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- CVGI-E28 All-In-One Multimedia Projector
- DigiCube MIDPhone-50 Mobile Internet Device
- Portable NES Nintendo Mobius1ski Mobile Games
- THQ World Zoo Release Autumn Games
- During Square Enix E3 2009 Games
- Shuttle X Vision X50 15.6 Inch LCD Ultra-Slim Notebook
| CVGI-E28 All-In-One Multimedia Projector Posted: 05 Jun 2009 09:45 AM PDT This projector is more than your average projector. It works like a projector, media player, DVD player and a video game console into the device 1. He was appointed CVGI-E28 and is an LED headlamp, who founded a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels and can run a fairly large screen over 100 inches.
The E28-CVGI has several entrances to VGA, HDMI, S-Video and composite inputs. However, as it is built, you can actually just plug the device and use the DVD player to your content. The sound is also built in stereo to play directly on the projector. Video games, plays wont win many awards, but there are resources available that will keep young people entertained for a bit. RF motion sensing controller is provided and the device is apparently capable of emulating aged 8 to 16-bit games. * Model E28-CVGI Multimedia Projector with DVD + TV + HDMI + Games [ via gadgetvenue ] a |
| DigiCube MIDPhone-50 Mobile Internet Device Posted: 05 Jun 2009 06:31 AM PDT DigiCube MIDPhone The 50 is a MID (Mobile internet device) that a 5 “screen with 800 x 480 pixels resolution. The screen is backlit by LEDs and is also tactile. Unlike others MID MIDPhone (as its name suggests) provides the functionality of the phone.
The processor executes the DigiCube is an Intel Atom Z500 running at 1.1/1.6GHz. It comes with either 512MB or 1GB of DDR2 memory, a 16GB SSD and an integrated camera, too. The screen slides to the side, revealing a full QWERTY keyboard which has an integrated touchpad. The MID has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity for voice and it is compatible 3.5G. It seems (but the details are a little short for the moment) a WiMax module is also available. DigiCube MIDPhone the 50 measures 171.8 x 84 x 25.5 mm and weighs 420g and is expected to run either XP or Vista (I recommend you select the XP). The main drawback is the poor battery life of only 2 hours, which is zero, if you ask me. [ via gadgetvenue ] a |
| Portable NES Nintendo Mobius1ski Mobile Games Posted: 05 Jun 2009 04:23 AM PDT If Nintendo DSI is not your style, you can check the latest mobile games. The Portable NES was created by Nintendo Mobius1ski that combined an entertainment system with a running shoe.
Of course, the system is not fully portable as you need to connect to a monitor screen, and attach a pad, but it’s a fun little mod. [ via gadgetvenue ] a |
| THQ World Zoo Release Autumn Games Posted: 05 Jun 2009 01:16 AM PDT Players can now get the chance to actually have their own zoo. THQ announced its latest set of World Zoo. No more looking through the fence, to wild animals. With this new game, players can interact, care and build relationships with the many animals in their zoo. The game is designed for various consoles like the Nintendo DS, Wii and Windows PC.
Players can let their imagination, like the animals in their virtual zoo. With many customizable features, this game is scheduled for animal-based simulation to the next level. Players will have 11 families with more than 90 different animals tend to do. Players will also have the chance to interact with different species of animals in the zoo. Randy Shoemaker, Vice President, global brand management THQ shared, “We are very pleased to present this game for animal lovers and zoo fans of all ages. This game develops the zoo real world experience, giving players an all access pass to interact with the world’s most amazing animals close and personal. “ The game incorporates the characteristics of animals Creator that allows players to create many animals and customize according to their desire. There are 20 exhibitions in the world of the game Zoo. With the functionality of network Adoption of animals, players can add different animals to these exposures. In addition to the game, National Geographic also provides players with fun facts about different animals. All animals in the virtual zoo has its own personality and attributes. Players must be able to determine the behavior and act accordingly to keep the content and gain their trust. [ via techshout ] a |
| During Square Enix E3 2009 Games Posted: 04 Jun 2009 10:11 PM PDT We have already had three major, Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo giving their press conference at E3 2009, and now it is time for other ventures. This time, it was the turn of Square Enix to take the stage, and as you might expect, it is all about Final Fantasy XIV.
Director of the game, Nobuaki Komoto, with the producer Hiromichi Tanaka, were on hand at the press conference to offer details of the game, which should be released in 2010. The duo certainly raised some questions, but what do you expect. G4.com said that the developers admitted that FFXIV is scheduled to be released on the Sony PS3 and PC, but considering all options, this could mean that Final Fantasy XIV could make its way to the Xbox 360. This game could be perfect for Microsoft Project Natal new system, you can read more here. [ via product-reviews ] a |
| Shuttle X Vision X50 15.6 Inch LCD Ultra-Slim Notebook Posted: 04 Jun 2009 07:03 PM PDT Shuttle has released their new ultra-slim all-in-one PCs this week. It is called the Vision X and X50 has a 15.6 inch LCD touch screen built in. The screen can be worked with the stylus pen. It comes with 1 GB of DDR2 memory and an Intel Atom 330 Dual-core processor.
These features enable it to run Windows XP or Windows Vista. A 160 GB SATAII HDD is included that provides a lot of storage space and a 4 in 1 memory card reader is also included allowing you to quickly transfer photos from camera to your PC. X Vision X50 wireless 802.11n is built in allowing fast network speeds if you have equipment at home. 5.1 HD audio is included and the PC has 2 x 2W integrated speakers and a microphone and webcam for video conferencing on software such as Skype. [ via gadgetvenue ] a |
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