Sony Cybershot T5: Sony's T-series family of ultra-thin, compact digital cameras has a new addition: a T5 with a distinct, two-tone design. Looks aside, it's essentially the same as its predecessors, with 5.1 megapixels, 6cm display and a F3.5 Carl-Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens with 3X optical zoom. It also features Sony's Real Imaging Processor chip to offer improved camera operation speed and optimised power consumption. (Price: $2,700-$2,800)
Logic3 PSP535: You've probably seen dozens of speaker accessories for Apple iPods, but Logic3 has made one specifically for the Sony PlayStation Portable. The PSP535 gives you two speakers on either side of the unit to boost sound volume. However, the PSP535 isn't designed for gaming, as it blocks the controls. Instead, it turns the PSP into a mini theatre centre. The docking unit
also charges the PlayStation when it's plugged in. (Price: about $700 from online retailers)
BenQ P50: Taiwan's BenQ has made a big splash in the PDA market with the highly anticipated (but long delayed) P50 Windows Mobile-powered phone. Like the Treo, the O2, and HP's iPaq 6515, the P50 comes with a built-in mini QWERTY keyboard for typing e-mails and text messages. The P50 also features a big 262,000-colour display, 1.3 megapixel integrated camera, and Bluetooth and Wi-Fi wireless connectivity. (Price: $6,465)