Chances are you’ve not seen this yet but one lucky dude has been using Samsung’s WMG150 Wireless player and even videoed it for our perusal. It’s a nifty little gadget that basically connects to a TV or PC monitor and the user can relay images, videos and even office documents from his phone to a larger screen. The player can decode HD content up to 720p and can also play DivX and Xvid files. It is DLNA certified and has Wi-Fi, which means any Wi-Fi equipped gadget can be used along with WMG150.

If we’re speaking of Samsung phones – Omnia, Jet, Omnia HD, Omnia 2 and all the new ones with Wi-Fi should work just fine.

The video poster says it connects through HDMI but I presume it should have other A/V connectivity options too.

Apart from launching a phone, Sony Ericsson also revealed a wireless speaker, MBS-900. It supports 2.1 channels that streams music wirelessly via Bluetooth (A2DP and AVRCP). A monochrome OLED screen is present to display track names, built-in FM radio receiver and feature to mute itself during incoming calls. No word on the pricing but it will be available in the first quarter next year.

UPDATE: Amazon is taking pre-order of this keypad for $50. Click here.

Apart from unveiling the new PSP and 160GB PS3, SCE also announced a wireless QWERTY keypad which easily sits on the SIXAXIS or Dual Shock 3 controller. The keypad will make it easy for the gamer to type in and chat on PS3. There are shortcut buttons placed on the keypad to quickly access Friends and Message menu in XMB and also a touch pad button. The touch pad will allow PS3 users to use the entire surface of the keypad as a touch pad, allowing them to easily maneuver the pointer while web browsing, simply by sliding their finger on the keypad surface.

Pricing will be revealed in few weeks and will be first released in North American continent in late November followed by Japan, Europe and Asia by the end of this year.