The Aiptek T30, as showcased at Computex 2009 is, designed to support Apple’s iPods and iPhones. It uses RGB LED backlighting and can project images in sizes up to 50 inch. The T30 also comes with AV-in recording.

Aiptek has introduced two new pico projectors at Computex 2009. The T20 pico projector is designed for use with notebooks. It’s is powered directly through a USB port and therefore does not include an internal battery. It’s capable of displaying VGA resolution images at sizes up to 42 inch.

Sony announced the PSP Go at E3 today. It’s the smallest PSP system yet. It has a 3.8-inch LCD, built-in Bluetooth and 16GB of internal storage. This PSP no longer has an UMD drive, so your games and videos will load through the optional Memory Stick Micro or downloaded over the PlayStation Network.
It should be launched on October 1 for $249 in North America and for € 249 in Europe.

SilverPAC has announced their beautiful SilverFrame Advanced Digital Picture Frame (ADPF) at Computex 2009 (Taipei). The ADPF comes with a 10 inch touchscreen (1024×576)  and has 802.11n WiFi built-in. Running on Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2 and featuring Windows SideShow and with support for Windows Live FrameIt, the ADPF becomes a full multimedia experience. Besides showing all your photos, even from Picasa, Photobucket or Facebook, it also plays audio and video streams and can sync with your calendar!

You’re crazy about reading books? And feel like you want to always have your whole library with you? Than the new Amazon Kindle might be an interesting reading device for you.