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Samsung E530

Fashionable and feature-filled, Samsung puts a feminist spin on the E530.

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Samsung E700

Dual displays and a camera with multiple shot capabilities top the feature set of the E700. We see this handset appealing to both sexes and across a wide range of markets, from youth to executives.

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Samsung YP-S5 (2GB)

The S5 takes Samsung's touch-button, speaker-enabled K5 and slims it down. We like it, but what's with the mutant earphones?

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Iriver E100 (4GB)

Video's a little shonky and scrolling will test your patience, but the E100 delivers the audio goods and throws in some nifty features to boot.

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Motorola KRZR K1

Polished chrome and a metallic gloss finish add to the KRZR K1's appeal, along with an MP3 player, 262K colour screen and a 2-megapixel camera.

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Samsung eyes bright future for mobile screens

Electronics giant Samsung is hoping to achieve the same success on the small screen as it has with oversize TVs, the company said during a conference in San Francisco on Friday.

Optical IS hits Samsung NV cameras

Samsung has introduced four new cameras in its NV line, all of which have optical image stabilisation.

LG Philips claims largest organic LED display

A 20.1 inch active matrix OLED display was shown in Japan on Tuesday.

LG's sweet lure of Chocolate

Can the company position itself to be taken seriously as a premium mobile brand?

DIY: Monitor buying guide

With so many monitors to choose from, before you buy, it pays to figure out which specs and features will be most important to you.

The M Factor

CNET.com.au's M Factor competition lets you decide which is the ultimate mobile phone in each of six categories - Fashion, Camera, MP3, Smart, Budget and 3G.

Mon dieu! Sagem launches horde of handsets

The French manufacturer stamped its entry into Australia this week by launching a range of mobile phones, flat-screen TVs, digital set-top boxes, routers, and photo printers.