Amex Digital haven’t been snoozing and with the release of their Blu-ray burner For Macs, Macintosh owners can step their game up to the next level. If you own any kind of MacBook or even a Mac with a USB port you can make use of Amex’s new Blu-ray portable device to watch and burn Blu-ray DVD’s.

Tai Chiem’s design takes the PSP 2 and rolls it up using a flexible OLED display and when ready to play, utilises and electric charge to create a rigid, near frameless screen to play on. The speakers on either side of this Playstation Portable 2 Concept can also be used as jog wheels and control knobs. Check the gallery for more pictures.

The Orango V880 portable media player comes with a 2.4″ screen that looks pretty flawless, its USB port is 2.0 USB compatible and the V880 has expandable memory via a microSD card slot. As with many PMP’s these days, it pays homage to the iPod by having a click wheel (even it does try to differentiate itself by glowing blue).

Google Chrome already has a 3% share of the market and it can only get bigger with the release of the portable version of Google Chrome which you can run from a USB stick. Can anybody stop the big G?

The Sound Blaster X-Fi Go! from Creative lets you pimp up the sound capabilities on any PC you plug it into. This portable sound card adds extra bass for when the on-board audio just won’t do.

LG brings us the XD1, a portable hard disk drive that’s as pretty as picture with the brains to match. The LG XD1 hides both USB 2.0 and e-SATA II under its slick exterior and at 2.5inchs, is pocket-power champion