Samsung HMX-E10 offers full HD in a camcorder
Want to record your very own full HD home videos? That is now made possible thanks to the Samsung HMX-E10, where this 1080p pocket camcorder offers a 270-degree swiveling lens for you to capture digital memories from various angles, boasting a 1/3.2" CMOS sensor as well as 30fps HD video recording capability. Not only that, you can also come up with some artistic renditions thanks to integrated effects such as pencil-sketch, tilt-shift, and vignetting among others. Out this September for $200 a pop, you can choose from other black and cream colors. Definitely something for the casual user, and you might just get bitten by the video recording bug before you move on to something better.
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HTC Droid Incredible getting FroYo update by August at worst
Word has just gone out that the HTC Droid Incredible (read our review) will be receiving the long awaited FroYo (Android 2.2) update by the end of this month at best, or early next month if things go awry – this is different from what we reported earlier. This new update will unlock 802.11n Wi-Fi connectivity in your device, offering other features such as 3G Mobile Hot Spot and 720p video recording among others. If you have recently purchased a Droid Incredible, we would say that this is pretty good news since some other folks have to wait until a platform is obsolete before a software update is issued.
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Samsung dates Galaxy S Android 2.2 Froyo update
Samsung has done pretty well to announce the dates for its Galaxy S Android 2.2 Froyo update, although the downer would be these updates being available only for the Korean version of Galaxy S (M110S), so folks over in the US (or elsewhere) will not be able to get their hands on it in the immediate future. Early August is the slated date, where all of the UI features such as TouchWiz 3.0 and Social Hub among others will be integrated in the next update. We do hope that the international market will be able to get hold of their own Android 2.2 update in due time, preferably before the year is over.
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Acer shows off RevoView streaming hub
Acer paraded its RevoView streaming hub which is more or less similar to a small form factor version of the Revo, where you get USB connectivity which caters to external and flash drives, memory card slots, and UPnP network support among others. The hard drive itself can be as capacious as 2TB, depending on your budget while you have composite, component and HDMI for video output. Some of you out there might not be too happy with DiVX being omitted, but at least it supports AVI, MP4, MOV, RMVB and a few other less popular codecs if those are of any consolation to you. To kill even more time, there is also YouTube streaming support on the RevoView. No word on pricing or availability has been mentioned yet, but we hope to keep you updated on the latest developments.
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Microsoft Kin Two teardown
The Kin Two from Microsoft is more or less the maiden collaboration between NVIDIA and Microsoft where a cellphone is concerned, where the folks at Chipworks took one apart to find an 8-megapixel image sensor within, making it one of the first few camera phones that features 720p HD video capability, not to mention 256MB RAM and 8-Gbit of flash memory for all your data storage needs. As for the front side of the board, it holds most of the chips including the CDMA power amplifier and processor, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth/FM radio chipset, and stereo codec processor among others. The housing itself measures nearly 2cm thick - pretty hefty for a non-smartphone contender.
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Samsung E65 eBook certified by Wi-Fi Alliance
The Wi-Fi Alliance has certified the Samsung E65, where this device is not a cellphone but actually an ebook reader, making it the successor to Samsung's first E60 ebook reader, albeit sporting a full QWERTY keyboard instead of the sliding form factor. You get a 6" e-ink display that boasts support for an electromagnetic resonance (EMR) stylus pen, coupled with text-to-speech, Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity, and MP3 playback capability among others. No doubt it has decent hardware to get you started, but will its content delivery system be good enough to keep up with the competition?
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RTC23 officially licensed Marvel Comic LCD and LED HDTVs
Roundtable Concepts Inc. will be rolling out the RTC23, which comprises of a range of officially licensed Marvel Comic LCD and LED HDTVs. You will be able to choose from a range of Marvel universe characters including Iron Man, Captain America, The Hulk, Wolverine and Thor among others. You will find your favorite Marvel Super Hero embellished on the bottom two corners of the frame, where you can choose from 22", 32", 42" and 55" HD LCD screen sizes whereas the LED HDTV range will come in 40" and 46" sizes. Apart from its obvious cosmetic inclusions, you will find that the name and character will appear on the TV for around 8 seconds when turned on for added fun. [Press Release]
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AMD ATI Radeon HD 5870 Eyefinity 6 Edition graphics card unveiled
AMD has released its ATI Radeon HD 5870 Eyefinity 6 Edition graphics card that is capable of offering stunning performance thanks to its 2GB of GDDR5 memory alongside rendering capability in excess of 1 billion pixels per second (!) in current generation gaming titles, which is basically a dozen times more resolution compared to 1080p HD. According to AMD, the amount of memory offered allows DirectX 11 games to run in 3- and 6-display gaming setups, alongside a host of other features including the ability to use ATI CrossFireX multi-GPU technology and bezel compensation among others. Get this only if you are a hardcore gamer, but otherwise there are always more affordable options that offer better bang for your buck.
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CatholicTV launches 3D programming. Yes, you read that correctly.
Paul would have been so jealous right now. Massachusetts-based CatholicTV has launched 3D programming on its Web site, and plans to launch a proper 3D TV network, à la ESPN 3D, shortly. Take me now, O Lord!
Right, so the network launched the 3D programming yesterday, and you can watch it right now if you have a pair of old school red-and-blue glasses. I don’t happen to have such a pair handy, so I’m not able to say things like, “Well, now I see what the fuss is all about!
You really ought to read the full Canadian Press story, because the guy in charge says some pretty great things, among others, calling 3D a “hot technology.” I haven’t been to a Catholic church in about five years, but I certainly don’t remember the priest using terms like “hot” to describe church goings-on.
All I know is, I’m going to make a killing selling 3D glasses to Broadway show-going tourists in Times Square. “Who wants to see Play when you can see it in 3D! Only $10 each!”
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MOSeco ES905 charger
With the amount of gear that most of us carry around these days, it is no surprise that various chargers tend to bulk up our luggage as well. The MOSeco ES905 charger aims to make life slightly easier on you, featuring built-in batteries that can be charged when connected to a power source via mini USB or placed under direct sunlight to take advantage of its solar panels. If all else fails, there is always the hand-crank to some good old fashioned muscle power. The MOSeco ES905 charger has a plethora of adapters for most cellphones, smartphones, MP3-players, digital cameras and portable media players among others. Additional hardware specifications include a flashlight with three LEDs, a digital watch, alarm clock functionality as well as the ability to indicate air temperature and battery level.
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