Aiptek D25 Boombox DVD Projector
March 16, 2010
Aiptek is back with the D25 Boombox DVD Projector that lets you watch your favorite DVDs wherever you are, never mind that there isn't any TV available in the vicinity. After all, it has a swivel projector that features 20 ANSI lumens brightness, VGA resolution and a contrast ratio of 100:1. Since it can swivel, you can project to virtually anywhere in the room without bothering about placing that on a Lazy Susan. Other specifications include a TV antenna for digital TV, a USB port and a SD memory card slot.
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USB Super 16 Port Hub
March 15, 2010
One of the most common problems with computers today is the lack of USB ports. Well, there are probably a billion different USB hubs in the market today, but the USB Super 16 Port Hub stands out from the pack, not just considering of its 16 USB ports, but plus due to its $160 price tag. When you do the math, that’s roughly $10 per USB port. To further justify the price, there’s additionally a physical switch on the hub, allowing you to connect two computers to it at the same instance, and switch within them. Would you shell out $160 for that USB hub, or would you take the $160 and buy a bunch of cheap USB hubs instead?
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Sharp TU-T2HR32 Freeview HD PVR
March 11, 2010
Sharp's TU-T2HR32 is a Freeview HD PVR which will hit the market, joining Humax as well as Samsung in the game. that piano black device ought to be able to play ball with its rivals, featuring a 320GB hard drive, Ethernet connectivity to prepare certain you can update your machine, the ability to upscale standard definiton programming to full HD, a couple of Freeview HD tuners for you to watch one channel while recording another and a USB port. No concept on pricing or availability, but they ought to be out pretty soon at a hopefully affordable price.
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MSI Shows Off MS-9A31 VoIP Phone At CeBIT
March 7, 2010
The VoIP phone scene is getting more and more crowded, but MSI does seem to have a rather interesting VoIP phone on display at CeBIT, particularly with its large touchscreen display. The MS-9A31 will support DECT, video conference calls, and instant messaging, all thanks to the Android platform. Physically, the phone offers 2 LAN ports, a USB port and additionally a card reader, which probably indicates that you’ll be able to pump some media files into that handy device. It certainly looks like VoIP technology will be one of the most urgent things in the future, whether it isn’t already now. Check out the full essay for the video.
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Asus OPlay Air HD2 Unveiled At CeBIT 2010
March 3, 2010
If you’ve been eagerly awaiting Apple’s iPad, you might be a little disappointed with all the rumors going around that Apple will not be able to meet the demand, and supply is short etc. That being said, Asus has come up with an updated version of the O! Play HD2, which will feature a built-in HDMI port, USB port, eSata port, not to mention 3 slots for memory cards. Specifications are scarce at the moment, considering that is able to play networked media, as well as Full HD 1080p video playback, it’ll certainly be popular amongst TV junkies. Stay tuned, and we’ll keep you posted when more data on that surfaces.
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Novac NV-CV200UD Allows You To Hook Up A Monitor Via USB
March 3, 2010
The Novac NV-CV200UD certainly isn’t the first to offer you the option of hooking up a monitor to your PC via USB, but who doesn’t like additional options, right? whether you have a DVI capable monitor (or even TV) that you want to hook up to your computer, but don’t have suitable display ports, you can always use the NV-CV200UD to connect them together, using a USB port from your computer. It supports displays with resolutions up to 1920x1080, so that’s not too shabby. There isn’t any mention of a price at the moment, though.
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Ubuntu 10.04 plays nice with iPhone and iPod touch
March 1, 2010
Folks who own either an iPhone or iPod touch (or both) and are interested to delve into the world of Ubuntu sometime down the road will be pleased to know that either device can be plugged into the USB port of a computer, and be detected regardless of whether the suits at Apple like it or not. With that in mind, we can't wait to see whether the moon will turn blue first, or will there be a Linux version of iTunes. Chances are give it just a few more days or weeks and Apple will do something about that situation - mainly severing the ties that bind.
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