Video Gadgets Roundup: February 7 Edition
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As usual I’m not idle. May I bring to your attention the latest news from round the web concerning video gadgets, uberstylish gizmos and sophisticated gadgetry.
- Apple Delays Movie Rental Upgrade. At MacWorld Expo last month, Apple CEO Steve Jobs promised that an upgrade of the Apple TV software to allow online movie rentals would be available by the end of January.
- Breaking News: Warner Moves To Blu-ray Exclusively. Warner will continue to support both HD DVD and Blu-ray through May of 2008, but Warner will support only Blu-ray Disc starting in June of 2008.
- ATI TV Wonder Line Streams Free HD Television to Your PC.
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TUFFWRAP PLUS Review for the Nano. XtremeMac’s TuffWrap Plus for the 3G Nano is a practical and lightweight case that oes a great job of keeping your 3G Nano protected through out the daily grind.
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Go Broke but be Eco-friendly with the Noon Solar Panel Bag. It’s not a new way of non-stop recharging of a battery by means of solar panels, and such bags are indispensable due to the sun which charges your iPod or mobile phone in the daytime.
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Sony Ericsson Announces Mini-Boombox Radio Phones. The Sony Ericsson R3oo Radio and R306 Radio enhanced 3D quality, featuring FM and AM, VGA and 1.3. megapixel cameras.
- Nomad PS3000 Presentation Station.
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Stylophone Original makes its rounds. This bizarre little battery-operated instrument is a box packed with ransistors, resistors, diodes and other old-school electronic bits and bobs.
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Flying Stick Cam. Just “rub the stick” between your palms and use the built up energy to send the camera whizzing into the air. It uses kinetic energy built up by rubbing the stick together between one’s hands like its smaller toy variant.
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Recharge four iPods at once with the Griffin Powerdock. If your family members have an ear for music and/or crazy about uberstylish gadgets like iPods, give preference to iPhone, then Griffin Powerdock is just right for you. Recharge all Apple devices via Griffin.
- 16GB iPhone and 32GB iPod Touch for Sale at the Apple Store.
- The Little AgfaPhoto DV-5000G Multimedia Camera.
- Product RED PCs from Dell and Microsoft. Red XPS One is a result of joint manufacture of Dell and Microsoft. The XPS One (PRODUCT) Red desktop is priced at $1,599.
- Toshiba Gigabeat V81: More Screen, More Memory, More of the Same. The new Toshiba’s Gigabeat V81 portable digital TV has a 320 x 240-pixel 3.5-inch screen, fitting 40 hours of recorded TV into its internal 8GB memory, which is double the previous version, expandable with an SD card.
- Gizmodo presents a gallery of digital cameras that appeared thanks to PMA 2008, the year’s biggest camera show. PMA 2008 hosts photo retailers, professional photographers, mass merchandisers, professional labs, custom picture framers, scrapbook retailers and event videographers from around the world. PMA 2008 takes place in Las Vegas.
- 80-in-1 Card Reader for Only $17. It supports the most part of all available cards, including SDHC, MMC4.2, CF4.0, micro SDHC and mini SDHC. The iMono 80-in-1 card reader is an external device making it an excellent sidekick for your laptop.
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24.81 Megapixel Full-Frame 35mm Sensor from Sony. The read speed of this 24.81 Megapixel sensor is 6.3 frames per second – in 12bit colors. Obviously expect to find this sensor in upcoming high-end digital SLR cameras from Sony.
- 320GB 2.5-ich HDD Aimed at MacBooks.
- Motorized Car DVD Player. 7-inch wide system display DVD player features a TFT LCD touch screen display, Bluetooth connectivity, RCA/AV Out/AV In options, iPod compatibility, USB port, SD memory card slot, Integrated TV tuner.
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Hitachi DZ-BD90 Hits Japan. Hitachi is going to release its 60GB HDD camcorder in Japan (on 3rd March), which is equipped with 5.3M CMOS image sensor and a 2.7-inch LCD monitor. It can record full HD video with 1,920 x 1,080 resolution for nine hours.
- PSP Skype now available.
Home Security 4 Channel DVR for less than $40. Supports schedule recording mode, recycling recording method available, multi-channel playback, searching by time/date and recording events, images can be Zoom/capture/save/print/backup, remote surveillance and PTZ control through web browser, support dynamic domain name.
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