The Daily Roundup: here's what you might've missed

	Peek Pronto: Push email, Exchange support, multiple accounts Boy, Peek wasn't kidding when it called its new device Pronto.		OnLive killed the game console star? What if you could stream games, any game, over a decent broadband connection to your PC or Atom-based netbook at the same quality as the PS3?
	'Resident Evil 5' Xbox 360 unboxing Here's a note to humans of the future who may one day mail a limited edition Xbox 360 to someone at Engadget: stick it inside another box	Other news of import Pentax's 30 megapixel 645 Digital on track for 2010 release Tesla Model S priced just under $50K, rest of car still shrouded in mystery Lenovo ThinkStation S20 / D20 sport new Xeon CPUs, Tesla C1060 GPU
	ZeeVee Zinc TV viewer hands-on and impressions ZeeVee just let loose its Zinc internet TV viewer, and we couldn't help but give it an install on our Windows XP-based machine. While it can be said that this is a competitor to Hulu, it actually provides access to Hulu material.		Telstra's Turbo 21 HSPA modem reviewed: not 21Mbps but still the world's fastest Telstra loves to brag about being the "world's fastest national mobile broadband network." And they should after a recent 21Mbps (theoretical) upgrade to its Next G network in Australia's major cities.
Mitsubishi affirms that LaserVue HDTV production is back on Pioneer outlines KURO plasma exit, insinuates that you should buy one now		Motorola i856 iDEN slider in the wild BlackBerry Niagara 9630 reviewed in all its prerelease glory