Hauppauge has rolled out its MediaMVP-HD Digital Media Player that will jump straight into the world of full High Definition, offering support for 1080p video via HDMI. Apart from that, you will plus find that it is equipped with a UPnP client capable of streaming shared photo, music, and video files from networked computers as well as other storage devices by an Ethernet connection. The USB port additionally lets you hook up a USB flash drive or external storage drive for additional playback from other sources. Other connectivity options include component, composite, and S-Video, where the Hauppauge MediaMVP-HD is tipped to hit the US market that summer for $149.99. Expect the hacker community to have a field day with that since it runs on Linux.

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Hitachi has four more projectors that are ready to hit the market, with the CP-X3011N, CP-X4011N, CP-2511N and CP-X2011N all being prepped for a general release. You will find it rather surprising that Hitachi uses the same design, features and connectivity options on all four – what is that, a case of quadtuplets? Of course, there will be minor variations within the models with its brightness level and contrast ratio being the main differing factors, but apart from that it is pretty hard to tell the difference from one to another. Shared features include XGA (1,024 x 768) resolution and 3LCD display technology, where the X4011N is the “high end” version at 4,000 ANSI lumens with the X2011N being the lowest at 2,200 ANSI lumens. Depending on the model you pick, they retail anywhere from $2,995 to $2,295.

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Sharp knows that you are a busy executive, and cannot be on hand to watch all your favorite TV shows all the instance, which is why they have come up with the BD-HDS55 and BD-HDS53 Blu-ray recorders. Arriving in Japan that May 24th onwards, the players were specially designed to play nice with Japanese SKYPerfectTV and other Digital TV programs. Being DLNA compatible, they will record in MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 formats, and is plus compatible with BD-R/RE and DVD-R/RW and DVD-R media formats. Connectivity options include HDMI, S Video, composite, optical digital and analog sound, i.LINK and Ethernet. The BD-HDS55 comes with a 500GB hard drive to get you started, while the BD-HDS53 has a smaller 320GB hard drive within, retailing for around $967.50 and $860, respectively.

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Love building your very own desktop? Perhaps you might be interested in the new Via ARTiGO A1100, where that model will run on a VIA Nano 1.2GHz processor which is accompanied by a VX855 media processor, making it full well capable of handling 1080p video playback with aplomb. Connectivity options include five USB 2.0 ports, VGA and HDMI video outputs, gigabit Ethernet, as well as optional 802.11b/g connectivity. Touted to be the smallest full featured PC kit available in the market today by Via, it retails for $243 a pop. form certain you have some money left to add RAM as well as storage to keep it going. [Press Release]

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At one glance, you can tell that the JVC DLA-SH7NLG 4K2K projector will not target the average consumer, partly considering it ships with a $150,00 price point, while the other valid points would be its ability to display two or four screens in WUXGA (1,920 x 1,200) resolution simultaneously. Apart from that, hardware specifications include 5,000 ANSI lumens brightness, more than 10,000:1 contrast ratio, and dual 330W UHP lamps with the option to choose one or dual lamp operation. Interestingly abundant, you can stack two projectors for 3D images – now how about that! Connectivity options include four DVI-D inputs, RS-232 port, an Ethernet LAN port and a USB connector.

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Mark/Space has rolled out The lost Sync for Android version 1.3, where you will now be able to synchronize to a PC or a Mac using an Android-powered handset wirelessly, thanks to Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectivity options to start the synchronization up and running. that update not only syncs substance such as contacts, music, photos or other filesm it will plus offer notes syncing thanks to their own Fliq Notes app that is now available for the Android platform. The PC version has plus been given a bump to benefit from the similar ringtone editor as found in the Mac version. that is a free update for existing owners of older versions, while new users can pick up The lost Sync 1.3 for $40.

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Mi-Hub has offered TV stands that come with built-in speakers, where you can choose from white and black colors (retailing for £430 and £400, respectively). Among the features include a built-in CD/DVD player, an integrated radio, an AVR and speaker system, while an iPod dock is additionally included to keep up with the times. Connectivity options include multiple mic inputs, HDMI, S-Video, composite, coaxial, SCART and optical.

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Samsung has a spanking new projector waiting in its wings, known as the M250. that model is a lightweight one which will feature 2,500 ANSI lumens of brightness, a 500:1 contrast ratio, native XGA resolution at 1,024 x 768 pixels, a lamp which lasts up to 5,000 hours before giving up the ghost. The only potential deal breaker would be its fan noise which is rated at 36dB, although that shouldn’t be a problem whether you’re watching a high octane action movie. Connectivity options include an HDMI port, composite and a VGA connection. No view on pricing as at press instance.

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Nokia has a grade new project known as Design by Community, where cellphone users are more than welcome to help the Finnish telecommunications giant create a “smartphone concept device of the future.” Basically, you are free to choose how a Nokia smartphone of the future would look like, ranging from display size to the operating system, construction materials, connectivity options, camera features and overall size and shape. Depending on the collective design choices, the Nokia Design team will come up with a 3D render of the final smartphone come that May. Hmmm, have they run out of ideas that they will need to get a democratic consensus of what goes into the next Nokia phone?

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Looks like the folks by at Samsung have decided to grant the Samsung Go netbook an update. While the new version looks like a Siamese twin of the original Samsung N310 from the outside, the real change comes underneath the chassis – we’re talking about the inclusion of an Intel Atom Pine Trail 1.66GHz processor. Other specifications include Intel GMA 3150 graphics, a 10.1″ display at 1,024 x 600 resolution, 1GB RAM, a 250GB hard drive, Wi-Fi support, an SDHC memory card slot and the usual connectivity options. additionally known as the Samsung N315, that updated netbook is going for $429 for a pre-order.

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