Tokyo Edge: June gadgets are Go with new PSP

June is always a busy month for new gadgets. The E3 video games show, Taiwan's Computex IT show and Singapore's CommunicAsia all provide a launching pad for new products and other companies are busy preparing new gizmos for the upcoming mid-year holidays.

Samsung Galaxy smartphone: Samsung's first smartphone based on Google's Android. The I7500, named the Galaxy, has a 3.2-inch OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) screen, GPS, a 5-megapixel camera capable of recording video, and a scratch-resistant touchscreen that's made of tempered glass. The Galaxy doesn't have a physical keyboard, but the screen is equipped with haptic feedback that's activated when the virtual QWERTY keyboard is displayed, giving users a degree of physical feedback when they type. The lack of a physical QWERTY keyboard and the use of an AMOLED display help to make Samsung's Galaxy very slim.

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