This new Portable HDTV and DVD Player is about the size of a small netbook and it can play back High Definition video up to 720p resolution on it’s 7 inch TFT screen. It also has a built in DVD player, so if you aren’t currently near an HDTV source, you can still watch your favorite movies. $300.
You don’t need a huge entertainment center in your room when you only want to listen to your favorite Internet FM radio stations because you can have it right on your table. The Logitech Squeezebox Radio is one portable device that offers vast sound with an easy to use feature. It is a tabletop radio which is compatible with Pandora, Sirius Internet Radio, Rhapsody, and iTunes music library. $180.
Finding a good way to play your music outside isn’t always easy. This Logitech Rechargeable Speaker S315i can accommodate your iPod and with 20 hours of battery life, you can keep the tunes bumping long into the night. It’s compact design makes it perfect for portability, so no matter where you’re going, you won’t ever have to worry about not having your favorites again. $130.
How about being able to bring your HDTV with you wherever you go? This little telly actually receives an HD signal and has an aspect ratio of 16:9. But, can you really tell with a small 4.25 inch screen? Probably not because you can barely tell the difference between 1080p and 720p on a 37 inch screen. But whatever, since TV signals are going digital, your portables might as well too. $200.
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SanDisk, the company that invented the flash storage cards, which we could now never live without, has just released this new music player to simplify your life. This player, which is made from die-cast aluminum plays slotRadio cards that contain 1,000 songs from the Billboard charts, all pre-organized for you to save you the stress of organizing your iTunes. $100.
A lot of mobile phones these days that have the ability to play back audio and video, store those files on a teeny, tiny MicroSD card, which can sometimes prove difficult getting your PC to read. Not a problem anymore with this EagleTec USB NanoSac MicroSD Card Reader. This little device will turn your memory card into a pen drive in no time. $13.
I really like the idea of this Pacemaker Handheld DJ System. It’s 120 GB hold enough music to keep your club rockin’ until morning without the need to lug around all of that bulky equipment. One thing that this does well, is speeds up and slows down tracks for mixing, but without altering the pitch. $500.
