Sony DSC-T1. The Sony DSC-T1 is the smallest 5 Megapixel camera in the world. It's not slated to come to the US until next year, but you can get it now for $699 at Dynamism.com... [Cool Hunting]

Reactions to MobiTV. We didn't mention Sprint's new MobiTV television service for cellphones last week, mainly because we're completely underwhelmed by the prospect of paying ten bucks a month to watch choppy, one frame per second video on a cellphone. Douglas Rushkoff's column in The Feature this week echoes our sentiments, writing that the carriers are wasting their time trying to foist this on the public. On the other hand, the first few reviews of MobiTV that have trickled in have been generally enthusiastic, so maybe it's a bit too soon to write this whole thing off. Read - The Feature - My Cell Phone is Not a TV Read - Russell Beattie - MobiTV: Ooh yeah Read - Niel Eyde - Watching TV on SprintPCS Phone with MobiTV Read - Reiter's Camera Phone Report - Would you watch TV on your phone?... [Gizmodo]

Burn CD-Rs directly from memory cards. New external CD burner from Japanese manufacturer Greenhouse that has a built-in Flash memory card reader for recording CDs directly from SD, CompactFlash, SmartMedia, and Memory Stick memory cards without needing to be connected to a PC. The is out in Japan now, No word on whether the Yakeru-Kun GH-YKR48 will ever be available here in the States, but it seems doubtful. Read... [Gizmodo]

The Gametrac. The Tapwave Zodiac and the N-Gage might be getting some competition. A company called Tiger Telematics is coming out with portable game console called the Gametrac that runs on Windows CE .NET and can play MP3s and MPEG-4 video files, send and receive text messages, and will have a built-in digital camera, an MMC memory card slot, Bluetooth for wireless multi-player gaming, and GPS so that parents can keep tabs on where their kids are (something that will be a major downside to any kid who wants one of these). All of this sounds like a mighty tall order for one handheld device, so we'll see if the Gametrac sports all of these features when it actually comes out. Read [Thanks, Naser]... [Gizmodo]

Seiko Epson's wireless battery charger. Seiko Epson has a figured out a new way to wirelessly recharge batteries. It apparently works so well that someday you might even be able to recharge a dead cellphone just by putting it near the battery of another phone. Read [Thanks, Gert]... [Gizmodo]