Remember those way swank Digital Message Centers we peeked at CES this year? At long last, Audiovox has begun shipping the audio-only DPF710K ($149.
Via Engadget | Posted on 2008.09.18 at 19:20
We have seen our fair share of projection clocks, but this new model looks like something from the Steampunk collection. The Timebeam Microsweep clock has a swivel arm that has an easy to use focusing lens attached to it.
Via About Projectors | Posted on 2008.09.18 at 14:26
It has been a while since we heard about Microvision and their SHOW PicoP projector. Recently Microvision announced that they have started shipping their PicoP projector to world leading consumer electronics, equipment manufacturers, and telecommunications carriers.
Via About Projectors | Posted on 2008.09.18 at 12:39
Classrooms are going digital next year by turning student’s desks into touch screen surfaces. The experts at Durham University designed these desks and Lumin Visual Technology AG is manufacturing them for classrooms.
Via About Projectors | Posted on 2008.09.18 at 12:28
Optoma is releasing two new projectors next month, the GT-3000 and GT-7000. Both projectors are designed to work with the top video game consoles, more specifically the Nintendo Wii.
Via About Projectors | Posted on 2008.09.18 at 11:42
Researchers at Durham University in the UK are working hard to ensure that the academic sector isn't left out of the multi-touch craze. The still-unnamed "interactive multi-touch desk" is a major part of the SynergyNet framework, an interactive classroom environment they're building based on a gaming engine called jMonkey.
Via Engadget | Posted on 2008.09.18 at 11:26
Sony has recently released their biggest projectors to date. The SRX-T105 and SRX-T110 projectors will be the newest additions to join Sony’s Digital Cinema Series.
Via About Projectors | Posted on 2008.09.18 at 10:32
LG is well known for it's full HD displays. The recent addition to LG Electronics' full HD display line up is a 21. 5-incher W2261V-PF. The best thing about this monitor is that it not provides full high definition, but also looks great.
Via PC Launches | Posted on 2008.09.18 at 09:54
Lenovo's already kicked out a pair of low-end ThinkVision monitors that promise to do their small part for the environment, and it's now finally expanded that enviro-mindedness to some of its higher-end offerings.
Via Engadget | Posted on 2008.09.17 at 12:56
We figured it was coming, now sure enough, Kodak just let loose a new picture frame based on CMEL's new mass-produced, 7. 6-inch OLED panels. Ultra-thin as you'd expect and wireless as you'd hope, the new 800 x 480 pixel Wireless Frame should be ready for the holidays sporting 2GB of internal storage, integrated audio, a 30,000:1 contrast, 180-degree viewing angle, and photo service compatibility with Flickr and others.
Via Engadget | Posted on 2008.09.17 at 01:10