location-based services, releases Blip™, a free geo-social networking platform for GPS-enabled BlackBerry® smartphones that allows users to share their location amongst friends, family members, and co-workers. Blip adds a new dimension to social networking through location-based awareness which effectively enhances users’ degree of connectedness, life efficiency, and geographic awareness of their social circle.

“Our Blip platform creates a Geo-Society™ that enables users to share their location to the people they know and ‘Share Your Where™’,” remarks Patrick Rousseau, President and Co-founder of BlackLine GPS. “We are confident that consumers and businesses are ready to embrace this unique geo-social tool that unites social and business networks. With Blip, social networking takes on the added dimension of geographic location Read more

Memorex iWake Clock Radio

We all hate getting up in the morning even more so when it is cold outside.

But now you can wake up with the iWake clock radio which features an iPod dock, ensuring you will be able to wake up to your favourite band or singer without sending a shock or forcing you to chase after it like a madman.

The iWake clock radio is now available in blue, purple and red metallic finishes in addition to sleek black and bright white to help spruce up your dreary looking bedroom in the process.

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Tom Cruise Refuses to consider IVF treatment due to Scientology

It has been reported that Tom Cruise has refused to have IVF treatment in a bid to conceive a baby with Katie Holmes.

It’s said that Katie is growing increasingly concerned that she has been unable to fall pregnant for the second time and that Katie was desperate to undergo the fertility treatment but Tom has banned it because it is frowned on by the Scientology movement.

A source said that “Katie’s concerned about Suri being lonely as she’s kept in a bit of a Scientology bubble. She wants her to have a playmate. Tom keeps telling her to focus on Scientology methods of creating “positive energy” to become pregnant, which he’s convinced worked the first time around, but Katie’s losing patience. She’s getting frantic and the worst thing is she knows that the more stressed she becomes, the less likely she is to conceive.”

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Former Scientologist: Katie Holmes Was Picked For Tom Cruise after Audition Process

It has been reported by a former Scientologist that Tom Cruise’s marriage to Katie Holmes was set up by the Church of Scientology after a series of fake casting calls for actresses including Jennifer Garner and Jessica Alba failed to deliver a suitable wife.

They got married after just 20 months of knowing each other and now have one-year-old daughter Suri.

Ex-Scientologist Marc Headley who used to produce promotional films for the controversial religion has said that Katie was set up with Tom after he split from Penelope Cruz in 2004 after three years together.

What do you think?

Did they hold castings to find Tom Cruise’s wife?

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