Nova 3D The World’s Largest 3D LED Display
The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich has unveiled the its new Nova 3D LED display which it is using to celebrate its 150th anniversary. Measuring 5 meters x 5 meters x 1 metes and weighing in at 3.3 tons, the Nova is the world’s largest 3D display that has 25000 lightballs, each containing 12 LED’s. It can display 16 million colors and 25 images per second.
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Addon 7″ LCD Screens for Sony PS3 and the Nintendo Wii
Chinavision have created addon LCD screens for the Sony PS3 and the Nintendo Wii.which can be retrofitted onto the gaming consoles and have a screen sizes of 7 inches and integrated speakers.
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Phillips iPhone Entertainment Station
Enjoy DVDs and videos on this Phillips 9″ color widescreen with the compact Philips DCP951. Featuring a retractable adaptor for iPods and iPhones , it also has built-in SD/MMC card slots. You can view DivX movies or digital photos from multiple sources. It also has a rechargeable battery, so you can take it on the road. You should get enough time to watch about 2.5 hours of video on a single charge.
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Mini Video Player
Check out these mini video players which are small on size but are big on features with full-size bright high-res screens and 8 hour battery life. They’re perfect for playing your favorite movies and music. Choose from the Neon M3 with heat sensitive glowing buttons and a 2.4 inch LCD screen or the Ice with a brushed aluminum finish and a slightly larger 2.8 inch display. Both have 2GB of storage built-in and can be expanded via memory card.
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Worlds Slimmest 24″ Widescreen LCD Monitor - BenQ V2400W
The BenQ V2400W is only 2.44 inches at its thickest point, making it the world’s thinnest 24″ widescreen LCD – more than 21% slimmer than the next thinnest LCD monitor…even at the V2400W’s thickest point. Even with high-end technology including a 4000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio, new RHCM injection process and full 1080p HD support, the BenQ V2400W’s technical features are secondary to the product’s visually arresting design. A subtle blue LED and slick touch controls elegantly accent the BenQ V2400W.
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65″ OLED Mitsubishi 3D Image Screen
This Laser TV technology will kill OLED before it ever really takes off, if Mitsubishi get it right. They are currently working on an experimental 65-inch monster TV. Fitted with the new ’super wide angular optical engine’ which uses 3 color Lasers for illumination. It has twice the colour spectrum & contrast ratio of current displays and can even display 3D images giving a true 3D experience.
Available for purchase towards the end of the year
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Waterproof Wireless Television SoakTV
The Soak TV has a 10.4 inch screen and can be use with a PC, DVD player or TV and has built in stereo speakers, as it comes as a complete sealed-unit it is waterproof from all angles
Available soon for $930 about £490
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Zeiss Cinemizer video glasses
At MacWorld this week Zeiss launched ‘Cinemizer’, their latest video glasses. The new video eyewear from Carl Zeiss is your take-along personal video screen. In the future, you’ll be able to watch any movie stored on your iPod anywhere.
The glasses project a virtual equivelant of a 45 inch screen from 78 inches away, and come with a wired remote control. One of the benefits of the Zeiss glasses is that they can be worn over a pair of eye glasses.
The cinemizer will be available in Germany at selected GRAVIS outlets beginning in February/March 2008. Via Crave
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Axiotron’s Mac tablet
Axiotron’s Modbook is an Apple MacBook rebuilt to become a tablet computer and are aimed at artists, designers, and photographers who want to be able to draw or otherwise directly interact with the screen. The Modbooks run Mac OS X and employ either a 2.0GHz or 2.2GHz Intel Core 2 processor. They also come with a 13.3-inch, 1280×800 screen, Inkwell handwriting recognition software, a built-in iSight camera, a DVD Combo drive or SuperDrive, and GPS.
Available with 1GB of memory for $2,290
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World’s smallest x86-based Internet tablet?
Chipmaker Via & its sponsor have created the 3.3-inch square “MTube” the “world’s smallest x86 PC,” and the first “IMP” (Internet Media Player) with TV recording capabilities. The 5.3-ounce MTube measures 3.3 x 3.3 x 0.8 inches (8.3 x 8.3 x 2cm), and sports a 2.8-inch VGA (640 x 480) touch panel display. There’s built-in WiFi and WiMax wireless communications, with CDMA cellular networking optional.
The MTube was shown decoding a simulated digital TV (DVB-T) broadcast. It was also shown streaming video to a wirelessly connected digital photo frame. Advanced digital TV features reportedly include time-shifted TV viewing, via 8GB of built-in flash, and picture-in-picture viewing. There’s also a full browser (mostlikely Firefox) supporting “Web 2.0″ content. Via’s demo of the device featured YouTube video content and Google Maps.
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$50,000 QuadHD display
If you have a couple of dollars spare this week, you might consider upgrading your monitor to one from the Westinghouse’s QuadHD range. The 47 inch model has a 2560×1440 Quad HD 3.7million pixels screen and will be a snip at $10,000. While their flagship 56inch display has a jaw dropping 3840 x 2160 QuadHD resolution with approx. 8.3 million pixels for $50,000
Expected to be available in April 2008
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Worlds First 3D Plasma Television
At CES 2008 Samsung are showing off their new 3D plasma TV. Samsung say there are already around 100 3D PC games & movies, but don’t forget your 3D specs. When your not in the mood for full 3D you can also watch regular 2D HDTV at 60hz.
The 3D plasma TV will be available late March 2008 in two versions : 720p, 42 & 50 inch. The cost will be around the same as you would pay for a 42/50 inch HDTV says Samsung.
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E-paper - high resolution flexible colour display
The LG.phillips 14.3 inch flexible display, is approximately the same size of a piece of A4 sheet of paper and has a high resolution 1280 x 800 pixel 16.7 million colour display. The flexibility of the (300 micrometers) display is provided by the metal and foil plastic substrates rather than traditional glass and the applications for this technology are huge.
The E-paper flexible display is also highly energy efficient only using energy when the image changes, which can viewed from 180 degrees and stays crisp even when flexed.
LG.Philips LCD hope to release a smaller B5 display somtime in 2008
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Worlds Largest Plasma - 150 inch
A massive 150inch plasma has been unveiled by Panasonic which makes it the worlds largest atm.
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Curved Monitor - Alienware
Wouldn’t three of these make a desktop and a half. Alienware’s new curved 2880 x 900 is “a doublewide curved DLP display with OLED illumination.” and mimics peripheral vision. It has an ultra fast 0.02-millisecond response time which should be faster enough for the most hardcore gamers
Hopefully this bad boy should be available in the 2nd quarter of 2008. I think I should start saving now.
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