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Many say that the Sony PSP is a better product for viewing movies than the Nintendo DS. Although they are right, Datel has released a 4GB hard drive/movie player for the DS. The package comes with MAX Media Player cartride, 4GB HDD, Media Manager Software which converts media for the DS, High-Speed USB 2.0 Cable, and User Manual. The bundle is available here for $179.00. Via Gadget Madness.

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There were rumors that there will be an external HD DVD drive for the Xbox 360. It will be released later this year. It was said that the new drive will offer the ability to enjoy HD DVD movies on Xbox and will provide consumers with more choices for experiencing high-definition content in digital form. We can’t find information on shipping dates, pricing, and whether or not the player will support HDCP or HDMI.

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The perfect on-the-go screen has arrived for Xbox 360 users. Joytech has created an LCD screen that attatches to the Xbox 360. The screen features a 9.2 inch display, twin modular stereo speakers, SRS 3-D sound enhancement, two stereo headpohne outputs, and a 160-degree viewing angle. The screen is available here for $180. Via Kotaku.

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Ever wanted more sound out of your PSP. JBL is releasing their “On-Tour” Speakers which make listening to music even better. The “On-Tour” Dock features a built-in digital amplifier with 3W x 2ch output, a 25mm Odyssey neodymium driver, and 100Hz - 20kHz frequency response. The dock will measure at 175 x 88 x 35mm and weighs 350g. Shipping will begin on April 28th in Japan and will cost $191 USD. Via Harman-Multimedia.

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Here’s a handy new accessory for the PSP. The Talkman plugs right in to the USB slot of the PSP and tests your fluency in multiple languages. The software includes English, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, and Korean. This ables the user to translate between languages. The voice-activated software is made to let you interact in the different languages. There are also games included in the software which test you in the different languages. Price is $49.99 and can be bought here. Info via GFG.

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