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Pioneer may have impressed the viewers at CES 2008 with its thinnest 9mm display, but Samsung’s prototype of its new Ultra-Slim LCD TV too popped up a few eyes. There are no technical and release details available right now except that it weighs...
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HP also unveiled one of its new Extender for Windows Media Center, MediaSmart Receiver, at CES 2008, which will do the usual MCE business, and will also play H.264, MPEG-2, AAC. It has built-in 802.11a/b/g/n, a Pocket Media Drive bay, and all the...
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HP unveiled its new Extender for Windows Media Center, MediaSmart Receiver, at CES 2008, which will do the usual MCE business, and will also play H.264, MPEG-2, AAC. It has built-in 802.11a/b/g/n, a Pocket Media Drive bay, and all the necessary...
Sticking notes all around on the refrigerator makes it a bit mess. However, the new Audiovox Digital Message Center is a kind of revolution in digital notice board market. The two models, DPF711K and DPF710K introduced at CES, can present audiovisual...
Sharp gave a boost to its Aquos line-up and introduced the next level SE94 series including the 65-inch LC-65SE94U, 52-inch LC-52SE94U and 46-inch LC-46SE94U. This high-end combination of best-in-class picture quality with a distinguished new...
Intel unveiled one extreme and four mainstream Penryn mobile processors, which incorporate company’s new 45-nanometer microprocessor architecture with energy-efficient ‘Deep Power Down’. All of them features Intel’s Core 2...
Panasonic displayed a mammoth 150-inch plasma display at the Consumer Electronics Show on Monday, which is, of course, the largest in the world. Watching movies, football match or anything on big screen at home is sure sounds cool. Unfortunately, you...
There are a few names that have developed Ultra Thin LCD models, and Hitachi is one of them. After Hitachi line of 1.5-inch (35mm) Ultra Thin HDTV’s, it further stepped ahead to become the first to demonstrate an Ultra Thin plasma display, which...
The latest mobiles give you everything from e-mail, GPS, and high-end multimedia facilities. However, watching a video on a two-three inches display isn’t that satisfactory. Therefore, how about embedding a projector into the mobile? I am serious...
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation has opened a 567ft high elevator testing tower ‘Solae’ in Japan. The Inazawa City holds this prestigious building, which will be used to conduct research into high-speed elevators for super-tall buildings....
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