Takara has been launch their MP3 player Transformers Music Label Series in Japan market.

The MP3 player also consist earphone Frenzy & Rumble, the Soundwave mp3 player. It can be transform to be a robot toy which character come from the Transformers movie.

The Mp3 player can be purchased around 10,500 Yen japan and the earphone only 3,150 Yen Japan.

Samsung, one of the best electronic manufacture present Samsung SPH-w2700 with 11.9-mm thick slim in Korea market.

The clamshell design support quad-band GSM and comes with 2.3 inch display 262k color TFT screen and 0.9″ external OLED screen. The phone also support MP3 player, able to utilize the HSDPA data connection for video calling with better data bandwidth.

Carrying the XpressMusic name, the Nokia 5300 looks great, especially with the clever dedicated multimedia keys, but ultimately it’s a pretty standard handset roughly analogous to the Nokia 6131 clamshell. There’s a QVGA 240×320 pixel TFT display, a 1.3 megapixel camera, microSD memory expandable to 2Gb, Bluetooth, a stereo FM radio and an MP3 player in a package weighing 104 grams.

The Archos 604 WiFi ($450) does everything you would expect from a PMP. Its 30GB hard drive can store up to 85 movies, 300,000 photos or 15,000 songs, and its 4.3-inch TFT touch screen dishes out video at 480 x 272. It plays MPEG-4 and WMV video right out of the box and will play MP3s, WMA files, and AAC music. The included Photo Viewer will show off your favorite pictures as long as they are in JPEG, BMP or PNG, and your 604 WiFi will even read PDF files. The 604 will record video in MPEG-4 with the optional DVR docking station, and will record audio through the built-in microphone.

It’s not like we haven’t been teased here at Engadget Mobile with all the spy pics taken of the LG VX9900 lately. And with release dates coming and going, it’s begun to wear a bit on our patience.

LG’s VX9800 multimedia/communicator cellphone just got one of the highest forms of praise possible by a reviewer. Not much of a surprise, then, that MTR gives the VX9800 five out of five stars and their Editor’s Choice designation; the only real fault they can find with the phone itself is that the speakerphone doesn’t work with the clamshell closed.

The Sony Ericsson W810 is a fairly minor upgrade, featuring an improved keypad layout for playing back multimedia, and it’s now a quad band GSM handset, rather than tri-band. Sony Ericsson have also added EDGE high speed data, allowing quicker access to the internet for those who have a compatible carrier – and the W810 also supports over-the-air music downloads, so EDGE will be a real advantage for those who have it.

Nokia announced today three new N-Series 3G multimedia cell phones. Along with the Nokia N80 and the Nokia N92 , is the Nokia N71. The N71 will allow users to play music and browse the web “in a completely new way”.

The new W950i Walkman cellphone stands out from the crowd with its four-whooping-gigabytes of flash memory, large touch-sensitive display, and keypad that flush with the surface. Music junkies will also appreciate its dedicated music controls. Strangely, Sony Ericsson calls its color Mystic Purple.