iRiver today rolled out the iRiver E50 MP3 player that measuring at only 7 mm thick, the gadget has brushed metal texture in the front and supports most of popular audio formats and FM radio. Each purchase of the iRiver E50 comes with a pair of earbuds. Available in 2, 4 or 8GB storage space, the player also offers a 1.8 inch display, voice recorder, and 52 hours of battery life

NEC today introduced the new member of MultiSync P series. The 22-inch P221W is specially designed for professional graphics who demand high quality LCD screen. The new widescreen monitor offers a 1680×1050 resolution, 96% wide color gamut coverage of AdobeRGB, automatic brightness adjustment, 1000:1 typical contrast ratio, 16ms response time, XtraView+ 178-degree viewing angle, and four-way ergonomic stand. You can purchase this new widescreen display in December 2008 onwards for approx. $637. NEC will also release the optional NEC SpectraviewII kit for hardware color calibration in December this year with a customized sensor and software for wide gamut LCD displays for $375.

iGala Wireless Digital Picture Frame that comes jam paked with 8 inch touchscreen display (800 × 600 resolution), 1GB internal memory, Wi-Fi connectivity, and supports Gmail, Microsoft Windows Live, FrameIt and Flickr. This digital picture frame retails for $239 each.

ViewSonic just announced a pair of 800×600 digital photo frames, the DPG801BK and the DPG807BK.  They’re basically the same product, 500:1 contrast ratio and 512MB internal memory, nothing special, except the DPG807BK comes with a remote control.  No wi-fi on both, and while they look pretty sleek, they barely scream past mediocre.  $119 and $159, respectively, I’m not sure if the remote control is worth the extra $40.  If all that’s not enough for your memories,  you can add more memory with either the USB port or the memory card slot.

The Vudu BX100 retails for $300, but a limited-time promotion includes a $200 movie credit for those who purchase the unit at Best Buy.So basically you’re paying $100 for the machine, which allows you to tap to more than 1,100 HD and HDX movie rentals at $4-6 a pop.  This is even more movies than what XBOX Live Marketplace and Apple iTunes offer at the moment.  This is due to Vudu’s  commitment to add 150 HD flicks per week in October, and it’s still going strong.  So are you ready to jump to HD movie downloads or are you sticking with Blu-ray?

Sanyo comes back with a new WiFi-enabled R227 Tabletop Radio. The device offers standard FM reception with thousands of internet stations and podcasts. It also has stereo speakers, one-button on / off, a bundled remote, an Ethernet jack, auxiliary input for DAPs and an audio output to connect with the sound systems.

The R227 also has an auxiliary jack to allow users to connect their personal audio players, and will support AAC, AIFF, MP3, RM, WAV, WMA files as well as M3V playlists stored on a networked computer. A headphone jack is present, while an output will let users connect the radio to external audio systems when the 4W of power from the R227’s dual speakers is not enough.

A clock and alarm are part of the R227’s features, allowing users to wake up to Internet or FM radio programming as well as buzzer.

The R227 in a black wood gloss finish will ship to retailers in Canada late in October, with pricing set at $220CAD (about $172).