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- Palm Pre, iPhone, and BlackBerry 3G Network Phone
- LG 55LHX and LH85 Wireless LED HDTVs
- Sharp AQUOS BD-HP52U Internet Connection Blu-ray Player
- Apple Headphones MP3 Speaker
- Blue Microphone Eyeball Automatically Webcam
- Nokia Booket 3G Preorder Netbook
- Nokia N900 First Look Comparison Phone
- Panasonic SC-BTX70 Blu-ray Disc Home Theater
- HP OfficeJet 7000 Wide Printer
| Palm Pre, iPhone, and BlackBerry 3G Network Phone Posted: 13 Sep 2009 03:17 PM PDT It is obvious today that many people opt for handsets based on performance and features, by cons very often people give something very important, the carrier. All the most advanced devices today really push the barriers of 3G networks, therefore, the next era of terminals will be very dependent on high performance networks.
It was not too long, the only carriers had to provide a service for phones that were able to send text messages and making voice calls, but since then the combined left, it started with messaging photo and quickly switched to video calling and full Internet connectivity. With talk of a 4G iPhone possible in the near future, it seems that operators like Verizon and AT & T will have to upgrade their networks substantially, if not the future BlackBerry, iPhone and Palm phones will choose their proprietary networks wisely. [via product-reviews] a |
| LG 55LHX and LH85 Wireless LED HDTVs Posted: 13 Sep 2009 12:03 PM PDT LG has two series of HDTVs wireless, 55LHX and LH85, at CEDIA 2009. The 55-inch 55LHX is a wireless HDTV with LED thin-backligth while the LH85 series will be available in 55-55LH85 inch and 47 inch models 47LH85.
LG HDTV 55LHX and LH85 Wireless allows users to place the HDTV almost anywhere in the room. A box of materials is provided ansmit an uncompressed 1080p Full HD with virtually no signal interference or delay directly to the TV and the HDTV is able to receive the signal up to 30 meters. This means, users simply connect all their media devices such as cable box, blu-ray/dvd player, game console to the media box and begin their experience of wireless entertainment. LG 55LHX reached the THX Display certification and features 5,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, a complete LED backlighting with local dimming, and TruMotion 240Hz technology. The LH85, on the other hand, has a 80000:1 contrast ratio, 24p Real Cinema technology and USB 2.0 to access MP3 music and JPEG. The LG 55LHX is priced at $ 4799 and 55LH85 and 47LH85 cpost $ 3199 and $ 2399 respectively. [via itechnews] a |
| Sharp AQUOS BD-HP52U Internet Connection Blu-ray Player Posted: 13 Sep 2009 09:39 AM PDT Sharp announced at CEDIA 2009, the new AQUOS BD-HP52U Blu-ray Disc. The player supports BD-ROM Profile 2.0 for elements of interactive BD Live through an Ethernet jack, an Internet connection lets users download and stream bonus content.
The AQUOS BD-HP52U Blu-Ray plays at 1920 × 1080 Full HD at 24fps. He can see signals and standard definition DVD playback supports AVCHD video. It is equipped with audio circuits with AC power to power level which provides a better quality picture and sound and provides dynamic 7.1-channel audio and video true to life. Supported audio formats include Dolby Surround TrueHD and DTS HD Master Audio via HDMI digital output and Dolby Digital Plus. The device supports BD-ROM/RE/R, DVD Video, DVD-RW / R, DVD + RW / R, Audio CD, MP3 and JPEG images. It has a digital output HDMI 1.3 with Deep Color and xv Color. An RS-232 is available for external monitoring system. Sharp will release the BD-HP52U AQUOS in October for $ 379.99. [via itechnews] a |
| Posted: 13 Sep 2009 07:21 AM PDT If you have a tip for your Apple headphones, now you can have a speaker that looks like them. This way you can still show your support for all things Apple, even if you buy a non Apple gadget to do that. With this you can play your music out loud to friends or even just for you. You can also stream your music in public places, which is always charming.
Of course not saying that everyone buying this product would be one of those people who play their music for everyone to hear during a hike of 4 hours by train. Some of you might be forms of courtesy try to keep your music to yourself. This speaker is 3 inches long and has a keyring attached to the CAP. To use, just pop in the end taking the door key and plug it into your MP3 player. You can buy headphones MP3 Speaker for $ 10.98 from Things You Never Knew Existed. [via coolest-gadgets] a |
| Blue Microphone Eyeball Automatically Webcam Posted: 13 Sep 2009 05:07 AM PDT The eyeball is a specially designed, which takes place after the Snowflake microphone with its spherical shape. Its base is a clip-shaped thing that rests atop a laptop easily, and serves as a support if the user wants to put on any flat surface.
There is a video of me giving a review of the eye while being filmed by the eyeball. Yeah, that’s clumsily written, but just watch, and it will be logical. You should be able to buy the eyeball Blue Microphones for just under $ 140 on sites like Amazon. The eyeball has a camera lens that appears front and rear to the touch. This will ensure that the target is covered when you do not want to be filmed. I think it is important at a time when many programs turn on the webcam automatically. The eyeball is compatible with many programs including Skype, iChat, Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, AOL Instant Messenger and Google Talk. It requires no special software to install and plugs directly into a USB port. [via coolest-gadgets] a |
| Nokia Booket 3G Preorder Netbook Posted: 13 Sep 2009 03:00 AM PDT To all who seek to take the booklet Nokia 3G Netbook, we have some good and bad news. The good news is that the netbook is now available for preorder, but the bad news is that it will cost you an arm and a leg to do so.
According to the report from I4U, you can now preorder the netbook the Italian Nokia shop. However, it is not listed in the estimated € 570 price tag that we thought it would, but rather extortion € 699, which is about U.S. $ 1021. Whereas most netbooks are priced around $ 400-500, Nokia seems to have been a little crazy with their 3G booklet. [via product-reviews] a |
| Nokia N900 First Look Comparison Phone Posted: 13 Sep 2009 01:16 AM PDT Another video for our readers today, this time it’s a first look at the new Nokia N900 successor to the Internet Nokia series and gives a comparison of differences between the Nokia N900 and its predecessor the Nokia N810 .
The new Nokia N900 offers a Mozilla based browser with Adobe Flash 9, 3.5-inch WVGA touch screen resistive OpenGL ES 2.0, WiFi, HSPA, 5 megapixel camera, slide out QWERTY keyboard, and is considerably smaller than the Nokia N810 . The video can be viewed below courtesy of runs daily mobile for a period of ten minutes and cool offers a good overview of the new Nokia N900, so check it out and enjoy. [via phonesreview] a |
| Panasonic SC-BTX70 Blu-ray Disc Home Theater Posted: 12 Sep 2009 11:33 PM PDT The work is very demanding nowadays, and as the saying goes, “a man’s home is his castle, so why not pamper yourself whenever you’re back after a long hard day at the office? Instead of investing in a system of Spa, why not the spirit of fun with the latest blockbuster movies while your ears enjoy outside of the average audio quality through the Panasonic SC-BTX70 2.1 Channel Blu-ray Disc Home Theater System? This innovative configuration comes in a chic design that will certainly complement your flat screen TV regardless of brand (Panasonic people claim it works best with Panasonic Viera, of course) while you let your Blu-ray entertain you.
Despite coming in a stylish and compact factor, SC-BTX70 is no exception in terms of performance. It could be a 2.1 system, and yet, Panasonic has thrown in enough technology to ensure that this offer Realistic Sound 7.1 Channel Virtual across a wide listening area. This is made possible thanks to proprietary Panasonic’s advanced surround technology that is capable of pumping Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD 7.1 channel virtual surround. A pair of front speakers that feature a new top-mounted speaker design that further expands the listening area, have been specially constructed with rigid cones with low density of bamboo to reach its purest and Crisp dialogue any movie you watch. The subwoofer will Kelton type robust, reverberating bass for heart pounding moments, while the 96kHz Surround Re-master function makes sure your CD sound lens. Within its ultra-slim main unit, power sliding door opens to reveal a Blu-ray Disc for all your movies in high definition needs. No idea if it will work with the VUDU service in the future, but we will not exclude it for now. Other features include a universal iPod dock, a slot for SD memory card and USB terminal. Expect the Panasonic SC-BTX70 2.1 Channel Blu-ray Disc Home Theater System to go out later this month for a shade under a big one. [via coolest-gadgets] a |
| HP OfficeJet 7000 Wide Printer Posted: 12 Sep 2009 07:45 PM PDT Physical development is to lift the printer cover and cropping of semi-permanent print head in the car, before pressing on each of the four ink reservoirs up in the head. It’s very simple and has more than an echo of the agreement Canon has been used for years. Software installation is easy with the supplied drivers for both Windows and OS X. There ’s no support Linux on the CD, but the website directs you to the HPLIP driver that should work.
We have commented before on the amount of time new inkjets of HP before starting to print a job. The OfficeJet 7000 now holds the record. To address a full five pages of black jobs, it took 52 seconds before feeding faffing around the first sheet of paper. Before starting the tests, the printer has completed its recharge cycles for ink cartridges, freshly installed, and print an alignment page, so should have been ready to go. We printed again, as we normally take two points and the shorter time during the test, and yet the overall impression of 1:26 reduced to 54 seconds, mainly because it took 23 seconds to process the job the second time a bit tedious, but more in tune with competition. Thus, the full five-page black job returned a print speed of 5.56ppm in the second round and the 20-page test product 8.76ppm. Guess how fast the machine is valued at? 33 ppm for black text and 32 ppm in color, but HP does not include processing time in its results for ISO. Our five-page text and color graphics page was 4.61ppm. [via trustedreviews] a |
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