Aside from the usual features and functions we’ve come to expect from music players, the Mobile Cinema D20 can also play DVDs and display video from its LCoS LED projector. The maximum projection size is 75″, but unfortunately it can’t do HD – max resolution is 640×480. Still, it’s a decent alternative if you’re in need of a display. It can also read both audio and video files from USB, SD and MMC storage media. Here’s a look at the projector in action, albeit in a well-lit room:

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If Freeview TV (DVB-T) service is available in your area you’ll also be able to tune in to that on the D20. The video below has Spanish captions, but its a decent overview of the D20′s functions:

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Here’s a look at the buttons (remember those?) and ports on the D20:

You can order the Aiptek Mobile Cinema D20 from Amazon UK for for about $360 (USD). It ain’t the prettiest gadget out there, but then again you won’t be staring at it when you’re watching videos or playing music.

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The PenCam trio HD also has 4 GB of memory built-in. And as you can (barely) see the camera has a 1.1 inch OLED screen, so you can squint til you go blind while you’re shooting in HD. But Aiptek also considered the sane options – you can connect the Pencam trio HD to an HDTV or upload your videos to YouTube using its Windows-only software.

No word yet on price or availability, but based on the first image, the screen is about twice as large as the camera’s hole, and based on the image above right, that’s a freakin’ small screen.

[via popgadget]