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Hybridcast “Dual Stream” promises broadcast Full HD 3D

Chris Davies, May 26th 2011 Discuss [0]

While there are an increasing number of broadcast TV channels offering 3D HD content, so far the limitations of side-by-side transmission means that resolution tops out at 720p, rather than Full HD 1080p. The engineers at the Japanese NHK Science & Technology Research Laboratories reckon they've got the solution, TechOn reports, with their Hybridcast "Dual Stream" 3D system, pairing broadcast with a sync'd IPTV feed. Read The Full Story

Ideum Unveils New MT55 HD Multitouch Table [Video]

Rue Liu, Apr 19th 2011 Discuss [6]

If you're in the market for a new desk or table, before you head to your local furniture store take a moment to fantasize how awesome it would be to replace that old wooden thing with Ideum's new MT55 HD Multitouch Table. We mentioned their older MT50 model about a year ago, but they just announced today a new MT55 HD model that's a 55" beauty sporting full 1920x1080 HD resolution. Read The Full Story

Touchscape Multi-Touch Coffee Table

Rue Liu, Feb 17th 2011 Discuss [1]

If the multi-touch screens of your iPhone, iPad, or Android devices, are just not enough tactile fun, then consider adding the Touchscape Multi-Touch coffee table to your living room. Albeit the table can't compete in portability, but it would be awesome fun for friends at your house party--just be sure to have some coasters. Continue after the jump for a video of the Touchscape in action as it shows off some Windows 7 action. Read The Full Story

Samsung’s HMX-H300 Consumer HD Camcorder Hands-On

Dylan Bailey, Jan 8th 2011 Discuss [8]

As technology progresses, users are not only looking for ways to capture and share special moments, but they’re looking for easier and higher quality ways to do so. Samsung has always been a key player in the HD camcorder market, and they are continuing their push into the market with the newly announced HMX-H300. Read The Full Story

World’s Largest Full HD 3D LED TV Showcased by Samsung

Dylan Bailey, Jan 8th 2011 Discuss [3]

One of the most impressive TVs we saw on the CES 2011 showroom floor was definitely the new Samsung 75" LED display. Being touted as the "Worlds Largest Full HD 3D LED TV," the screen was the most impressive 3D HD display we have seen. Read The Full Story

Samsung Professional External Hard Drives Offer Up USB 3.0 Connectivity

Dylan Bailey, Jan 8th 2011 Discuss [0]

In addition to their consumer grade drives, Samsung has also announced their professional series of external USB 3.0 hard drives. The drives will be the industry first DDR DRAM memory module and will consume 40-percent less power and offer transfer speeds of up to 3.2 Gbps. Read The Full Story

Movie Theater Bus Brought Back From the 1960s, Now Features Blu-ray and HD Projector

Evan Selleck, Sep 13th 2010 Discuss [0]

There are a lot of interesting stories that stem from the '60s. Of course, stories are one thing, but to see something brought back from the day and age, and then just revamped to live in today's day and age, that's something else entirely. This movie theater bus was one of seven that was used in the United Kingdom during those fateful years, and now it's been brought back to life. But, no longer out-dated, it now features plenty of up-to-date gadgets to make any movie-goer happy. Read The Full Story

Amex Digital MP-501 Boasts Smallest 1080p Media Player Title

Evan Selleck, Aug 18th 2010 Discuss [1]

Sitting right next to your big computer, or your big screen HDTV, you'll probably already find some ridiculously small gadget. After all, even our memory is getting smaller. And while there may already be options out there for you to purchase in the whole HD media player market, this new one from Amex Digital definitely aches to take the "smallest" title. Its measurements are noteworthy in of themselves, but the features speak for themselves, just as loudly. Read The Full Story

Nintendo Wii 2 Coming in 2011, Featuring HD Output and Blu-ray?

Evan Selleck, Aug 10th 2010 Discuss [75]

Hot on the heels that Nintendo has managed to sell 30 million units of the wildly popular Nintendo Wii (here in the US), comes a new rumor, mingling with an old one. Nothing wrong with that -- if you hear a rumor enough, doesn't it mean it has to come true? In the case of the Wii, which at the moment doesn't support HD gaming (or anything, for that matter), it's that jump to high definition that's got some people firing up the rumor mill yet again. Read The Full Story

Oregon Scientific ATC9K HD Action Camera Available Soon

Evan Selleck, Jul 6th 2010 Discuss [1]

It's been awhile since Oregon Scientific made an appearance around here, so we're glad to see them back. The ATC9K HD Action Camera has a few tricks up its sleeve, which we've come to expect from our cameras in today's world. And as usual, OS has managed to make the 1080p-capable device ready for your underwater adventures. As long as you're not going too deep, that is. Read The Full Story

Brite-View CinemaGo BV-5005HD Mini CG HD Media Player Announced, Pre-Order Now

Evan Selleck, Jul 2nd 2010 Discuss [0]

It's been almost a full year since we reported on Brite-View's CinemaTube media player, and that means it's just about perfect timing to get an upgraded, new model, right? Well lucky you, because Brite-View agrees with that sentiment. They've just pulled the cover off their CinemaGo BV-5005HD Mini CG HD media player -- and yes, that may be the longest title for a gadget we've seen in awhile. Read The Full Story

Kodak Playsport Video Camera Captures 1080p HD Video at 30FPS, Available Now

Evan Selleck, Jun 1st 2010 Discuss [0]

It's been a few months since Kodak came forward and announced the Playsport Video Camera existed, but the time's finally arrived and the feature-packed HD camera is available right now. It may not be the most attractive piece of hardware out there, but you've got to admit: it's pretty cool that you can throw it into a shallow pool of water, right? Well, at least the picture makes it look fun. Read The Full Story