If you've been looking for a high quality HD video projector, then you're in luck. Cineversum announced yesterday that they will be launching their BlackWing One digital video project in North America next month.
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BlackWing One HD projector hitting North America
DLO Home Dock HD Pro can upscale iPod movies
Now this is different. New iPod docks come out all the time, but this has to be the first time I've seen one that claims to be able to upscale your video files into HD video. Yeah, you read that correctly. This is a pretty bold assertion and all indications point to this gadget actually being able to live up to its upscaling claim.
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Aptina camera phone image sensor supports HD video
Camera phones just keep keep getting better and better and this latest image sensor from Aptina will take them up to the next level. In fact, their image sensor will be entering mass production soon and it seems these sensors will be included in the latest 5-megapixel camera phones.
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Acer Japan intros two Full HD LCDs
There are always a ton of displays to choose from out in the market at any one time, but if you're looking for something from Acer Japan, then you're in luck. The company just introduced two new LCD displays that sport Full HD resolutions.
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Dell SP2309W LCD supports “higher than Full HD” resolution
While many already knew about the Dell SP2309W LCD because of a listing on a Canadian website, the display has now been officially announced and launched in the US. So what makes this display extra special? It can support a resolution that actually exceeds HD quality.
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Shuttle announces XPC Barebone SG45H7 with Intel G45 Express chipset
Shuttle announced their new XPC Barebone SG45H7 Mini-PC today which features an Intel G45 Express chipset and is perfect for offering up 1080p HD picture quality while maintaining a compact form factor. It definitely falls right in line with the rest of the XPC Barebone series.
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Flip minoHD hands-on review
Pure Digital launched their latest point and shoot camcorder today, the high-definition Flip MinoHD. Keeping the same, sleek styling of the Mino camcorder launched back in June, the MinoHD adds 720p recording (1280 x 720) and, at 4GB, double the memory of its standard-definition counterpart. But has the Flip gone high-maintenance along with high-definition?
Roku Netflix player to support HD Streaming by year’s end?
Netflix streaming multimedia players are heating up with HD content. Folk at Roku has revealed plan, at its public discussion forum, to deliver Netflix movies in HD by the end of year. Joining the recently announced Xbox 360, the soon-to-update Roku player will be the next Netflix Networked streaming player to support HD content.
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Belkin FlyWire Wireless HD box delayed
Oh, the world of wireless HDTV just keeps slipping beyond our grasp! And though we know it will come eventually, it's frustrating, to say the least, that the technology keeps being put off.
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DViCO TViX-HD 6500 plays ripped Blu-ray discs
While HDTV recorders are not anything new, they do still catch our eye because they've yet to enter the mainstream when it comes to consumer electronics. However, DViCO has announced two new products that could change that.
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iTunes now offers HD shows from major networks
If you have been anxiously awaiting the arrival of all of your favorite TV shows on iTunes, then you'll be pleased to hear the company has come one step closer to making that wish come true.
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JVC Pseudo 3D glasses are a step up from the 3D glasses of yore
A lot of prototypes for all sorts of devices are showing up at CEATEC in Japan this week. One such prototype is a pair of "pseudo 3D" glasses from JVC that convert 2D video in real time to something that resembles 3D.
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