Mobile phones

An impressive mobile-phone-watch with a 2Mp camera, 512Mb memory, MP3/4 support, tri-band GSM and bluetooth. They claim it is also shockproof and waterproof.

The Nokia 6600 fold is a compact 3G handset with 2 megapixel camera and quick access to Internet services such as Yahoo! Go.

The glossy surface contains a display that lights up with two taps of the phone and also allows control of alerts and incoming calls. 

The LG SH150A is a "DMB TV" phone. It supports 7.2Mbps HSDPA data, has two cameras (back 2 megapixels, front VGA). Interestingly, the phone has a special "blacked-based" GUI to reduce power consumption (this can only be achieved using an emissive display, such as an OLED).

The phone will be sold for 400$.

The strange looking Protege G450 is a USB modem, but it can also function as a GSM phone.

It has 160MB of internal memory,claims 300 hours of standby and 180 minutes of active time, and is only 4" in length. It should sell for around 290$.

The world's first "modular phone" is a small phone that can be inserted into several "jackets" (such as an A/V player, a car-audio system, a music-phone, GPS unit, etc.).

The device is basically an "extended" sim card coupled with flash memory and a GPRS phone.

A HSDPA (WCDMA) phone from Samsung. The phone has a 5Mp camera with 3x optical zoom.

The phone support bluetooth and microSD expansion cards.

The W61T from Toshiba supports 1set broadcasts via an external antenna (doesn't have an internal one). Supports bluetooth, and has a 3.24Mp camera.

The W61SA has a touch sensor used to control the volume of the 1seg broadcasting and change the channel. It has bluetooth and an FM transmitter that can send audio signals to a car stereo or any other FM receiver.

The Motorola U9 is a clamshell phone - a quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE phone.

It has a 2mb camera, Bluetooth 2 and it comes in several colors.

The first samsung with an AMOLED display.

Samsung say they will make around 1,000 of the units a month, which will be sold for 650$.