The Buzz

The M Player: A super tiny, cute for your kids 1GB MP3 player with a Mickey Mouse theme done in concert with Disney.

Dual comes in with an all-in-one aftermarket media machine. The RBX8510, a CD player, receiver, DVD player, and tuner. A phone button connect you with blue tooth and a right-side USB port lets you connect to iPod or pull photos from your digital camera into the media player.

 
The Argo Cinema 2 3D Private Viewer, billed as the world’s first private entertainment system, takes the idea of tuning out to a new level. An inspired mesh of 3D glasses meets earphones meets  DVD player, the Argo’s screen can only be seen by you, letting you watch R-rated movies on the airplane without getting dirty looks  from the person sitting next to you. From company 22moo International. The set will retail at $549.00.

Most ubiquitous product of CES? iPod Docks. Chinese company 3NOD Systems did the best of doing something different. This desk set/dock has cup holders, pen holders and storage for business cards. Invisible speakers are in the raised part of the set.

For all those guys who can’t quite get the words “Marry Me” out without choking, a solution. A ring box with a mini video screen embedded. You can videotape your proposal and just have the UPS guy deliver it. Who needs all that stress, anyway? The makers, Euricase, say it’s a major hit with military men stationed in Iraq who can’t do the deed in person.

Destined for Oprah’s “favorite things”.