Sony PSP is the thing to look for.

First impression....
Absolutely amazing piece of hardware. The only color I had as an option was black..........I couldn’t take my eyes off for full 2 minutes when I first saw this gizmo, the shear built quality takes your breath away. Screen is HUGE, no matter how many images you have seen online but when you see the actual stuff, you seriously drop a jaw. It looks high tech, complicated, and beautiful. Screen specs....is a 4.3-inch widescreen TFT LCD that displays 16.77 million colors at a resolution of 480-by-272. The thing to note is 16.77 million colors and wide screen, makes movie viewing a pleasure, and when I say pleasure, it MEANS pleasure. It’s absolute DOT clear, the colors pop, and black is very black. The first time you see one of these in action you will be impressed with it, no question about it (of course you needs to know how to get the conversion done to PSP format, as quality seriously depends on that....more regarding conversion later). PSP includes two built in stereo speakers which in my opinion are poor, they are toooo mild and meek. You can only do casual gaming with them, for proper gaming or movies/music plug in the headphones(not bundled in the India Pack). Listening with headphones changes the entire dimension...... especially for games. It’s loud and sharp and you thoroughly enjoy your gaming with them.
As far as the storage goes, no inbuilt HDD, the only thing you have is the Sony/ScanDisk Mem Stick, on which u store all you movies/Games/songs/Snaps and Save data. So it’s got to be huge. 2 GB does the trick but I still say atleast 4 GB (No mem stick is included in the India Bundle, original is hard to afford, get a fake one but you got to have your PSP with you to try out coz 1 out of every 3 does not work. I got the 1GB for 1100 but only the third one worked).

BenQ has launched the BenQ-Siemens EF71 mobile phone in India, which boasts of dazzling looks and advanced sound features. The phone has received the iF Design Award, Red Dot Design Award and the 2006 G-Mark Award.

The compact phone has a 2.2" TFT screen with 262,144 colors that provides crystal clear view even in sunlight. The EF71's FM receiver is paired with a built-in FM transmitter that lets users broadcast the phone's MP3 music to their home or car stereo without the hassle of cables or connection kits. The FM transmitter transmits the music being played on the phone's MP3 player to a close by radio, so that users can hear the music through the radio's speakers, which would be louder.

The EF71's music player is loaded with features like multiple audio playback support (MP3/AAC/AAC+/WMA), 10-band equalizer and 3D-surround sound. Users can perform all playback functions like play, skip, pause or stop, without having to flip open the phone. Users can even view the relevant details about the song playing on the external OLED screen.

Switching between functions like music player to camcorder and back is very simple with the EF71. The phone has a 2 MP camera that allows for unlimited video recording. With 30 frames per second and a 3x liner digital zoom, it provides quality footage. The night-mode option lets users capture scenes even after the sun has set.

This feature-rich phone has full expandability and provides easy connectivity to a laptop or computer via a USB cable. Once connected, this phone can be used as a Webcam. With a laptop and the new BenQ EF71, BenQ said users will always ready for an online videoconference even while on the move.

Ish Bawa, Marcom Head, BenQ India, said, "There is a huge demand in the market for stylish and feature-rich phones. People want their mobile phones to do everything - play music, video clips, games, click pictures, record videos, support latest mobile softwares and also look stunning. Therefore, the new BenQ EF71 fits the bill perfectly."