2006-03-14

Samsung B5200 - TV phone
Posted by MobiG @ 9:27 pm

[photopress:samsung_SPH_B5200_2.jpg,thumb,alignleft]mobilekorea.tv:

Samsung Electronics unveiled a “Wide Dual Slide(SPH-B5200)” at CeBIT fair in the Hanover, northern Germany. The phone has a 3-inch wide LCD screen and a slide moving up and down and side-to-side.
[photopress:samsung_SPH_B5200_3.jpg,thumb,alignright]PH-B5200 offers a 2megapixel camera, T-DMB and buttons installed only for 3D games that appear when the slide is moved to side. It enables users to enjoy one-on-one game on Bluetooth network and motion capture games using acceleration sensor.

 

2006-03-04

M-SPECS
Posted by Gizzie @ 9:44 pm

[photopress:kowon_2.jpg,thumb,alignleft] KOWON TECHNOLOGY has presented its new eyewear ‘M-SPECS’. This “goggles” allows you to enjoy T-DMB and other video clips in your own 32” screen.

via aving.net

 

2006-02-26

Panasonic FOMA P901iTV Handset
Posted by MobiG @ 9:10 pm

[photopress:Panasonic_p901itv_4.jpg,thumb,alignleft] Panasonic Mobile announced it has begun shipment of the FOMA P901iTV mobile handsets to NTT DoCoMo, Inc. The P901iTV is NTT DoCoMo’s first mobile handset to receive terrestrial digital broadcasting signals in addition to conventional analog signals. The handset was created in response to the planned launch of mobile digital broadcasting in April 2006.

The handset’s main display is a 2.5-inch and beautiful wide-view LCD screen. Approximately 3 hours of continuous digital TV viewing is possible. The P901iTV allows users to enjoy services that blend mobile communications and broadcastings. For instance, when you are watching the TV program, you can go to websites related to its TV program simply by clicking the URL shown on the display during the broadcasting.
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2006-01-10

Toshiba Gigabeat S Series Portable Media Center
Posted by MobiG @ 2:18 am

[photopress:gigabeatLarge.jpg,full,alignright]Just announced! The Toshiba Gigabeat S Series Portable Media Center offers a vivid 2.4″ color display and an extended storage capacity, so you can take your favorite digital media with you. Download recorded TV shows from TiVo Series2 or feature-length movies from movie studio Web sites, and then watch them on your Portable Media Center or a TV. Listen to music and download album art from online music providers. Tune into your favorite FM radio station with the unique FM tuner feature. Create impressive photo shows set to music, or enjoy interactive gaming with integrated audio for Microsoft Xbox 360™. Available Spring 2006.

Features
Compact dimensions with up to 60 gigabytes (GB) of storage space
FM radio tuner
Extended battery life (20 hours of audio and up to 5 hours of video)
Familiar Windows Mobile software navigation
Compatible with popular media file formats, including .wmv, .wav, JPEG, and MP3
Media download from Media Center PCs
Recorded TV download from TiVo Series2
Audio integration with Xbox 360
Available in Metallic Blue, Piano Black, and Piano White

Accessories

Earphones
Power adapter
USB cable for PC synchronization
A/V cable and output
Carrying case

Specifications

Display: 2.4″ QVGA (320 x 240) LCD screen
Storage: 30 GB or 60 GB hard drive
Battery hours: 20 of audio/5 of video
MPU: Freescale i.MX
System requirements: Microsoft Windows Media Player 10

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