Since their inception, the usage of Portable DVD Players is growing more and more.

So, what are they exactly? They are small portable devices bearing a mini LCD screen that you can carry with you anywhere you go and did I mention they let you play DVDs on the go. Some even let you play music from CDs.

A portable 10 inch DVD player would hardly cost you a lot but the amount of entertainment it can provide you with while you’re on the move is certainly fabulous.

A variety of such players are available in the markets. Some bear swivel-screens that rotate a 180 degrees or even fold flat. Some have iPod docks or even slots for multimedia cards. And some even allow the super-compressing DivX formats.

You may straightaway buy Portable DVD Players from the net from websites like Digital Framez and the sorts.

So get yourself one such player to accompany you in your next trip to the Beverly Hills.

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Not a lot of information is really available about this one, but it is definitely worth a mention.

The AMP speaker is an innovation that doubles up as a desk and with built-in amplifiers, so all you need to do for the AMP to start crunching your numbers, is to connect it to your laptop, iPod, music player, radio or any other music device. There’s an audio jack that is used for this purpose, which ensures that you can connect it to any portable music device you have.

To round it up, it is equipped with a MOSFET amplifier and a 3-way speaker cone set.

It has been designed by Pieter Mae, but it is unclear from his website whether it is still a concept design or has it actually been engineered. Whatever may be the case, it doesn’t really seem very healthy for a laptop though, because of the highly charged magnetic fields it shall bear and the heavy vibrations that it might produce.

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“Whoa!!! It doesn’t matter which card you have, my reader reads all cards.”

ARE YOU SURE??

Does it read SIM Cards??

Voila!!! Here is a 39-in-1 Card Reader by Brando that can even read your cell phone’s SIM Cards. Called iMONO, it is one cool gizmo and has cleverly packed in slots for so many cards in such a small volume.

A SIM Phone Book Editor comes along with it, which can be really handy at times.

You may even use your card as extra RAM, as this handy little tool even supports that in the form of support towards Vista’s ReadyBoost technology.

It ships all over the world and is available for $17.00.

Visit iMONO’s Product Page for its features, more pictures and a list of cards that it supports.

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The iKey FT-86-911-TP keyboard is by far one great piece of accessory. It combines sturdiness with a nice touch of basic. The keyboard is a mobile unit and is resistant to spills and has IP55 specifications.

The universal mounting holes make it ideal for placement in security vehicles. The device also has a built-in trackpad, a one-touch emergency key, and LED-backlighting. No word on the pricing or availability.

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