Amex Launches an interesting external drive Blu-ray, is not exactly what we all expect in this type of units, I mean the design, is surely the best, which is quite unexpected. Super is a unit, with two versions, one reader and another with a recorder. The single reader model is priced at $ 289, while the recorder of $ 389.
Mitsubishi has shown that by now it is a concept that works, the Real TV screen. This is a 40-inch screen with only 40 millimetres in depth with enough resolution for high-definition video.
But it is surprising not only the thickness of the screen, also added WHDI, the wireless system for transmitting high-definition video directly from the player or TV tuner to the panel.
Mitsubishi has tested as the WHDI is able to convey something more than 30 meters, always without noise problems in the sound or interference of any kind. Continue reading ” It is clear that 30 metres for a wireless system in a house are many meters, you could practically take receivers in a room and the screen in a different worry about without interference.
While with difficulty, high definition begins to penetrate into our homes: It ranges from televisions FullHD the PlayStation 3, passing through all devices lounge equipped with HDMI connection, all linked together by an infinite number of annoying cables.
Belkin, to remedy the problem of cables, presented Flywire, an accessory that can transmit the signal wirelessly 1080p. In practice is a router that instead of managing the Internet connection, receives and retransmits the signal of our peripheral HD.
Belkin Flywire has 3 HDMI inputs, 1 component, 1 composite and HDMI output. The other side of the coin is that the price is $ 699, about 445 €, for the model AV69000 and well-$ 999, about 635 €, for the model AV69003 which has a infrared sensor to control the device. Maybe for now it is better to buy two bands to order cables…
Mitsubishi showed its new line of ultra-thin televisions dishes that complement the Integrated Sound Projector (iSP), a system capable of reproducing the fattezze a 5.1 audio system with one cashier.
Thanks to a precise calculation will be able to recreate a faithful sound as though coming from different points of the room, even without the encumbrance of different speaker, with a diagonal of 46 (which reaches 52 in the model higher), will ensure a ‘Excellent overview of images in high definition. It has four doors HDMI 1.3a, but also a USB port, through which you can connect external memories to activate-eg-photo slideshows (this is in the software management of the TV GalleryPlayer).
A technical level also has CableCard, to refresh 120Hz and some proprietary technologies that dramatically improve the performance visual (PerfectTint, SharpEdge, Deep Color, xvColor, DeepField Imager and a 6-color processor), the price will attest on $ 3299, about € 2100, for the Mitsubishi LT-46149 from 46 and come to $ 3699, about 2350 € for the Mitsubishi LT-52149 from 52.” The sale will start day.
Logitech announced that it had launched the Vision QuickCam Pro, a new camera designed not only to the market for PCs, but also the world exclusively for the MAC, even without having to install any additional software after entering into the USB port of your computer.
Mount Carl Zeiss lens and a CMOS sensor 3MPx that allows you to reach a resolution rather than good to do videoconferencing. Even presents itself as the first device for Macintosh to officially support high-definition 720p (essentially 960 × 720 pixels), given that the current integrated iSight are mostly lower tier. It has a certain why talk about “officially”, given recent findings that suggest that it is about to launch an HD iSight external, which should rehabilitate the sector held by the old model retired a couple of years ago.
The political price is a little ‘in contrast with other similar models sold by the same company, because they come to touch the $ 130 (about 85 €), which-if we consider all-are not required in new generations of computers for sale who already have something similar. For some additional technical detail I refer you to press Journal.