InterAct Acessories' new Mobile Monitor. The LCD screen clips onto the back of the PS one, the relatively new, scaled-down version of the PlayStation that plays all the original PlayStation games. With the Mobile Monitor, InterAct has included an adapter so the PS one can draw power through a vehicle's cigarette lighter socket. That ought to keep the kids quiet in the backseat. Picture quality is impressively sharp and vivid for such a small screen, although tiny text can strain your eyes.
Sound quality is tinny but adequate.
The only real problem with the Mobile Monitor is the price. It's one of the most highly anticipated snap-ins for Handspring's Visor line, and the VisorPhone has a lot to love. Weighing just under 3 ounces, this module transforms the digital organizer into a mobile phone with some great advantages. A user can access his address book and dial directly with the tap of the stylus. When a call comes in, the VisorPhone pulls up data from the address book to display who's calling and other stored information.