Tag Archive for 'portable-media'


Saturday, May 13th 2006 by Kevin Lee

The TViX M-3100U is a beautifully designed HDD media player/recorder device that supports up to 1080i HD output via the component output cables. However, there are no digital DVI or HDMI ports on this box. Video support includes DivX 3.x/4.x/5.x, XviD, MPG, DAT, and DVD files stored as VOB and IFO files, or as an [...]

Friday, May 12th 2006 by Kevin Lee

Motorola has unveiled the Motorola Gaming Headset X205. The Gaming Headset X205, which is based on the actual headset worn by NFL coaches, blends authentic design and advanced technology to deliver the maximum intensity of the football video gaming experience.
The Gaming Headset X205 lets gamers call the shots with a noise cancelling microphone that supports [...]

Wednesday, May 10th 2006 by Kevin Lee

The C810 from Mio is yet another Korea-only device. This Portable Media Player not only supports both video and MP3 playback, it comes with a DMB TV tuner as well. Now you don’t have to miss any of your favorite Korean serials no matter where you are! It can also help you find your way [...]

Wednesday, May 10th 2006 by Ewdison Then

PlayStation 3 (PS3) will be available in Japan on 11 November followed by an European and American launch in less than a week later. Sony has taken a leaf out of Microsoft’s book by offering 2 versions - a low-end $499 version and the more expensive $599 version. The $499 version comes with a 20GB [...]

Thursday, May 4th 2006 by Kevin Lee

Nokia has started deliveries of the Nokia 6131 phone, a sophisticated and stylish camera phone that offers powerful feature set, including a 1.3 megapixel camera and a superb 16 million colour display.
The quadband Nokia 6131 will be coming to shops across Europe, Asia, Africa and select Latin American countries. A version for North American markets, [...]


Wednesday, May 3rd 2006 by Kevin Lee

The Shinco GM400 Voyager comes with 2D/3D maps with over 2 million points of interest. The 4” LCD touchscreen displays data in a crisp manner, with day/brightness mode for greater energy efficiency. It comes preloaded with UK maps, and you have the option to purchase U.S., Asia, and Europe maps as well.

Wednesday, May 3rd 2006 by Kevin Lee

This Outdoor Entertainment Island comes with a 42” JVC plasma TV, four 6” Clarion surround-sound speakers, a built-in subwoofer, a DVD/CD player, an FM/AM tuner, Sirius satellite radio compatibility and an A/V coaxial input. Madefrom galvanized steel with a stucco tile finish to withstand even the most adverse conditions, this setup will cost you an [...]

Wednesday, May 3rd 2006 by Kevin Lee

Samsung Electronics announced that it has developed the industry’s first amorphous silicon (a-Si) seven-inch, single-chip TFT-LCD panel that reproduces colours in high resolution (WVGA-level, 800×480 pixels). The seven-inch LCDs are mostly used in mobile devices including DMB (digital multimedia broadcasting), PMP (portable multimedia players) and CNS (car navigation systems), and normally require 4 to 7 [...]

Monday, May 1st 2006 by Kevin Lee

The BW1000 Triple Blu-ray Burner from BenQ reads all Blu-ray disc formats. It offers 2X read and write in Serial ATA interface that caters for even the most data intensive operations. It comes with BenQ’s Write Right and SolidBurn technologies working in the background. Having a backup of your computer hard drive is now easier [...]

Monday, May 1st 2006 by Kevin Lee

MobiBLU’s website is offering the Cube speaker for just $30. Similar in size to the cube-sized DAH-1500, the speaker comes with a retractable phono plug that is compatible with any MP3 player or audio device. It’s decent enough to listen to it though.


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