Sony have created a cool looking portable DVD player named the DVP FX850. It has a cool screen which swivels around in tablet form to allow easier watching in small places. The casing of the player is black which looks great. The screen is 8 inches with a resolution of 800×480 pixels. Formats supported are the usual DVD formats and other files such as MP3 and JPEG can be used.

One feature that I like is the ability to use a flash drive connected to the USB port to play files. Sonys usual stance is to make you use their own format, but here it has been dropped for something that is more standard. As well as having the features mentioned above the player supports DOLBY and DTS which really puts a lot in to this small package.

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This GPS device not only has a GPS receiver inside to help with navigation, but it also boasts cellular data links too. The cellular connectivity allows Yahoo Search to be used to find nearby points of interest and once found, you can set the device to navigate there. Also with the cellular link you can download live traffic data. The device will then plan several routes around bad traffic and roadworks giving you the option of which route to choose. ETAs on each route are also given allowing you to work with your local knowledge and plan what works best for you.

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The Icy Dock is a 2TB storage device which has 4 removable Seagate SATA drives. Each drive has 500GB of storage capacity and runs at 7200RPM with 16MB of cache and is 3.5 inch. Each drive is also hot swappable so that the system does not have to be switched off when a faulty drive needs to be replaced. The casing of the system is made of Aluminium and has some aspects of plastic around it. We are assuming it is a RAID device, but could not find confirmation of this.

The Icy Dock currently costs $1000 and is worth the investment if you have a lot of data that needs accessing by multiple PCs in your home. If it does have RAID then this makes an ideal solution to store data because if 1 drive fails then all your data is still kept safe.

Via: TheTechGeek

This is one way of grabbing the attention of passers by. This idea mixes a waterfall with a plasma display to create a nice looking screen and display. We assume the screen is protected against the water. According to sources the plasma display can connect to any standard device like a DVD player and works just as any regular screen would. Sizes just over a year ago were 42 to 60 inch although since then we assume that larger size screens can now fit.

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The Moodseer sounds like it should be able to predict the future, and sense your mood and play the appropriate music. However, it doesnt do it that way. It works by you categorizing your music and then you tell it what room you are in and what your mood is and then plays the appropriate music.

The device comes with 2 levels of storage, either a 200GB model or 1.5TB model. It costs $4100 for the main unit and then $1500 for each room. To be honest, it does not seem like the best option and it is not something I would personally go for.

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