Nokia N70: Nokia calls its latest 3G model a smartphone, but the handset belongs to the company's imaging phone category. The N70 is slightly wider and longer than traditional candy bar style phones, but offers a 2 megapixel digital camera with built-in flash and 20X digital zoom. In addition, a sliding cover protects the lens when not in use and activates the camera when opened. As a smartphone, it boasts good e-mail support and can play 3D games.
(Price: $3,980)
Samsung YP-J70: Samsung's new portable music player is equipped with 20GB of memory and a bright 4.5cm colour display that can play back video. The YP-J70 is also packed with extra features, such as games and an FM radio. Although it doesn't have the iPod's scroll wheel, the YP-J70's three button configuration offers a simple-to-use navigation system which is supplemented by a motion sensor system that lets you tilt the device at different angles to breeze through the menu.
(Price: about $2,700)
Fujifilm Z2: The follow-up to Fujifilm's first ultra compact camera, the Z1, the chic-looking Z2 offers pretty much the same features but has a higher light sensitivity ofISO 1600. This allows you to shoot photos in low light conditions without using a flash. Like its predecessor, the Z2 has 5.1 megapixel images, a sizeable 6cm colour display and 3X optical zoom. The Z2 can also capture photos in continuous shooting mode to capture a sequence of frames.
(Price: $2,880)