In our roundup of five Valentine’s Day gifts for your geek we featured Hallmark’s Valentine’s Day cards featuring sound. That’s fairly old hat now, so three years on and Hallmark has upped its game by creating a limited edition video card that plays some of Disney’s most famous screen kisses.

No, it’s not a YouTube link or a card sent by email. This is a real card which contains a small video screen on which the romantic video is played.

Here’s the rub: in the UK, just 1,500 of these cards have been made and, at just £20 each, demand is likely to be high.

Video clips include moments from Lady and the Tramp, Beauty and the Beast, Sleeping Beauty and Aladdin, and this could be one card that doesn’t end up in the trash soon after February 14th.

(If it does, you’re not allowed to rescue it and give it next year… to anyone)

If you’re in Britain and you want one, you’ll need to get yourself to a Clinton’s store in early February to see if you can bag yourself one.

Otherwise, here are some more Valentine’s gift ideas.

There’s plenty of scope for updating the type of information displayed on it, though. Take Kim Bost‘s business card design which simply provides space for a “status update”.

In case you think that font looks familiar, it’s fittingly the same one used by Facebook ? Klavika from Process Type Foundry according to Ben Pieratt.

It’s a cool concept, though perhaps not the most ideal if you actually want to contact Kim again in the future. Perhaps there’s details on the back – at very least a web site and a Twitter name.

If you had this business card, would you always write an honest status on it, knowing that it could sit around on someone’s desk for months?

(Via Swiss Miss)