Tag Archive for 'ifa-2007'
It’s early days, but Sharp’s indecently thin LCD TV has undoubtedly been the talk of IFA 2007. Just 20mm in the screen section, and a mere 29mm at its thickest, the glass-encased Aquos weighs just 25kg and yet boasts an astonishing 100,000:1 contrast ratio. Little surprise that spontaneous gasps leaked from the audience on first [...]
While Sharp relied on a massively skinny TV to wow IFA 2007 audiences, Toshiba seem to be going to quiet route; they’ve launched a number of new memory products designed to eke the very best performance out of your laptop, digital camera or PMP. Fresh for your picking includes new 16GB and 32GB High-Density SDHC [...]
Should the IXUS range announced at IFA 2007 be a little too “consumer” for your tastes, then Canon may have the answer: they’ve also launched two new PowerShot models, the G9 and the A650 IS. Each has a 13.1-megapixel CCD, 6x optical zoom and optical image stabilization, together with a host of features and customizable [...]
Vincent spent some time playing with the latest TomTom GPS navigation units and was pleased to find out that a number of models are crossing the Atlantic and finding their way to North America. The range-topping GO 920 and the 3rd edition ONE will be available in September, with the former offering pre-installed maps of [...]
Proving that you don’t need to pass on features to be fashionable, Canon launched two new models in their perennially popular IXUS range at IFA 2007 today. The 960 IS and 860 IS both continue the design ethos that started way back with the original APS IXUS, only packing even more user-friendly features such as [...]
How big is your living room? I only ask, because Samsung has seemingly set its sights on filling it with as much TV as possible. With their new F9 range they’ve (for the moment, anyway) secured the title of “largest commercially available LCD with LED backlighting,” with a screen size of either 52″ or a [...]
If you’re going to give up desk-space to a printer then it may as well earn its keep by being bloody gorgeous. I’d wager that’s the design brief given to Samsung’s computer peripherals team; how else could you explain the glossy, piano lacquer pair of laser printers, the monochrome ML-1630 and the multifunction SCX-4500.
Sharp really pulled out the stops at IFA 2007 with some TVs so thin they’d drive a supermodel to organ removal. Undoubtedly star of the show was a 20mm thick LCD Aquos prototype, encased in a sheet of glass, only 29mm at its thickest point and weighing a ridiculous 25kg. Despite the lack of depth [...]
If the latest 1080p DLP projector to join Samsung’s range reminds me of anything, it’s my great-uncle Gordon. Not because he had a Texas Instruments DLP chip complete with a 10,000:1 contrast ratio and 24fps film mode, but because after a traumatic end-of-the-war champagne accident he was left as a grumpy looking cyclops. Still, even [...]








