The BlueDot Divita DVD/CD storage tower is a sort of high-end cataloging system for those who want to keep their collection organized systematically. The unit stores up to 100 CDs or DVD’s and features a 1.8″ color TFT panel with a number pad. This allows the user to add the name for each item in their collection they wish to catalog.

The BlueDot Divita BDM-100S makes it easy to store and find discs in your collection. Its compact body is made of polished metal to give it a very sleek and modern design. The Divita measures in at 205 x 571 x 334 mm and weighs 7kg. Interestingly enough, the direction manual comes in Japanese, yet the machine is operated in English. Available now for $489. — Andrew Dobrow

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You’ve seen how DMB tuners are built into your music player, PDA, phone, electronic dictionary; how about just having a DMB tuner with a screen? If you like to go back to basics, Bluedot might just have the answer for you. Announced today is the BTV-400K that does nothing but receive DMB (One-Seg) broadcast, in fact it is the world’s first portable TV that does that (DMB and DMB only), even the USB port at the side is solely for battery charging but not data exchange with your computer. Well done. You’ll be glad to know that the a 272×400 pixels 4″ TFT screen is mounted on a 70×126mm package with a thickness of merely 11mm. The battery should last for 3 hours, and can be expanded to 10 hours by an optional battery. This portable DMB TV is only available in Japan for USD 300. Another pic after the jump.

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