After a long silence, a new Motorola mobile phone was introduced; the Motorola ZN5 Motozine. This promising handset features a 5.0 Megapixel digital camera with special Kodak Imaging Technology. The Motorola ZN5 also offers Wi-Fi, FM radio, Bluetooth and expandable memory. The ins and outs of the new Motorola ZN5 Motozine's performance can be read in the following LetsGoMobile product review.

The new Apple iPod nano features an oblong and mainly flat design. The media player has been equipped with a 2 inch crystal monitor that also allows for watching videos. The iPod nano offers sufficient memory capacity with 8GB, or in the case of the other model, even 16GB. An integrated sensor detects rotating of the monitor and allows you to use the new cover-flow function. All of this on an iPod nano with a depth of a mere 6mm. Read our review and get to know all about this media player.

The LG T80 media player features a 3 inch WQVGA (400 x 240) touchscreen TFT color LCD and offers access to the world of DVB-T. Although the T80 prefers not to go along with the hype of current media players when it comes to its design, marketing etcetera, the media player does look extremely promising. Developed by the designers of the Prada mobile phone line-up, the T80 is the next step of LG's portable media player collection. Read our review for more information!

The BlackBerry Bold 9000 is an elegant addition to the BlackBerry range. Thanks to its beautiful design, the full QWERTY keyboard, built-in GPS receiver, 3G browsing speed, WiFi and a large clear screen, this BlackBerry phone does not solely appeal to the enterprise user. You can read our findings about the BlackBerry Bold 9000 in the full LetsGoMobile product review.

The Archos 405 is a portable media player of the Archos Generation 5 series. This version features a large 3.5" TFT LCD monitor with no less than 16 million colours, among other things. The Archos Media player offers a stunning 30GB of capacity which suffices for storage of approximately 12,250 songs. Archos's slogan says: "Entertainment your way!". Does Archos live up to this with the Archos 405? Read our review for a full overview and conclusion of the Archos 405.

The N96 is a long-awaited promising mobile phone of the Nokia brand. The internal memory of 16GB, the 5.0 Megapixel digital camera, FM radio, GPS receiver, HSDPA and of course, the mobile television function, make the Nokia N96 a fully equipped device. Just how well this cell phone functions in daily use can be read in the following LetsGoMobile full Nokia N96 product review.

Garmin is treading new ground with the Colorado series. An updated appearance and a more structured amount of buttons. The monitor has gained a higher resolution whilst the Rock 'n Roller makes its appearance. The main change is the introduction of Wherigo, an enhancement that is similar to geocaching, yet offers a lot more than just searching for caches. We have taken a closer look at the Colorado 300 and took the device with us into town and forests. Our experiences can be read in the following review,

SanDisk was founded in 1988 by a gentleman named Eli Harari. SanDisk is the inventor of flash memory cards, and is today's largest supplier of flash memory products in the world. With in-house developed technologies, large amounts of files can be stored on USB sticks, mobile phones, digital cameras, camcorders and, the most recent addition, even on digital audio / video players. The Sansa View series is already the next generation of portable media players by SanDisk.

The SanDisk Sansa Clip is an extremely small MP3 player, not much bigger than a matchbox, yet, it seems to house all the necessary functions. SanDisk comes with a bicoloured OLED monitor and 4GB memory to take on the battle with the Apple iPod Shuffle and the Creative Zen Stone. 'A remarkably small MP3 player with high quality sound' is what SanDisk says about it. Read our Sansa Clip review to find out our experiences with this music player.

The BlackBerry Pearl 8110 is a neat business all-rounder. The 2.0 Megapixel digital camera and built-in GPS receiver including the media player, make the BlackBerry suitable for versatile use. Packed with the BlackBerry features and carried out in the size of a standard mobile phone, the Pearl 8110 is absolutely a welcome addition to the BlackBerry series. Our findings with the Blackberry Pearl 88110 can be read in the following full product review.