The Beam (or Halo) is a mobile handset with a built in projector from Texas Instruments. 
A novel product indeed from Samsung who attempted this last year with a product that never came to market. It’s a full-featured smartphone and from the top of the phone you can project images, video and presentations.
The K01 is the same as the TG02 but with a slide out QWERTY keyboard. 
It’s another large (4.1″) touch screen phone in their Windows Mobile line. It’s got all the same specs but is slightly thicker thanks to the keyboard. It’s also got an AMOLED touch screen where the TG02 has a TFT and can manage up to 32GB microSD expansion.
The TG01 didn’t find much success in the market but Toshiba is pressing on with their Windows Mobile large touch screen line of phones. There hasn’t been much of a change to the specs from the prior version and Toshiba seems to think they can still find some success with this particularly feature-rich, 3G capable, 4.1″ touch screen phone.
The Sony Ericsson Aspen is a simple Blackberry-look-alike. With a full QWERTY
keyboard on the front face sharing space with the touch screen display which makes it somewhat unique. It is being touted as a ‘green’ phone in Sony’s GreenHeart line of phones. Use of recycled materials for packaging, water-based paints and a power-saving application (called an Off button?).
Really, it’s not an exceptional phone when you take a deeper look.
The BlackBerry Storm is the first touchscreen Blackberry and first device without a physical keyboard. It features a touchscreen which reacts physically like a button using the patented Surepress technology.
Features include: