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Sony releases the world first Organic EL Monitor for the Healthcare industry
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Based on Sony’s Trimaster EL technology introduced earlier this year on some Sony’s professional Full HD Monitor, this new PVM-2551MD, a 25” full HD Monitor designed for the Healthcare Industry comes for the first time for this kind of product with a nice Organic EL display and STE or Super Top Emission technology.
Announced for an October launch, this new Trimaster EL PVM-2551MD monitor will be sold in Japan at 980,000 Yen.
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Epson Unveils PowerLite S11 and X12 Projectors
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Epson has recently unveiled two new projectors for the educational market, the PowerLite S11 and X12. These two models are expected to replace two other projectors in Epson’s lineup. The S11 features 2600 ANSI lumens, a SVGA (800 x 600) resolution, and a 3000:1 contrast ratio. The X12 has the same contrast ratio, but also comes with a native XGA (1024 x 768) resolution and 2800 ANSI lumens. Both projectors have been given a wide array of features, like an assortment of setup features, an extended lamp life, direct power on/off, and closed captioning. The S11 and X12 are both available now through certified retailers. They retail for $449 and $549, respectively.
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Sceptre X405BV-FHD HDTV Released
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Today, Sceptre unveiled their latest HDTV, the 40 inch X405BV-FHD. This screen uses LCD technology to display full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution and a 4500:1 contrast ratio. Sceptre is known for manufacturing affordable, high quality HDTVs and the X405BV-FHD is no exception. The connection panel has been fitted with a wide array of connection options, including 4 HDMI ports, a composite, s-video, component, RGB, and several audio ports. There is also a USB port to connect a flash drive. The X405BV-FHD is available through certified retailers for just under $500.
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Netgear unveils NeoTV Streaming Player, takes another shot at the smart TV market
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Looks like Netgear is taking what it learned from licensing Roku's tech last year and streamlining its connected TV offerings. With the NeoTV Streaming Player the company is striking out on its own once again and delivering the usual lineup of streaming media (Netflix, YouTube, Vudu, Revision3, Pandora, etc...). On the hardware side you're looking at a glossy black box with a 300Mbps WiFi radio, Ethernet, optical audio out and, of course, HDMI. The NeoTV is available for pre-order now and will start shipping towards the end of the month for $80. And once you get tired of rewatching every episode of Next Generation, you can play a few hands of Blackjack or check out this little thing you may ...
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DisplayLink debuts first USB 3.0 graphics adapter at IDF 2011
Like UnlikeDisplayLink has announced the first USB 3.0 graphics adapter this week at IDF 2011. DisplayLink has been offering USB graphics adapters making it easy to add more screens to your computer for a while now. The new adapter that has been announced is the first to take advantage of the faster USB 3.0 port. The adapter using USB 3.0 that has been unveiled is by a company called Winstars and is dubbed the SuperSpeed USB 3.0 to HDMI adapter.
The adapter is ready for the next generation of Intel CPUs and USB 3.0 computers according to Winstars. The adapter uses the DisplayLink DL-3500 chip inside for high-performance graphics. The coolest part about the graphics adapter is that the HDMI port allows ...
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Logitech announces Wireless Touchpad for Windows 7 PCs
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Taking a page from Apple, which last year released the Magic Trackpad, Logitech today announced its own version of the mouse companion (or replacement) designed to add multi-touch capabilities to Windows 7-based PCs. Dubbed Wireless Touchpad, the device offers 5 inches of real estate and supports up to four-finger gestures and swipes.
The Logitech Wireless Touchpad takes advantage of Windows 7's gesture-based controls and multi-touch so you can use two fingers to page scroll, three fingers for photo browsing, and four fingers for application switching. These uses will only expand in the future with Windows 8 expected to embrace touch in a big way and as more developers bake in native support...
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Panasonic G-series lenses get firmware update, performance boosts aplenty
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Jonesin' to shoot some radder-than-usual HD video with that Lumix G-series lens? You're in luck. Panasonic released a firmware update for the family of lenses that gives them a needed level-up -- bringing 'em to version 1.1 -- to shoot higher quality video. Added features include enhanced tracking focus for videos, silent auto focus, improved stability for the optical image stabilizer and exposure control. The update applies to seven slabs of metal and glass, and every single unit in the 2011 line is also covered. Hit the source if you're ready to update, but don't expect that 720p ceiling to magically raise to 1080p -- it's just a poor attempt at marketing genius.
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Epson MegaPlex Projectors provide big screen viewing for iPod, iPhone, and iPad
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Epson has launched a pair of new projectors that are aimed at the users of Apple iOS gear like the iPod touch, iPhone, and iPad. The new projectors are both in the MegaPlex line and there are two models. The two models include the MG-850HD and the MG-50. Both of the projectors share some of the same features. Both of them have a rear dock where the Apple gear sits to send the video out to a much larger screen.
The projectors are aimed at different user types including the home theater fan and professional user that might want to give presentations completely from their tablet or smartphone. Both of the projectors use 3LCD technology inside. The 850HD projector supports up to 720p resolution ...
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Twitter opens up UK blog, tells you who to follow
Like UnlikeTwitter has started up a UK-centric blog, showcasing some of the biggest names from Britain that are using the website.
Although the blog kind of suggests that UK users will only be interested in, er, UK celebrities and sports stars, it is nice to see the micro-blogging website take a more regional approach, considering it is now 100 million users strong.
UK favourites
"From chefs to designers, from museums to the Downing Street Cat, there are more than 100 million people around the world using Twitter to follow their interests and instantly share ideas and information," explained the blog.
"To kick off our UK blog, we want to highlight a few of our favourites here at home."
Some of those fa...
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Intel intros DeepSafe CPU security, will optimize Android for x86
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Putting its $7.68 billion acquisition to use, Intel has announced a new processor technology it's deemed "one of the biggest innovations" in the security industry's history. Called McAfee DeepSafe, the framework sits below your operating system and will allow McAfee to develop hardware-assisted security features.
Intel didn't provide many details, but the goal is to detect and thwart malware that can evade your OS-level antivirus. In one example, DeepSafe stopped a zero-day rootkit called Agony from infecting a system in real time. More details should arise soon as DeepSafe is expected to ship in products later this year.
"When you operate below the operating system level you get a unique ad...
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NetGear Wi-Fi router offers six antennas for greater speed, range
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Netgear announced a dual-band 802.11n Wi-Fi router, aimed at home users but featuring a 3x3 antenna array and high-power amplifiers for greater bandwidth and range. The N900 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router runs Linux on a new Broadcom processor, offers dual USB 2.0 ports, provides four gigabit Ethernet ports, and supports up to 900Mbps combined throughput, claims the company.
The N900 is aimed at consumers with demanding bandwidth requirements, including those who use wireless for 3D and HD video streaming, multiplayer gaming, and data backup, says Netgear. The company recently announced a N600 home router selling for the same $180 price. Like the N900, the N600 runs on embedded Linux, and...
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Sony's Dash gets a new lease on life, we stop to wonder why
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Remember Sony's Dash? That little pseudo tablet powered by Chumby OS that started making the rounds at last year's CES? No, well we almost forgot about it too. But, just as it was finally fading from memory, Sony hit us with an update to the Internet Viewer. Not much has changed, save a rearrangement of the ports and buttons. It's still got the same pile of widgets and channels, but now sports a (very) basic web browser for those with a bit of a masochistic streak. The ability to register your Dash without having to first hook up to a PC is also a welcome addition. The black-only HID-B7 will ship for $130, while the HID-B70 comes in brown, blue and orange while adding a battery to the mix fo...
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Kodak EasyShare Touch M5370 brings HD video to the Facebook party
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Hallelujah, spread the word - after months or rumour and speculation the device that we've all been waiting for is finally official. That's right - the Kodak EasyShare Touch M5370 is here!
Okay, so we may have hyped that intro up a bit. And we doubt that Kodak fans will be queuing overnight to get their hands on the compact camera. But for anyone looking for budget a snapper with some decent spec's then it is exciting news nonetheless.
The M5370 adds a couple of megapixels to the original that we saw at CES in January - up to 16 megapixels - and also includes 720p HD video capture.
The key selling point though, especially for the yoof, is the Share button, that is a one-stop shop for all you...
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SanDisk eyes up Eye-Fi for SD card range
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SanDisk has announced a partnership with Wi-Fi specialist Eye-Fi, meaning a range of SanDisk SD cards carrying the wireless tech.
Packing 802.11n Wi-Fi and Class 4 minimum sustained write speed, the SanDisk Eye-Fi Wireless memory card will be able to hook-up with your smartphone or tablet with no need for wires, and also to your PC via your home network.
There's also access for SanDisk customers to Eye-Fi View, a cloud-based storage solution.
"Since 2005, we’ve been building an imaging ecosystem that delivers a connected photography solution that helps people easily view and share their digital photos, freeing images from devices and releasing them into people’s lives," said Yuval Koren, chi...
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NVIDIA Kal-El tablet support promised for Windows 8 developer program
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Soon after the big reveal for Windows 8 at Microsoft’s BUILD conference, system on chip manufacturers NVIDIA stepped up to present their Windows 8 Developer Program, made to help those creating future applications for the Windows 8 platform. Noting that this program will include both tools and resources for “hundreds of millions of ARM and x86-based devices” that will soon be using Windows 8, NVIDIA added that all four of their processor brands will support Windows 8 in full. This includes, you guessed it, NVIDIA’s upcoming quad-core Tegra processor codenamed Project Kal-El. Kal-El, for those of you that do not know, is an ARM-based system on what NVIDIA reminds us is “on a chip that will po...
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