Sony showcased Cyber-Shot DSC-W220 digital camera during CES 2009 event. This point-and-shoot camera comes with a 12.1 megapixel CCD sensor, a Carl Zeiss® Vario-Tessar 4x optical zoom with 30 millimeter (equivalent) wide angle view, a 2.7-inch display, HDMI out, and 15MB of onboard storage with Memory Stick slot for external memory. Sounds nothing special, but take a look at these two functions called Intelligent Scene Recognition and Dynamic Range Optimizer. Previously only available in high-end Cyber-Shot series, these features help users get the best out of this camera.

Intelligent Scene Recognition automatically recognizes a total of five scenes—twilight portrait, twilight, twilight using a tripod, backlight and backlight portrait; and optimizes the camera settings for shooting situations, taking an additional shot in low and bright light scenarios when there are two different approaches to shooting a scene so users can choose which picture they would like to keep.

As for the Dynamic Range Optimizer, it uses a sophisticated algorithm to determine the best exposure and contrast settings in almost any shooting environment, giving images a natural look with clearer details that match what you see with your naked eye. Wonderful, isn’t it?

Other features include Optical SteadyShot™ image stabilization and the incorporation of the company’s Smile Shutter technology automatically captures a smile the moment it happens. There’s also an adult and child priority setting while shooting scenes containing both adults and children, and the camera will distinguish one face from another.

Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W220 digital camera is retailed for around $190. Four different colors are available: silver, black, pink, and blue.

Egoman of China showcased its MP810RSTX PMP during last IFA 2008. The device sports a 4.3-inch touchscreen display, a microSD / T-Flash media card slot, G-Sensor function (what is this?), TV-out port, and optional FM radio and FM transmitter module. It supports AVI, RMVB, APE, FLAC, MP3, and WMA media formats. No words on pricing and availability though.

The new 11.8-inch SDP120DT Portable DVD Player looks so sexy. Displayed during IFA 2008 in Berlin, the device comes with a hand-holder on top, making it easy to carry arround. Even better, if you’re out of movie collection, you can turn on its digital TV tuner (DVB) and watch your favourite TV programme.

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Reigncom showcased M3 GPS Navigation during IFA 2008 in Berlin. This PND offers a 3.5-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 320×240, a video/audio playback, photo viewer, and a 1GB of onboard storage for storing the maps data and multimedia collection. Unfortunately, that’s all we have about M3 — no detail specs, no pricing, no availability date.

Here goes another notebook from Medion, the Akoya E8410 laptop. Also unveiled during IFA 2008, this 18.4-inch machine is powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo T9600 processor and an nVidia GeForce 9100M graphics engine. Sounds powerful, huh? Even better, the laptop is also equipped with a Blu-Ray drive and a Dolby surround sound system engine. Pretty nice!

Medion proudly displayed another alternative to UMPC world, the 10-inch AKOYA Mini Netbook, during IFA 2008. Powered by a 1.66GHz Intel Atom N270 processor, the compact laptop features an Intel GMA950 graphics engine, a 1GB of main memory, and an 80GB of hard drive. It is also equipped with built-in WIFI connectivity, LAN, USB ports, media card reader, and earphone jack.

Measures 228 x 135 x 25mm and weighs 830 grams (incl. battery), Viliv S7 is one of the many UMPCs displayed during IFA 2008 in Germany. It’s obvious since compact laptop / mini notebook is this year’s current trend, thanks to Asus’ Eee PC. Regarding S7, powered by an Intel Atom Centrino SLT processor (1.3Ghz/1.6Ghz/1.86Ghz), it sports a 7-inch touchscreen WSVGA display, a 30GB/60GB of hard drive, and a handy integrated SiRF Star III GPS receiver for built-in satnav capabilities. Like many UMPCs outthere, this one also has a a wide-range of mobile connectivity options, including Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, WiBro, HSDPA, and 802.11b/g WiFI.

Other features include a QWERTY keyboard, a built-in DMB TV tuner, H.264 1080i/720p support, and up to 8 hours of battery life with over 9 hours of continous movie playback. As for the operating system, users can choose between Windows XP Home or Windows Vista.

Viliv S7 UMPC is scheduled to hit the store in the first quarter of 2009.

Reigncom unleashed its cute as hell Mickey Mouse-shaped portable MP3 player called MPlayer Eyes during IFA 2008 in Berlin, Germany. Its eyes come with built-in LED lights, thus capable of glowing while playing music. You ca store up to 2GB of music inside and then listen to them for up to 9 hours non-stop. No words on pricing unfortunately.

Samsung Series 8 is another new full HD LCD TV from Samsung. At just 44.mm thick, the TV offers a USB 2.0 port, four HDMI inputs, Full HD Motion Plus Technology, DLNA, WiseLink Pro, and content library. Like its sibling, Series 8 also blessed with an interesting feature call InfoLive, which allows users to read real-time information (news, weather, sports, etc) right on their TV screen. No words on pricing and availability unfortunately.

Check the official press release for detail information.