Tag Archive for 'display'
It almost seems that amongst the other announcements today, Vincent had his own personal agenda to get his hands on as many Android OS based handsets as possible. He didn’t do too bad either by hitting up Qualcomm, TI, and ARM, all of which had booths with their prototypes.
If you thought the N95 was hot (and it is) you should see its younger sibling, the new N96. It has a sleeker physique and shine that is hard to look away from, alright, enough with the human/phone analogy, they didn’t just update the appearance, this phone has some nice specs too.
It has UMTS/HSDPA 2100, GSM/EDGE 900/1800/1900, and PUSH email support via MS Exchange (kind of like the BlackBerry email system). It has a mobile web browser, an RSS client, and a weather forecasting app.
Vincent hasn’t actually been able to get any real images of the phones as they technically haven’t even been announced yet, but they’re the ones that put up billboards of the phones all over the city, so Vincent got a pic of one of those which shows both handsets. The KF600 is basically the LG [...]
It has an MP3 player, picture viewer, plays movies, tells you the time, shows a calendar, and will tell you what the temperature inside is. It also has an alarm clock feature built in so you can set it to wake you in the morning.
Both of these displays were made for Windows Vista and adding 19 or 22-inches of real estate to your desktop should look real nice. In fact, they are Windows Vista Premium certified, and they both are HDCP compliant as well.
The 22-inch model has a resolution of 1680×1050 and a contrast ratio of 3000:1, making this [...]
This design concept from Serina Sung could be the next big thing for the e-ink industry, it really is quite genius. I know that when I was in band class I would have given just about anything to not have to remove my hands from my saxophone to turn the page.
This could be the first 3D display that will be remotely affordable for the general public. It has a 20-inch viewing space (its hard to call it a screen since that’s exactly what it’s lacking).
In what appears to be the biggest joke of the day, there is a video online of what is supposedly called the HTC Magnum. It has a gentleman showing off a huge display that seemingly has touch-screen capability and the TouchFLO UI of several of HTC’s latest devices.
This monitor from EIZO was shown off at this year’s PMA and it is clearly and squarely aimed at the visual professional. I mean, how many other monitors you know that can automatically recalibrate them to give you the perfect picture.
