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FleaTech Wiggle W008, another dual headphone output

Posted on June 30th, 2008

FleaTech Wiggle W008, another dual headphone output

To compete at Energy System, we find the FleaTech Wiggle V008, which also includes two headphone outlets to share the music we hear.

FleaTech WIggle W008

On this occasion, the screen is most suitable for viewing videos, with 2.4 inches, but remains somewhat fair. Its resolution is 320 x 240 pixels and allows the reproduction of files in AVI format and photos in JPG and BMP.

Its internal memory is also 2 GB, although we can increase it through SD or MMC card. Other features are identical receiver FM radio and voice recording via the integrated microphone.

It weighs 62 grams and a price of 79 euros.

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Notebooks Toshiba Qosmio G50 and F40 Reviews

Posted on June 30th, 2008

Notebooks Toshiba Qosmio G50 and F40 bear the Cell chip for the PS3

As already advanced with Toshiba G55, this July promises to be very interesting when teams Toshiba with benefits and performance out of the ordinary. Or at least what we are accustomed in the area of laptops.

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The Toshiba Qosmio G50 and F40 will also assemble the explosive cocktail SpursEngine, remember that it is changed by the Cell chip of the Playstation 3 that Toshiba has adapted to become a co-processor for its high performance multimedia portable highlights . This co-processor has 4 SPE, memory controller and works with hardware formats via high-definition video. Toshiba, in addition to their laptops, plans to incorporate it into more multimedia equipment for the home.

In fact, the task of this device (SpursEngine SE1000) in the new portable will be accompanied by a Core 2 Duo processor, and come into action for very intensive tasks to the processor, normally associated with high-definition video.

Among other tasks, these laptops will be able, according to Toshiba, reescalar in real time and smooth video standard definition to high definition, as well as record television directly in H.264 format.

Another feature that will take advantage of the Cell processor and we commented: identification of faces in real-time features as recognition of people in videos, and facilitate searches of audiovisual content, among others. They also control software by gestures will be integrated into new laptops.

Of which we speak now. The Toshiba G50 will be a model with 18.4-inch screen FullHD, with 500 GB hard drive, NVidia GeForce graphics 9600M.doble tuner DTT and weighing 5 kg. The battery life arrive until 4 pm. Its price, 2,700 dollars.

Regarding the Toshiba model F50, at a cost of about 2,500 dólars, will have 15-inch screen and 250 GB hard drive. As you can see, all Intel processor and the Cell, is paid.

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Conceptronic Grab’n'GO Gigabit Full HD

Posted on June 30th, 2008

Conceptronic Grab’n'GO Gigabit Full HD

Conceptronic has presented his new pileup in Spain for playing multimedia, which follows last announced that the Grab’n'GO Media Giant.

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The Conceptronic Grab’n'GO Gigabit FullHD has, as you’ve deducted from its name, high-definition as raison d’etre, and it is therefore an ideal complement to the LCD and plasma TVs that support this resolution. But this is not a hard drive but a platform for the content of these disks or remote computers as a computer, the television.

The Conceptronic Grab’n'GO Gigabit FullHD can play files XviD, WMV9, MOV, MKV, H.264, MPEG 1/2/4, JPEG, MP3, WMA, AVI, SVCD, VCD, IFO, VOB and supports subtitles, something that not many media players bear but I find very interesting.

The team Conceptronic connection with hard drives or computer is done via USB or through a port Gigabit to ensure optimal image quality and fast network, mainly large files with high definition.

With HDMI connection (up to 1080p), component and digital audio output (SPDIF) for 5.1 sound, this gadget is behaving like a client UPnP multimedia.

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LCD or plasma: screen size

Posted on June 30th, 2008

LCD or plasma: screen size

After studying the differences between plasma and LCD televisions in relation to issues such as contrast, brightness and color, now we move around in a classic battle of televisions: the size and other negative aspects associated with plasmas and LCDs, as the effect of burning the screen, life expectancy or the issue of dead pixels.

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Until recently, the size of a screen forced us to decide entry by a type of display. If we wanted teams with a diagonal over the 37-inch, the choice was clearly a plasma TV. Below that size, the LCD reigned at your leisure. The progress of both technologies has led us to be already on the market plasmas smaller, and above all, LCD televisions with no problem reaching the diagonals classic plasmas. In fact, we could still say that for large sizes, value for money still benefits the teams plasma.

Without wishing to enter absurd wars, choosing the right size screen can bring many benefits. There is nothing scientific item, but they are very sensible recommendations. Of course, this aspect comes into play what everyone wants, and if you prefer a television so much larger than can afford because they think that they are going to enjoy it more, as is their right.

Finally, in this part of the special on television, let’s see who wins in the battle for life. In other words, what we will run more TV without the image is resentment. As many know, wins LCD TV, because plasma technology has a lifespan smaller motivated by the progressive erosion of the matches, at some point that worsen the image up to a limit not admitted.

Thus, the average tells us that a plasma TV keeps an image of acceptable quality about 25,000 hours, compared with more than 50,000 hours of an LCD TV. Frankly, with the pace of updating technology, I do not think a determining factor even less, because it is fairly certain that in 10-13 years that we could in theory take a plasma TV, and we renewed the TV.

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Ahtec Tiny TN120 Review

Posted on June 30th, 2008

Ahtec Tiny TN120, an economic TabletPC

After seeing yesterday netBook which distributes Ahtec us today called attention to another of its products is characterized by a fairly tight price. We speak of Ahtec TabletPC Tiny TN120, as its name suggests, is a TabletPC, so it comes with touch screen that can rotate.

Ahtec Tiny TN120
The simplest model has an Intel Celeron processor at 2 GHz, 1 GB of RAM, hard disk of 120 GB Sata graphics card and Intel X3100. Insufficient to run Vista with ease, but ideal if you install Windows XP. Anyway, there are models with configurations better if we opt for the latest operating system from Microsoft.

Its screen is panned and has a size of 12 inches, offering WXGA resolution, ie 1280 x 800 pixels. The tactile part is kind of passive.

The TabletPC Ahtec Tiny TN120 comes with a DVD recorder, as well as with 3 USB 2.0 ports, 1 Firewire port, memory card reader 7-on-1 and weighing, including the battery, 2.1 kilos. It integrates Wi-Fi compatible with 802.11n, a 1.3 megapixel webcam, Bluetooth 2.0 and a fingerprint reader.

Its price is 739 euros, although this will add to the operating system, which does not come pre-installed by default. In the absence of their autonomy, we believe a successful relationship performance / price ratio.

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HP VooDoo Envy 133 Review

Posted on June 30th, 2008

HP VooDoo Envy 133 Review

Day perfect today to take a look much more closely for the next high-end portable HP. VooDoo Envy is the model 133, which have been unveiled some high-quality images that leave us watch carefully this ultraportable of 13.3 inches.

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As far as we can see in the pictures, this VooDoo Envy 133 basa its appeal in its thickness and especially in their finishing. Bright and exquisite. The carcass of carbon fibre and SS-64 GB disc are two of the elements that leave us with a team that only weighs 1.54 kilograms, an ideal weight for a team of its dimensions. Its thickness is less than 18 cm, which is not far from anything wrong.

The Voodoo Evny 133 to reach the market is about to enter the month with LED-type display, Intel Core 2 Duo processor at 1.8 GHz and integrated graphics. The battery, four hours, and the HDMI connection are two of its strengths. From USB ports will not be left with only two, one of them as reusable port Esat.

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Although it comes with the Windows Vista operating system, we have Voodoo IOS based on Linux that leaves us with limited functions of web browsing, multimedia communications and something without having to boot the primary operating system. The price of departure of this team will be 1,300 euros.

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SanDisk Sansa Fuze Review

Posted on June 29th, 2008

SanDisk Sansa Fuze, portable player

Last week began to discuss the possibility of a new player in the range of SanDisk Sansa, occur after announcement of some accessories compatible with him. It is now confirmed that it was not a retouched picture, but the SanDisk Sansa Fuze, a small portable player.

SanDisk Sansa Fuze

It is not yet available for sale, but Amazon already has in its catalogue to begin sending up to between one and three months. The player has a 1.9-inch screen and a capacity of 4 GB, which can be increased with microSD memory cards and microSDHC.

It is compatible with music in MP3, WMA and video in MPEG-4, disponendo FM radio tuner and voice recording. Autonomy is 24 hours of music playback and up to 5 in video playback.

There will be versions in red, black, pink and blue and is priced at 99 dollars, although it is likely to launch versions with more internal storage. An acceptable price for a player who has no bad pint, but since then the screen is too small to be able to watch video comfortably in it.

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Sony Bravia S4000 Review

Posted on June 28th, 2008

Sony Bravia S4000

The new televisions that Sony has presented could be called mid-range-low, yes, only if compared with other models from this manufacturer, as their benefits do not fall short in others.

The Sony Bravia S4000 are available in sizes smaller than usual, ranging from 26-inch model of the smallest to the 40-inch model of the largest, which is inclusive of the best features of all of them.

This model offers a 40-inch screen with FullHD resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels) and is equipped with technology Bravia Engine 2 that offers improvements in the contrast and colors.

The remaining models, which are composed of one of 26, one 32 and one 37 inches, provide resolution HD Ready and technology Bravia Engine.

They have a dynamic contrast ratio of 33000:1 and in the case of 40-inch supports 24p mode, which allows watch movies at the speed that had issued the original director.

The Sony Bravia S4000 have three HDMI inputs and the largest model supports Bravia Sync to control various devices such as DVD player or video camera with a single command.

Sony Bravia S4000 Review

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