Samsung's LMD-10A51W is not only one of the cutest portable flat-panel tellies we've seen, but it's got some pretty smart technology on board too. Yes, the MP3 and JPEG playback is nothing new, but an interesting feature on a TV, but it's the Digital Multimedia Broadcasting (DMB) satellite TV tuner on board that makes this a true go-anywhere item. Well, anywhere in South Korea, where the TV will set you back KRW399,000 ($427/£225/€334). ®

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