AirStash intros Wireless Flash Drive with built-in media server
Here comes the good news for the digital photographers who could access their digital media without the need of an Eye-Fi card. AirStash supported with USB connectivity can be used as a memory card reader for your SD/SDHC and microSD/SDHC media and to add you more it has come up with a Wi-Fi connection through which you can wirelessly stream the data to an iPhone, iPod touch or any wireless-widgets enabled with a browser. Combination of a USB flash drive, added with a Wi-Fi router and a multimedia content server can be said to be as a AirStash. Read more
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Touchscreen based iMo Plus 10-inch USB sub-display would release in mid-April
iMIMO Plus is a 10-inch sub-display with a highly resistive touchscreen and 1024×576 resolution. Its contrast ratio is 400:1 with 16:9 aspect display and 200cd/m2 brightness. There is a single USB connection provision with power and signal. Alike other MIMO displays you won’t see the integrated speakers or webcam here. Mimo Monitors planning to take preorders for both display-only and touchscreen versions in the next month which is expected to be inaugurated in the mid-April.
Coming to the price of the display-only iMo Plus, it costs $219.99 while the touchscreen version costs $269.99.
[via slashgear]
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Samsung’s BD-C6900 3D Blu-ray player is set to release
Samsung is finally introducing the 3-D capable Blu ray player, BD-C6900 which we have seen it sometime back in January at CES 2010. The device supports Full HD 1080p content and includes both wired and Wi-Fi connectivity for pullulating media as well as internet-connected gadgets. It also has a provision for BD-Live support and 1GB storage capacity altogether with a boney 39 mm thick design, DVD up scaled to 1080p. Read more
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At last Eye-Fi Center management app is released
Few days back we have gone through the specs and the pricing of the most powerful memory card ever Eye-Fi Pro X2 and we are awaited for the newest version of the company’s desktop manager app for PC and Mac called Eye-Fi Center. Finally, the Eye-Fi Center app is released that is specifically meant for management of one or more Eye-Fi cards together with adding in new media sharing functionality. Read more
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T-Mobile HTC HD2 coming on March 24th for $200
T-Mobile USA is now coming up with an affirmation to launch HTC HD2, a windows mobile 6.5.3 smartphone. It’s a 4.1-inch multi-touch-capable capacitive touchscreen along with a 1GHz snapdragon chipset and the HTC Sense UI on top of the underlying Microsoft OS. You can grab more info about the smartphone through the newly launched HD2-specific mini site. The luster of the HD2 has been lifted off as the owners couldn’t update the device to Windows Phone 7 in the upcoming years. It’s going to arrive on 24th march and costs you around $199.99 added with a two year agreement. Still it has a good looking handset in its own style even though it has no latest update version.
[via engadget]
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OWC On-The-Go Pro external HDD is now available with 1TB of storage
Now the storage devices have the full track of implementation over the multiple interface options for the best data transfer speeds on any computer. These are owned by the company OWC and there are other gears for Mac and PC users.
It has come up with a new 1TB On-The-Go Pro external HDD which is coupled with both the FireWire 800/400 connection options and USB 2.0 connectivity. The external drive USB 2.0 has the connectivity speed up to 100MB/s and the drive is bus catered. The triple interface 1TB drive is now available at $269.99, while the Fire Wire 400/USB 2.0 version costs the same, and FireWire with a USB 2.0 only version is priced at $229.99. All versions can be owned right now.
[via slashgear]
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Sony VAIO M entry-level N450 netbook declared
Sony, now presenting a newfangled series of their netbook, VAIO M series mini notebook is ready to release into the market by the end of March 2010. Going in detail of its specifications, it is featured with a 10.1-inch 1024×600 ultraportable packs Intel’s Atom N450 1.66GHz processor, 250GB hard-drive, 1GB of memory and Intel GMA 3150 graphics. Network connectivity includes Wi-Fi b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1 +EDR, Ethernet, VGA output, three USB 2.0 ports and a memory card reader along with audio in/out. Read more
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Cowon J3 AMOLED A/V Player spotted; will ship this month
The new Cowon J3 media player is coming out with incredible features with outrageous audio performance by introducing Jet Effects effect 3.0 technology. This has a 3.3-inch AMOLED touch screen running at 480 x 272 resolution, 16GB storage capacity and Bluetooth connectivity. There is no information about Wi-Fi facility which was rumored previously. Read more
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Samsung SCH-W960 Amoled 3D phone will be shipping this month
Are you fed up with the routine look of 2D images in the mobile? Don’t worry buddies! Now Samsung has brought up a new SCH-W960 that has conversion efficiency from 2D contents into 3D with 3D functionality. There’s also a talk of a 3D TV channel especially for the W960 series. It is featured with a 3.2-inch WQVGA AMOLED touch screen and dual DMB TV tuners capable of experiencing terrestrial and satellite signals, 3-megapixel of camera with Xenon flash, DNSe 2.0 and DivX compatibility along with HSDPA connectivity.
Initially company has intended to release it in Korea only but depending on its usage and success they could even claim to launch this technology in North America and Europe.
[via slashgear]
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Cloak Bag lets you shoot pictures without taking out your Camera
Generally people carry bulky cameras (like Nikon D80 DSLR) for a long voyage and think of shooting the beautiful scenes of the nature every time they go out, but they would get peeved out by putting it in the bag every time.
So, we should be thankful to the company, Cloak which provides a solution to this overhead. Amazingly, it provides an alternative through which you can shoot directly from the bag itself. It makes sense when you look at the image above. The bottom of the bag is opened so that you could shoot the pictures but the only problem that lies here is, its protection, when the bottom is open and the camera has no protection over the lens.
Cloak will be available in two colors and costs you around $49.
[via slashgear]
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