This is a smart phone with a bizarre rotating screen which can be turned to any angle. It is TFT quality and capable of displaying 65,000 colors at a high resolution. The operating system is Symbian and you can use the phone to access the internet or view Microsoft Word and PowerPoint documents. It comes with 6MB memory and a range of connectivity options from Bluetooth to USB.

There’s also a 3 Megapixel camera, you can record short video clips and it has a built in FM radio and MP3 player. For business people on the move the email and internet features could prove invaluable and so could the additional connectivity options of Infrared and Pop-Port. This mobile also has voice functionality for dialing, commands and recording. It is a quality option but early user reviews suggest the twisting screen may be slightly flimsy and there may be some problems to work out with the software.

This is the world’s first Blu-ray disc camcorder. It is a single drive camcorder capable of recording one hour of high definition footage onto a standard Blu-ray disc. It has an HD quality twelve element lens system and it uses a 5.3 Megapixel CMOS image sensor. There is also a SD card slot and the camcorder can be used as a 4.32 Megapixel camera or you can save any frame of your video footage onto the SD card at a resolution of 2.1 Megapixels.

The camcorder can also record standard quality footage onto a DVD. It is designed for easy use but it certainly isn’t cheap at around $1,299 and since you can only record an hour of footage onto a single sided Blu-ray disc you may want to wait a while before investing in a Blu-ray camcorder. The first release of a new technology is seldom the best and Blu-ray camcorders are sure to come down in price and improve in quality over the coming months.

This is a high quality television which has been hailed as ideal for a home theatre set up. It features a 3.1 channel virtual surround sound system which is integrated into the HDTV itself via four speakers. It has also been equipped with LG’s Clear Voice Technology which prevents voices being drowned out by background sound or music in movies mixed for 5.1 surround sound.

In terms of the visual aspect it supports full HD at 1080p and has 30,000:1 contrast ratio. It also has three AV modes to optimize the picture for games, movies or sports. In terms of connectivity there are HDMI and USB options. The side speakers can slide in and out when the television is not in use and it has an attractive sleek design. The main selling point is the onboard sound and the 50 watt output capability is way beyond most televisions. The exact size has yet to be announced but this should be available very soon.

This is an extremely compact camcorder capable of recording high definition 1080 footage onto a conventional DVD. It features a full HD CMOS image sensor at 1920×1080 resolution. There is also a10x optical zoom lens and it can record in the Advanced Video Codec High Definition format onto DVD. The AVCHD format will allow you to playback the footage on DVD in any compatible DVD players or even Blu-ray players.

It also features image stabilization, instant focus, a 2.7 inch LCD widescreen viewfinder and works as a 3.1 Megapixel camera for photographs. It is extremely small and lightweight making it easy to use but there are plenty of options for advanced users. You can record with a variety of compression rates and you can also change the frame rate for different effects. The footage is extremely high quality at the top settings and this camcorder will cost you around $1,199.

This is a small digital camcorder which is perfect for casual home use to capture family moments. It has a high quality camera which can capture pictures up to an amazing 12 Megapixel resolution and it can also serve as a digital video camera, an MP3 player, a voice recorder, a web cam or even a storage device. This is a versatile and powerful wee machine which could prove very useful.

It is powered by four AAA batteries and comes with a standard 32MB onboard memory although you can of course add an SD card to extend it. It records footage using the MPEG-4 format with a resolution up to 640×480 and at a frame rate of 30 fps. You can easily connect it up to the PC or television for playback. It also features 4x zoom and it is designed to be easy to use, fitting snugly in the palm of your hand. Obviously the quality is not the best around but for just $249 this is an attractive device.

This is a mobile phone which has been designed for maximum audio quality. The Motorola Crystal Talk technology amplifies your voice and cuts out background noise for maximum clarity during conversations. The audio includes virtual stereo surround sound and you can use Bluetooth or normal wired headphones or take advantage of the built in dual speakers. You can listen to music while you browse for new tunes via the MOTOMUSIC player which will also learn your musical tastes over time and make suggestions accordingly.

You can also watch videos on the phone and it has a built in FM radio complete with display. You can optionally use a 32GB micro SD card if you have a massive music collection and there’s a fast scroll wheel to let you browse through it with ease. There is also a 3.1 Megapixel camera, Bluetooth and USB connectivity and 110MB of memory as standard. This looks like a great choice for music lovers.

This is a high quality projector from Dell with an impressive range of features. It offers 16:10 aspect ratio, a resolution of 1920×1200, 2,700:1 contrast ratio, 3,850 lumens brightness and can create huge images if desired. It can be ceiling or desk mounted, it can also be configured for front or rear projection and it has a picture-in-picture and picture-by-picture capability for watching two things at once.

There is an Ethernet connection, two HDMI inputs and two VGA inputs. It comes with a remote control and even a laser pointer for demonstrations. The lamp inside is a 300W lamp with an estimated 2,000 hours of life which can be extended to 2,500 hours if you use the eco mode, although the picture quality and brightness won’t be as high. It also comes with two 5W speakers. As you would expect this level of quality does not come cheap and the Dell 7609WU DLP Projector could cost you up to $4,999.

This is a notebook PC from Fujitsu which comes with a variety of colorful changeable covers. Inside the notebook uses a Core 2 Duo P8600 2.4GHz processor or alternatively a P8400 2.26GHz processor and has 4GB of DDR3 memory via the two DIMM slots. You can choose either a 250GB or a 320GB hard drive and a DVD or Blu-ray burner. The graphics card is an ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3470.

The LCD display is 15.4 inches and there is a built in webcam capable of capturing at 1.3 Megapixels. It is also Wifi enabled and has an SD slot and even an optional biometric Fingerprint sensor for the security conscious. This is a light and portable device and the changeable lids come in a range of colorful and weird patterns so you can personalize it. Prices start at around $1,299 but could go much higher depending on the exact specs you want.

This is a super small projector designed with busy business people in mind. It weighs just 0.8 of a pound and will easily fit in the palm of your hand. While this is perfect for presentations on the run in order to produce such a small projector Dell have obviously made sacrifices in terms of quality. It offers a brightness of 55 lumens and maximum resolution is just 858×600 at 4:3 aspect ratio. It can also only project up to 94.5 inches.

The light source is a mercury free LED which should last up to four years. Usefully it can use the same power adaptor as the Latitude or Vostro laptops. The size is the obvious selling point and the measurements are 3.64 inches by 4.12 inches by 1.46 inches which really is impressively small. The color quality is still good and you can hook it up to a laptop, PC, DVD player or a games console if you like. Price wise it costs around $499.

This is a handy notebook/netbook crossover with a 12.1 inch screen and fairly basic specs. It features Intel’s cheap Atom 1.6GHz processor and you have a choice of 60GB or 80GB hard drives. It is fairly slim at 0.92 inches thick and quite attractive and it weighs just 2.72 pounds so it is very portable. It will come with Windows Vista, a basic built in webcam, 1GB RAM and Bluetooth and wireless connectivity.

The display is slightly bigger than most netbooks and it offers decent quality images with good brightness at wide viewing angles and a resolution of 1280×800. There are several ports including 3 USB ports, a VGA port, a 3-in-1 card reader and jacks for a microphone or speakers. At just under $600 it won’t break the bank but it isn’t particularly powerful so it is probably only suitable for casual users. Dell seem to be aiming it at the teen market.