Tag Archive for 'display'
Christie, the UK based Visual Solutions leader unveils a mammoth business class projector LX900. The dual lamps design projector uses an inorganic 3-chip LCD technology that’s capable to produce a high ANSI lumens of 9,000 and contrast ratio of 2000:1. It starts to sound familiar right? It has the same native resolution of 1024×768 just [...]
Once again nVidia has claimed the most powerful mobile graphics solution title by combining a pair of super fast 8800M GTX GPUs. I don’t think there is a single game out now that this duo can’t display at max resolution with a more than decent frame rate.
Sure it doesn’t offer up a full HD resolution, but it does offer up 22-inches of screen real estate. It also has a 4000:1 dynamic contrast ratio.
Check out the latest offerings from Fujitsu, a new 15.4” notebook with Intel’s latest 45nm Core 2 Duo architecture Penryn processors inside. Its being marketed as a desktop replacement notebook which likely means it has some considerable heft to it, but the C2D T8100 2.1GHz Penryn should make it pull a premium on whatever you [...]
Check out this new phone from Sony Ericsson, it’s a simple candy-bar form factor, but it has a 5MP camera and GPS and a nice display. The camera has a flash and auto-focus features, but sadly no optical zoom.
ShopRite is going to be the test chain for this new iteration of the MediaCart. For now its only going to a few select stores, but that could be a store near you, I just don’t know whether to tell you to check the ShopRite or the Microsoft website to find out where the closest [...]
For some reason T-Mobile and/or Samsung felt it prudent to not only design, but go ahead and produce and sell an ugly brown cell phone. Add to that the fact that it all runs on edge and that makes it all the less tempting.
Sure, you could have easily crossed the border and bought one, but now you can keep your ugly Canadian money in the barren cold up north. All jokes aside, it is for sale in Canada now, which I assume means that the GPS maps will work in Canada as that is the only hurdle that [...]
Part of the MacBook Air announcement was regarding just how environmentally friendly it is. They’ve lost the arsenic in the glass, and there is no mercury in the display either.
This is a 28-inch widescreen display, that’s huge, I mean the only computer monitor I know of that’s larger are the 30” models. It also has a 1920×1200 resolution and a not so impressive contrast ratio of 800:1.
