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- CEATEC 2009 Part 2 Japan Target Market
- Belkin Cases Pink Ribbon iPod Touch
- Fujitsu FMV-DeskPower All In One PC
- Fujitsu FMV-DeskPower All In One PC
- Samsung i7500 Galaxy Android Smartphone
- Mobinnova CES2010 Beam Tegra Smart Notebook
- Nikon Upgrade Camera D300s Digital SLR
- Samsung SyncMaster P2370HD - 23in HDTV Monitor
- Superheadz Harinezumi Retro-style Camera & Camcorder
| CEATEC 2009 Part 2 Japan Target Market Posted: 20 Oct 2009 04:15 PM PDT From the evidence in both this and the CEATEC show last year, the major Japanese manufacturers really seem to have adopted eco issues with a remarkable level of enthusiasm which, to be honest, seems not reflected by the degree to which consumers consider green issues when wondering what TV to buy.
Each key AV booth mark had some comments to make eco large. But before Planet fans get too excited, I must say that there was not much of a sense of progress at the product last year, with many comments being eco is almost total repetition of ads last year, or rather vague general messages of intent rather than what we could focus on specific products. Sharp, however, was a massive bank of solar panels in a corner booth ranged around a tellies years. But rather than pointing to a new iteration of some solar Bonkers TV solution of the type presented in private last year by Sharp, all I could say the solar panels are on the stand to show that Sharp manufactures them and To give you an idea of the powers of the trademark green, natch. An event a little more tangible how AV technology could play a role in saving the Earth from Panasonic, like a big “right Eco Ideas Exhibition on the front of his booth showed how your TV could become both the one-stop control center of an eco-centric, energy saving house, and a means of controlling consumption of energy around the house at the touch of a button on the remote. Panasonic has a 103in screen 4k2k running some drag racing video sequences that dazzle, while Toshiba has developed a concept version of its 4k2k Cell Regza TV that also produced results quite fascinating. a |
| Belkin Cases Pink Ribbon iPod Touch Posted: 20 Oct 2009 01:25 PM PDT Belkin introduced the pink ribbon for Life “Cases for iPod touch. By buying these” for life “cases, help you research breast cancer fund, that $ 2.50 for each case sold will be presented to support Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
Two cases are available for you to choose the DualFit the Cure and the grip of the cure. The first is a dual control system can be adapted to best fit the entire arm and provides the transparent screen protector while the second has a surface texture that provides a better grip. Both are priced at $ 29.99 and are compatible with iPod touch 2G. [via itechnews] a |
| Fujitsu FMV-DeskPower All In One PC Posted: 20 Oct 2009 10:15 AM PDT Fujitsu FMV DESKPOWER introduced three new all-in-one desktop with Windows 7 OS, including 23 inches F/E90D, 20-inch F/E70T and F/E60. All are powered by Intel Core 2 Duo P8700 2.53GHz processor and 4 GB of memory.
Both F/E90D and F/E60 have integrated combo drive Blu-ray and TV tuner. The first 1TB hard drive while the latter gets a 500GB hard drive. The F/E60 comes with a DVD burner instead. These all-in-one PC support 802.11b/g/n WiFi connectivity and wireless multi-in-one card reader, webcam. They will be available October 22. [via itechnews] a |
| Fujitsu FMV-DeskPower All In One PC Posted: 20 Oct 2009 10:15 AM PDT Fujitsu FMV DESKPOWER introduced three new all-in-one desktop with Windows 7 OS, including 23 inches F/E90D, 20-inch F/E70T and F/E60. All are powered by Intel Core 2 Duo P8700 2.53GHz processor and 4 GB of memory.
Both F/E90D and F/E60 have integrated combo drive Blu-ray and TV tuner. The first 1TB hard drive while the latter gets a 500GB hard drive. The F/E60 comes with a DVD burner instead. These all-in-one PC support 802.11b/g/n WiFi connectivity and wireless multi-in-one card reader, webcam. They will be available October 22. [via itechnews] a |
| Samsung i7500 Galaxy Android Smartphone Posted: 20 Oct 2009 07:15 AM PDT From the back examination of the very stylized Palm before, first impressions of the Galaxy is a bit disappointing. Although its design is certainly classy - unlike many toys more like Android handsets we’ve seen before - it just feels a little too square, and lack of a truly integral design. The mass of buttons on the front and various other components, buttons and holes on the sides also make it look a bit cluttered. Now do not get us wrong, we are not opposed to taking the substance on the style, but for those of you who like your accessories to make an impact this could be done to avoid.
Another disappointment is to establish quality. While many have reported that the glass screen is super tough and resistant to scratches, it is actually a very hard plastic. Now it will certainly be more resistant to scratches than plastic flexible screens, but still below the level of a glass screen. The back is also quite fragile glossy black plastic to scratch very easily. However, Samsung does include a soft pouch base is beautiful and thin, fits the phone perfectly, and has a smooth finish is so easy to get in and out of pockets. Even if they are easy to reach the buttons themselves are not without fault. While we think dropping the ball control of all other Android handsets and replace it with a D-pad has a sense we wish Samsung had thought about dropping some of the other extra buttons as well. In particular, we see no need for a separate home button (the small) and those for the back and end call / power. The side-mounted lock button also seems unnecessary and is certainly very frustrating - this phone seems to have a life of its own when it comes to lock and unlock it (the point of paying more than one word in passing on my lips in exasperation). We much prefer the simplified presentation of the T-Mobile momentum combined with its lock / power button on the side and home / back button on the front. [via trustedreviews] a |
| Mobinnova CES2010 Beam Tegra Smart Notebook Posted: 20 Oct 2009 04:15 AM PDT Remember Mobinnova Elan’s? The device has been renamed the Béarn and will be launched at CES 2101. Although the device receives a new name, it still packs NVIDIA Tegra chip to handle 720p video playback and Flash content. The 8.9-inch width runs Windows CE instead of Windows XP/Vista/7.
The SmartBook Mobinnova Beam offers ultra long battery life of up to 10 hours HD video playback and up to 24 hours for continuous audio playback. [via itechnews] a |
| Nikon Upgrade Camera D300s Digital SLR Posted: 20 Oct 2009 01:15 AM PDT Upgrading a camera as good as the Nikon D300 is always something happening to a problem. There are so many things right that almost any change would be a slander rather than an improvement. Recognizing clearly a golden goose when they see one, Nikon has wisely avoided any drastic changes to the design D300, just adding a couple new features to keep the D300 up to date with its rivals. The main addition is the record HD video mode taken from the D90. Less obvious improvements include a second memory card slot for SD / SDHC and a slight boost the speed of continuous shooting.
The overall design of the unit remained almost entirely unchanged. It still has the same rubber coated exceptionally rugged magnesium alloy, although the slot to host the second map of the hatch covering them has been redesigned. The D300 was a highlight of card sealed with a secure locking door and a lever separate outlet. The D300 has a simple slide-open hatch is a little less fiddly, but not as strong. The hatch hinge is probably the weakest part of the body, and also does not look as if she has the same degree of weather resistance as the old hatch. The second card slot itself is well implemented, however, with the options menu you can place the CompactFlash card or SD card as the primary. The backup card can be used for overflow storage for backup, or for JPEG files while Raw files go in the primary. Video recordings can be saved in the card slot. [via trustedreviews] a |
| Samsung SyncMaster P2370HD - 23in HDTV Monitor Posted: 19 Oct 2009 10:15 PM PDT Samsung is nothing if not prolific, highlighting the new monitors and televisions, and it is fair to say that it is also a leading market hybrid of both. Today, we are studying another of these, the 23in SyncMaster P2370HD HDTV Monitor. Sporting a Full HD panel, P2370HD walks the line between two previous models, Samsung, we looked at, offering the most features of the SyncMaster T240 with whimsical style and a bit of energy savings of the SyncMaster P2370 ECOFIT. It makes a very attractive proposition on paper, so we will see how he fares in practice.
Despite the sacrifices ergonomic (not tilt, pivot or height adjustment, unfortunately too common on TV monitors), we must say that visually, the Samsung drawings are on site as long as you want color red, that is. This is yet another in its vast Samsung Touch of Color (TOC) range to the red rose with subtle reflections Crimson to the outer edges of his piano-black bezel and base. There is also a transparency surrounding adds depth and enhances the color, with all on one leg transparency chic is easy to reach. Connectivity is not quite the standard offered by the T240, with a single HDMI port instead of two. Beyond that, however, P2370HD has every option you could desire and more, starting with DVI, VGA, component, composite and SCART inputs, with an antenna input, optical digital and analog audio (3.5 mm dual phono), a headphone jack and even a digital optical audio output for passing surround sound track of HDMI and optical, through a separate audio system. [via trustedreviews]
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| Superheadz Harinezumi Retro-style Camera & Camcorder Posted: 19 Oct 2009 07:15 PM PDT Headquartered in Tokyo Superheadz harinezumi Digital offers a retro style digital camera that offers a quality that is reminiscent of films on Super 8. The camera features 2 megapixel back to capture 1600 × 1200 images of 640 × 480 video clips with sound, like the Super 8 cameras.
The harinezumi Digital has a color LCD screen that can be used for a preview. It supports microSD cards up to 2GB. The camera is available from AudioCubes for $ 169.99. [via itechnews] a |
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