LG’s first touchscreen watch phone, the GD910, features a 3G HSDPA with full Video Conferencing capabilities, 7.2 Mbps download speed and even has a built-in camera for video calls. The LG-GD910 also boasts SMS, Bluetooth, voice recognition and TTS (Text To Speech), Transferring music (MP3) and picture files is a snap, just like on a regular handset.

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The new Pico Projector by Samsung can project images in sizes from 8 x 11 Legal Standard sheet of paper for visibility on a 50-inch screen. The device features a 2.2-inch QVGA LCD display, microSD card support up to 16GB , and it’s also able to read and view PDF files as well as Microsoft Office documents.

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The new W508 clamshell Walkman by Sony Ericsson sports a 3.2MP camera, HSDPA, 1GB M2 card, PC Sync via USB, Bluetooth and music features like Shake and Gesture control, SensMe, TrackID and PlayNow.

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First Sony Ericsson’s Cyber-shot handset equipped with Smile Shutter technology has a 3.2MP camera supporting video recording and playback, Photo Fix, and HP Snapfish. It supports GSM/GPRS/EDGE networks as well as Bluetooth connectivity, a media player, Web browser, photo feeds, video calling, MS Exchange ActiveSync, FM Radio, Video streaming and more.

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