Philips latest portable digital TV for the mass market has been announced and released as the PVD900/37. The device has a big 9-inch 600 x 220 TFT widescreen LCD screen, a built-in HDTV tuner, decent 250mW speakers and a detachable antenna that is useful for over-air digital TV channels to be received.

It has a rechargeable battery that provides up to 3 hours of viewing time. You can grab this at Amazon for just $113.53, which is a bargain for the TV addicted.

It includes a small 3.5-inch display screen, is only 6 inches in diameter, and includes a USB port and an SD card slot to plug in your data. It also comes with a convenient built-in battery that lasts for up to 2 hours (the length of an average movie).

It also comes with a remote and AV cables to connect it to a larger screen, if desired. The Palm-sized DVD Player will run you $149.95, and should suit the needs of any on-the-go movie fan.

It can record in full 1080p mode, and doubles as a 8MP camera as well, while being very portable (about the size of an average smartphone). It swivels and includes a LCD TFT display to monitor your recordings with.

Its even capable of standard def video in 60fps for very nice smoothness, with its MPEG-4 format being universal in playback for many systems, and includes an HDMI out port for connection to a compatible HDTV.

The best part is the price: it sells for only $118.58. Something to check out if you’re in the market for such an item to capture those post-holiday/New Year’s memories.

The module has been placed in the middle of the flashlight that allows you to record VGA videos at a pretty smooth 30fps and pics too at up to 1600×1200 pixels resolution. The LED Light Spy Camera includes 2GB of memory built in and a microSDHC card slot that supports up to 8GB.

You can massage the inner spy inside all of us for 8,400 Yen (around $94 USD).

All you do to operate it is throw in a DVD and it’ll project the image on the wall and put the sound through its in-built stereo speakers, and the image can be up to 50″, so it’ll make quite a splash. And its LED, so the power impact will be minimal, good thing for your wallet.  There’s even a microphone if you’re dying to sing something on it.

It will retail for £159.99 or $260 USD from Firebox.

From their website:

The EVGA Interview™ Display is redefining today’s face to face business interaction. With two displays capable of 1440×900 resolution, along with a 1.3 megapixel webcam and three port USB Hub, the EVGA Interview™ Dual Monitor System is not just another display.

The innovation does not stop there however. Both displays are capable of being rotated independently vertically and horizontally. When the display is flipped 180 degrees vertically, the screen intelligently flips so you can effectively share documents, images, and files with ease. This is the ideal monitor for anyone and everyone who communicates face to face.

Looks cool to us, and even that $649.99 price tag doesn’t loom too large.

More here from their site:

Through the HDMI output, CinemaTube supports full 1080p high-definition video quality in a wide variety of formats, including H.264, MKV, Dixv HD, MOV, VC-1 and FLV. It also supports Dolby surround sound and downmixes DTS files to stereo. CinemaTube comes with embedded YouTube XL, a version of YouTube optimized for viewing YouTube videos on any large screen. This allows users to watch YouTube videos completely PC-free when CinemaTube is connected to the internet and the HDTV. CinemaTube also plays movies stored on external hard drives.

You can grab your pre-order for the CinemaTube for $99.99 on Amazon.

Just press play, and iConvert moves the feed onto the card. From there, you can transfer it to wherever you like, and its in digital format.

This is mainly aimed at people with lots of older format movies who don’t want to have to rebuy them on DVD or another digital format, but still want to clear out space that those tapes tend to take up.

It’s available at the Brookstone website for $99.95.

This 27-inch monitor includes 1920×1080 Full HD resolution, 5ms response times (which includes a 3ms Gray to Gray response time), 1,000:1 contrast ratio, with a 30,000 dynamic contrast ratio. This is a heavy duty device for big time computing, obviously.

Sounds is decent too with a 4-Watt speaker system, anti-glare screen, and various outputs including HDMi, DVI and VGA.

As you’d expect, a monster screen like this ain’t cheap, retailing for around $500 or so on its release.

Its rated at 2500 lumens, which means it can project clearly even in if it isn’t pitch dark in the room showing the images. A 2000:1 contrast ratio is included with a res of 1024×768 XGA pixels for images. But most interestingly of all, its throw ratio of 0.9 which permits a 50 inch image to be thrown from just 3 feet or so, which is pretty darn useful.

Manual focus and digital zoom function is included as well as dual RGB inputs, component, composite and S-Video that permits connection to many kinds of gadgets.

It retails for $799 on Amazon right now. Feel free to look if a flexible, short throw projector fits your needs.