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Console on the go
Sony PSP Go
This new handheld console from Sony further enhances the
gaming experience. It is packaged with the on-the-move
consumer in mind and is convenient in that it does not require
disc-based content. It comes with 16GB of Flash memory
to store digital content including games, videos, music and
photos. It’s smaller and lighter with a cool sliding display and
fits nicely in the pocket. With the entertainment theme in mind,
the PSP Go was designed to come in the colours Piano Black
and Pearl White.
Hands-free fashion
Price £224.99
Selected retailers nationwide
Starck Parrot MINIKIT
This portable Bluetooth hands- Pocket, camera, action
free kit, designed by Philippe
Starck, fuses unconventional Samsung Pocket Camcorder
modern design with practical
no-nonsense technology. Whoever thought you could fit a
Its sleek interface connects camcorder in your pocket? But it
to your Bluetooth phone, seems everything these days is getting
Smartphone, iPhone and PDA smaller. The HMX-U10 records in Full
and synchronises its phonebook HD video and also takes 10 mega-
with the contacts on your phone, pixel still photos. It comes with built-in
whenever it connects – making intelli-studio software, animated
for an easy back-up system. Not thumbnails, and a versatile charging
only does it think for itself, but its system. You can also connect to
voice recognition allows you to dial YouTube worryingly fast with a
numbers by simply saying a name. one-touch ‘upload’ button. It has a
Just be careful who you talk about! distinctive angular shape, designed
Starck Parrot Minikit Chic to be more comfortable to hold.
Price £69.99 Samsung HMX-U10 Pocket
Camcorder, £149
From selected retailers
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