The Galaxy Player is an Android 2.1 media player, and it looks like the first device to really go toe to toe with Apple's iPod Touch. It's got a 2MP camera, 8GB or 16GB internal memory along with a microSD slot, an FM radio, GPS, Wi-Fi, 3.2-inch screen, built-in DivX support. And access to the Android Market.

HP released a new video showing off its upcoming "iPad killer"--the Slate tablet PC. The video is reminiscent of Verizon's "Droid Does" campaign highlighting all of the capabilities of the Android-based Droid that the Apple iPhone can't deliver. In a mere 30 seconds HP manages to demonstrate that its tablet is--in a nutshell--everything Apple's iPad isn't.

Shenzhen Million-E Culture Industrial Co. Ltd. is showing a new e-reader based on e-ink with built-in 3G, WiFi and even with resistive touch screens at the CeBIT 2010 consumer electronics show in Hannover, Germany. That's some serious power saved through e-ink, that's what's going to be the driving power behind these e-readers.

Time Inc. showing off its version of a digimag running a touch-friendly issue of Sports Illustrated. The company not only buzzed everyone with this charming walkthough video -- but also had a live, functioning variation of the product up and running on a touchscreen HP laptop.

This has got to be one of the coolest guitars around if you're not a rock star - the Misa Digital Guitar which boasts its very own touchpad. Lovingly constructed by Sydney-based designer Michael, the Misa Digital Guitar relies on your right hand to control the sound that you want instead of plucking strings. Here's what he says about it in brief.

Video demo of the LG Watchphone on Orange. The Touchscreen Watchphone (LG-GD910) will first go on sale in the UK in its Bond Street Station shop on Thursday, 27th August. Available for a limited time only, consumers will be able to purchase the must have gadget of the year at the exclusive price point of £500. Go to www.orange.co.uk/newsroom