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Latest Digital Technology Review

Skiff Reader WiFi and 3G e-Book Reader

Posted: 05 Jan 2010 05:00 PM PST

Skiff will premiere at CES 2010, the Reader Skiff, a 11.5-inch e-book reader optimized for newspaper and magazine content. The device has the largest e-paper screen with higher resolution and is the thinnest e-reading device. Skiff Reader 11.5-inch screen has a resolution of 1200 × 1600 and is based on leaf sturdy stainless steel display e-Paper. The display supports finger and stylus operation and is unbreakable, crack-proof.

Skiff Reader WiFi and 3G e-Book Reader

Yole e-Reader supports both the Sprint EVDO 3G and WiFi, allowing access to the service Skiff and digital memory for the purchase and access to newspapers, magazines, books, blogs and other content from several publishers. The player has 4GB of internal memory and supports SDHC memory cards. It has built-in speaker and a 3.5mm jack. [via itechnews]

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Iomega ScreenPlay Director HD 500 GB Media Players

Posted: 05 Jan 2010 02:01 PM PST

Iomega has announced the latest digital media to their devices, the director Iomega ScreenPlay HD Plus ScreenPlay HD and the ScreenPlay TV Link Director, each of which promise to funnel your video, audio and images on your HDTV. The high-spec Director ScreenPlay HD Media Player has 1 TB of storage on board with an Ethernet connection for playback in DLNA streaming over a network, there are also three USB 2.0 ports for connecting external storage, a USB WiFi adapter or cameras for direct reading.

Iomega ScreenPlay Director HD 500 GB Media players

It supports up to 24fps HD 1080p video playback H.264, WMV and MKV (among others) plus YouTube streaming, Shoutcast Radio, RSS feeds and podcasts. Director Iomega ScreenPlay HD will arrive in the United States later in January 2010, priced at $ 249. As for the Iomega ScreenPlay HD Plus, it leaves the network connection and supports either 720p or 1080i HD via HDMI, there is also a single USB 2.0 port.

On board storage is either 1 TB or 500 GB (500 GB model is already available now, priced at $ 169 U.S.) and it can handle MP3, AC3, WAV, WMA, MPEG – 1, MPEG-2 (AVI, VOB), MPEG – 4 (AVI / DivX / XviD) and JPEG files. Finally, the Iomega ScreenPlay TV Link Director lack of internal storage and supports instead a USB 2.0 connected hard drive or DLNA streaming content over a network. Otherwise, all specifications are the same as the HD Director scenario. It will be available later in Q1 2010, priced at $ 129. [via slashgear]

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ZOMM Wireless Bluetooth For Mobile Phone

Posted: 05 Jan 2010 11:05 AM PST

Here Zomm, the world’s first wireless Bluetooth allows for mobile phones, unveiled at CES 2010. Nowadsays, all have at least one cell phone and sometimes you may just walk away and accidentally leave their phone behind. That is what Zomm device designed to solve. Once Zomm connects to your Bluetooth enabled mobile phone, it will sound an alarm if you’re away from your phone.

ZOMM Wireless Bluetooth For Mobile Phone

The device also serves as a hands-free Bluetooth with a microphone for two-way communications and AA speaker for hands-free functionality. It also includes a button for emergency call. The Zomm is smaller than a normal car key electronic and easily attaches to a key ring. It is charged via USB. The leash Wireless will be available in Q2 2010 in white and black. [via itechnews]

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Iomega iConnect Wireless Data Station

Posted: 05 Jan 2010 08:31 AM PST

We have a feeling Iomega have kept an eye on Pogoplug, since the new Iomega iConnect Wireless Data Station offers the same type of network connectivity for USB devices. Basically, a remote access with NAS no possibility of storage on board, iConnect has four USB 2.0 ports for connecting external drives or memory sticks, with a gigabit ethernet port.

Iomega iConnect Wireless Data Station

Iomega give owners a custom web address that allows them to access content on any drive connected, whether to do so from a PC, Mac or Linux. From this interface it is also possible to remotely administer the, iConnect establishing BitTorrent downloads or initiate a backup from networked machines.

In addition to remote access, it is also possible to duplicate the contents of one drive to another (with a One-Button QuikTransfer touch on the front panel) and share up to two printers. It also offers UPnP DLNA media streaming, photo slideshows and simple Iomega throw in some backup applications also. The Iomega iConnect will go on sale worldwide later in January 2010, priced at $ 99.99 with no subscription fee ongoing. [via slashgear]

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Samsung ST1000 Compact Ultra Thin Digital Camera

Posted: 05 Jan 2010 06:09 AM PST

Anyone who is shopping for a new mobile phone recently, has not failed to notice they are not only more mobile. The most recent devices have more computing power and storage capacity of data that most personal computers was five years ago, and includes advanced features such as mobile Internet and e-mail commands to the Touchscreen, GPS satellite navigation, WiFi, Bluetooth, and of course always more powerful digital cameras.

Samsung ST1000 Compact Ultra Thin Digital Camera

It is not too surprising that this same technology is finding its way into the market for digital cameras too, especially when a leading camera is also a leading manufacturer of mobile phones. ST1000 new Samsung like no other camera compact ultra thin and has a photographic specification which, while undeniably good, is not about to get pulses racing. It features a 12.2-megapixel sensor and a CCD mounted corner 5x zoom (equivalent to 35-175mm) with double optical stabilization and digital image, characteristics which are matched by a dozen competing models . It has a nice slim, measuring just 18.9 mm thick, with a beautiful and well finished plastic body that is comfortable to hold and available in a range of combinations of two tone colors. So far, so ordinary.

However, there are additional features of the ST1000 that it aside, because it combines a series of high-tech gadgets that are more commonly used in advanced mobile phones. The most obvious is the large 230K 3.5-inch touch-screen monitor that occupies almost the entire back of the camera, but it also includes an integrated GPS receiver for automatic location tagging, Internet high-speed wireless and Bluetooth connectivity and DLNA Home Network compatibility, used for viewing photos on TVs and other devices that support this standard. Of course, all the technology that pushes the price up, the ST1000 is currently selling for around £ 270 which puts the top of the price range for compact cameras, alongside models like the Canon IXUS 990IS or the Sony DSC-T900. That’sa lot of money for what is essentially a fairly basic point-and-shoot compact. [via trustedreviews]

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Syabas Popbox Full HD Media Player

Posted: 05 Jan 2010 04:50 AM PST

Sybase, the maker of the C Popcorn Hour A-200, unveiled at CES 2010 its new POPBOX HD Media Player / banners. The reader supports most media formats and offers 1080p Full HD via HDMI. Although has no internal memory, the POPBOX has USB and Ethernet ports so that it can play media content from USB devices from computers or home network. The POPBOX can also stream content from Internet services such as Netflix, Crunchyroll, Shoutcast, Funspot, Twitter, Photobucket, review.

Syabas Popbox Full HD Media Player

POPBOX Syabas’ supports Flash Lite 3.1. In addition to HDMI, the streamer Media offers component video, analog audio S / PDIF optical audio as well. WiFi connectivity is optional. The POPBOX will be available in March for 129 $. [via itechnews]

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General Mobile Cosmos Android 2.0 DSTL1 Smartphone

Posted: 04 Jan 2010 09:05 PM PST

General Mobile after the Imaginary DSTL1, will release another Android smartphone called the Cosmos. As a second Android device company, Cosmos runs the Android OS 2.0 Lightning.

General Mobile Cosmos Android 2

The phone has 3.2 inch 320 x 480 capacitive touch, a 5 megapixel auto focus camera, support Bluetooth and WiFi 802.11b / g and GPS.

The Cosmos is stimulated by a Marvell PXA935 processor, 256 MB flash memory and 128 MB of RAM. It comes with acceleromter, a digital compass, an FM tuner and a microSD slot. The bar-touchscreen phone like a trackball but it lacks a QWERTY keyboard. [via itechnews]

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