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Panasonic Portable Blu-ray Players

Posted: 18 Jan 2010 05:21 PM PST

At CES 2010, Panasonic has introduced the “industry is the second generation portable Blu-ray Disc”, the DMP and DMP-B500-B100. They are equipped with the company PHL Reference Chroma Processor Plus that “accurately process each pixel of the Blu-ray Disc video signal in the vertical direction”.

Panasonic Portable Blu-ray Players

Panasonic DMP-B500 comes with a 10.1 inch LCD screen and features VIERA CAST Internet with Wi-Fi, VIERA Link, a slot for SD memory card for playback of JPEG pictures and AVCHD video and a USB port . The DMP-B100, on the other hand, has a 8.9 inch screen and an SD slot for JPEG viewing only. Both players support Dolby Digital and DTS HD aduio.

Panasonic DMP-B500-B100 and DMP will be available in spring 2010. [via itechnews]

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Sennheiser Show CES 2010 Earphones

Posted: 18 Jan 2010 02:21 PM PST

The Sennheiser news for audiophiles come in three styles: the Sennheiser MX 980 is a standard headphone with a good fit. The Sennheiser CX 980 ear canal can be adjusted for a custom fit by using different sizes of ear adapters. Its position snugly in the ear canal provides attenuation extraordinary background. Individually using clips ear adjustable, Sennheiser OMX 980 provides access stable and comfortable in any situation.

Sennheiser Show CES 2010 Earphones

The three Sennheiser have a volume control integrated in cable. For listening pleasure without inhibitions, the cable can be attached directly to your clothing with a clip corresponding to the design of headphones. The earphone jack again allows you to connect your headphones to audio in both a straight or right-angled shape. The Sennheiser includes a flight adapter Audio offers the same flexibility and are never in the way when connected to the entertainment system on board. The delivery includes a pocket for headphones, video cable and audio adapter IFE.

For those who appreciate the balance of stereo sound and dynamic bass, Sennheiser offers four new models with stylish designs dynamic. The Sennheiser MX 880 Stereo Earphones improve the music on the go with powerful bass through a system of high performance translator. The Sennheiser CX 870 and CX 880 reproduce sounds exceptional directly into the ear canal, which guarantees a perfect fit and attenuation exceptional ambient sounds.

The Sennheiser CX 880 also features a volume control integrated in cable. Ergonomics Sennheiser OCX 880 has a custom in-the-Fit-ear via the ear adapters are provided, while the clip earrings flexible provide stability and additional support. A video compact metal offers clothes tangle-free practice while listening to your music. The case included is great for carrying the earphones and accessories: it’s even a handy tool to wind the cable when on-the-go. [via letsgodigital]

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Garmin nuvi 1690 Sat-Nav Speed Mobile GPS

Posted: 18 Jan 2010 11:21 AM PST

We found Hot Traffic was more dynamic than previous RDS-TMC based Garmin sat-nav implementations of traffic, and was more able to get away from jams on major roads. It is therefore an improvement over the standard RDS-TMC, but not as far as the HD Traffic TomTom. Garmin also keeps its database up to date radar data link mobile, with frequent updates. Then you’ll be less likely to make an impromptu inspection speed mobile.

Garmin nuvi 1690 Sat-Nav

A little over a year ago, TomTom has radically changed the nature of the personal navigation device. Previously, he was essentially a passive, receiving signals from satellites to provide location and routing information accordingly. TomTom has launched its Live services with the x40 series, which connected to a mobile data by providing a range of connected devices. It took a long time for other manufacturers to respond to TomTom, but now one of the oldest brands of sat-nav company meets the challenge, and potentially raise the bar even further. With the nuvi 1690, Garmin introduced the NuLink!, Reflecting TomTom LIVE and adds a little more.

Live Like TomTom sat-navs, the 1690 has a mobile data connection built in. Thus, it can upload and receive information from the Internet. Garmin uses this technique to provide a full range of services. For starters, instead of using the conventional FM radio receiver to receive the latest traffic RDS-TMC, the 1690 uses the data link. Garmin calls this traffic hot, because the information is updated more frequently. However, the UK supplier Trafficmaster rest, so that real information is not as detailed as the TomTom HD traffic, although similar service currently provided by NAVTEQ are used in some European countries. [via trustedreviews]

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Acer Aspire One 532h Intel Atom N450 Operating System Netbook

Posted: 18 Jan 2010 08:21 AM PST

The Acer runs the 523h Starter Windows 7 operating system and the 6-cell battery is good to keep the netbook running for up to 8 hours on a single charge. Size wise the Aspire netbook measures 7.28 x 10.17 x 0.99 cm and weighs only 2.76 pounds.

Acer Aspire One 532h Intel Atom N450 Netbook

A final descent from the specs shows that the device also has a multi-gesture touchpad to pinching, flicking and swirling to browse through photos or Google Earth for example. A webcam is built in for video calls on programs such as Skype. A digital microphone is also built into the Aspire One 532H. The keyboard has 84 keys and measures 93% of a full size keyboard. A memory card reader can be found in the netbook which is compatible with SD, MMS, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro and xD memory cards. 3 USB ports can be found on the sides of the netbook with a VGA output port.

Acer has launched its latest Intel Atom N450 processor called the Acer Aspire One netbook 532H. The new Aspire One runs a 1.66 GHz processor Intel Atom N450, 1GB DDR2 memory for storage and it has a SATA hard drive 160GB. To connect “Aspire One Netbook connects to 802.11b / g, Bluetooth although none is mentioned in the specifications. The screen measures 10.1 inches and runs at a WSVGA resolution. The screen is backlit by LEDs and graphics are powered by chip Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 3150. [via gadgetvenue]

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Sony Ericsson Satio U1i Smartphone

Posted: 18 Jan 2010 02:45 AM PST

Things do not get the best start that, despite a generally harmless, this phone does not simply have the feeling of quality you expect from such a bonus scheme.

Sony Ericsson Satio U1i Smartphone

The screen is finished in a flexible and highly scratch-prone plastic (and yes, it’s resistive rather than capacitive), while the rest of the phone, except the finish brushed lens cover on the back uses less than rock solid glossy black plastic and fake chrome. An advantage of all that plastic device is a relatively brief at 128g it is much lighter than its heavy dimensions of 110 x 55 x 18mm/13mm would suggest.

The phone is fairly tight in hand and key controls fall easily into place, but it is a little top heavy thank you for this great camera. The front is very low with only three buttons to answer the call, menu and end call, serving in the 3.5 inch screen, while video calls camera sits up there. The sides, however, are festooned with real features.

On the left is a slider to lock and unlock the phone (which is something that seems totally unnecessary, as this could be implemented in software) and below is the standard port for Sony Ericsson loading The USB connection and the headset (yes, there are no other headphone jack on this phone). A MicroSD card slot supporting up to 32GB is also under a flap and hands down the phone recognizes when it is inserted or not and changes the default storage of the camera appropriately.

A volume rocker that doubles as the zoom digital camera kicks things off on the right side and sit by her side buttons to switch between the image viewer and video / stills modes in the ‘device. The soft starter camera / shutter, which is surrounded by a bright blue ring during use, finishing powders. The only other control is the power button is on the top edge – we prefer that it be combined with the end call button on the vast majority of phones. He also pretty shabby single port on the top while a loop along the center sits on the bottom edge. [via trustedreviews]

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Panasonic VIERA Lineup 2010 LCD HDTV

Posted: 17 Jan 2010 11:45 PM PST

Panasonic extends its range VIERA LCD HDTV with its LCD HDTV line 2010. Most new models are based on IPS LCD offers 178-viewing angle and higher degree of image resolution for moving images clear and bright. Some models have LED backlighting and some have integrated Universal iPod / iPhone Dock.

Panasonic VIERA Lineup 2010 LCD HDTV

Firstly, the Panasonic LCD LED D2-series comprises two models, Full HD 1080p, the 37-inch TC-L37D2 and 42-inch TC-L42D2, both based backlight white LED, IPS LCD panel, 120Hz Motion Picture Pro, 24p film smooth, VIERA Link, iPod / iPhone Dock, VIERA Image Viewer and four HDMI ports. There are also 43-inch Panasonic TC-L42U25 which includes most features of the D2 series but lack of backlight LED.

The LCD U22 Series has three screen sizes, 42-inch TC-L42U22, 37-TC-L37U22 inch and 32 inch TC-L32U22. All models are Full HD 1080p resolution, VIERA Image Viewer, VIERA Link and three HDMI.

Panasonic LCD and LCD X2 Series C22 Series both offer 720p resolution. The first includes 37-inch TC-L37X2, 32-TC-L32X2 inch and 22 inch TC-L22X2 while models consists of two later, screen sizes, the 37-inch TC-L37C22 and 32-inch TC-L32C22. Both series have VIERA Image Viewer, VIERA Link. The X2 series gets universal iPod dock as well. [via itechnews]

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