This is not one of those disposable cameras that helps us when we do not have a proper camera to shoot at unexpected moments but could do well agains its competition. Why? Basically, for its low price. This compact launched recently by the Exemode for just $91.

But by having such a low price it doesen’t mean that the DC539 is crap, because it has 5.1 megapixels of resolution thanks to its CMOS sensor, a TFT 2.4 inch screen and it can record video at 30 frames per second. It has a compact size of 86 x 57 x 26.5 mm and weights only 83g and in the absence of internal memory it has a slot for SD memory cards up to 1 GB. I am not going to say that it can compete with Canon but for $91 is not possible to ask for more.

Can you imagine buying a PMP that could be the same size as the credit card? Needless to imagine much because, the two MPP you see in the image fulfilled those characteristics.

On the left hand we have the Neon M3, which has a LCD 2.4-inch heat-sensitive buttons which facilitates the use of the device in the dark and on the right hand the Ice, which has a screen of 2.8-inch and buttons not sensitive to heat.

Both allow you to see your video files in the most common formats (AVI and MPEG), listen to the radio, voice recording, and of course both are connected to a computer through its USB port. Your battery has a range of 3 – 4 hours in video playback, and both cost 99 dollars.

Newman -Hyun merges two very useful devices in everyday life, a PMP and a high-resolution digital camera, which resulted in L1200.

Despite being a PMP it incorporates a digital camera, with 12 megapixels and a powerful 8x digital zoom, being located on one side of the device, which can be rotated at an angle of 180 degrees. The PMP presents a TFT LCD 3-inch QVGA (320 x 240) and 256,000 colors screen. It has ability to play videos in AVI format with MPEG4 quality, at a speed of 24 frames per second. As for the audio it reproduces the MP3 format, JPEG Image and TXT for eBooks.

As for connectivity and storage capacity, has a USB 2.0 port and a slot for an SD card / MMC. It includes TV Out, in order to directly record our favorite program. Apparently no FM radio, a small defect among many capacities. It incorporates a rechargeable lithium ion. The price of Newman L1200 is 132 US dollars (89 euros).

Samsung BD-UP5000, the high-definition Blu-ray player. At an event held in the United States South Korean firm has confirmed it will put up for sale before the end of the year with a price between 800 and 1,000 dollars.

We remind you that the Samsung BD-UP5000, besides like both HD-DVD or Blu-ray, it can also read DVDs, which apply climbed to enhance its image resolution up to 1080p (1920 x 1080 progressive pixels).

The output HDMI 1.3 can not miss at the Samsung BD-UP5000 and with it we made sure that we will not have compatibility problems with the high-definition televisions for the next generation. It has been confirmed to be launched in Europe, but sooner or later we will also see it around here.

The RAmos RM970 is an audio and video player that looks more like a small PDA that the classic MP3 player that we know. It uses a full-color display of 3-inch resolution 16:9 of 480 × 272 pixels, and comes with at least a couple of unusual features in an MP3 player. On the one hand, a GPS navigation system, which I find perfect for saving some money to buy a separate device.

And another factor that merits attention is that it includes NES emulation to enjoy games of this platform and accompanying multimedia content such as video and audio. The RM970 has a capacity of 2 GB and so far unknown price or launch date, although it appears to be one of the many products almost exclusive Asia.

Although not too much can be said of the new line of compact Casio has launched within its Exilim series. So far, the only thing that is flashing on his sobriety, with a model that provides color black, unlike some of his colleagues.

Outside this option pitch, it has not changed anything with respect to the Exilim V8 we know with metallic finish. Like it, the Casio Exilim Hi-ZOOM EX-V8 retains a CCD sensor of 8.1 megapixels and optical zoom 7 increases. If your question is whether you can record video, the answer is yes, it does so at a speed of 30 frames per second and stores the information in its low of 11.8 MB internal memory but luckily also accepts SD memory and SDHC.