Philips X800
Philips has revealed details of its upcoming low-end touch screen phone, the X800. Meant to be a more affordable competitor to the iPhone, it features support for Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, expansion via microSD, support MP3 ringtones, and packs a USB port.
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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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Philips New Portable Power Range - Up To 60 Hours More Battery
Philips have announced a new range of portable power solutions called Power4Life.
The range is designed to remove battery limitations from portable electronic devices such as PDA’s, mobile phones etc.
The first part of this new range is the Power2Charge universal USB chargers, the SCM7880. caters for applications up to 5V, features a backup energy solution for up to 15 hours of portable power, an LED indicator and a space friendly foldable plug.
The Philips SCM7880 has six connector tips and comes complete with a retractable USB cable and a handy travel bag.
Top of the range is the SCE7640, Power2Go, which provides a back up energy source for aplications up to 20V, this is ideal for laptop’s and comes complete with an LED indictator.
There is also a charger designed purely for mobile phones, with 5 connector tips and an LED display.
These new portable energy devices are due to launch in December in Europe, no pricing details are available at the moment.
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Control Any TV With The Ninja Remote
Take control of any TV with this Ninja Remote from ThinkGeek.
This little universal remote is the newest (secret) weapon in the Ninja’s arsenal and we assure you in the right hands it can be used to quickly assassinate dangerously annoying TV shows. Simply point the Ninja Remote at the intended target (a television set) and press the mute button for a few seconds - once the TV mutes the remote is now ready to assume full control of its victim. Innocent bystanders will be frozen with fear (or very animated with anger) as the volume and channel change magically in front of their eyes, seemingly controlled by some mysterious force.
The Ninja Remote’s powers will work on a wide variety of televisions (Sony, Panasonic, Samsung, Toshiba, Sanyo, Aiwa, Mitsubishi, Philips, JVC, Sharp, etc) and its small size will safeguard you against discovery.
The Ninja Remote is available now from ThinkGeek for $8.99 (about £5)
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LG Philips develops oil and water based flexible OLED display
LG Philips has recently filed a patent for a flexible OLED screen technology which would use water and oil to display images.
Apparently one of the problems with current flexible OLED displays, get to hot which makes them hard to manufacture.
LG Philips plans to get around this problem with their water and oil based display, which would used plastic electrodes to create the pixels.
The opaque oil would float on the water and obscure a colored surface beneath — when an electric charge was applied to the field it would reveal the surface and change the color of the pixel.
Apparently this new process is a lot simpler and cheaper than current flexible OLED displays and could possibly bring these displays to mass market at a reasonable price.
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Philips and Swarovski’s Blinged Up USB Memory
Philips and Swarovski have decided to get together and produce some USB devices in the form or Jewellery, and also included in the range will be some headphones decked out out in Swarovski crystals.
Here’s a few pics
These blinged up USB devices are expected to retail at about $300 (about £150).
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Audiophile Styled iPod Dock
Check out this high end iPod dock from Shanling Audio.
The Shanling MC-3 Music Center, is an amazing looking dock.
It also has a CD player, and FM tuner, and a tube power amplifier.
The MC-30 retails for around £500, and its bound to be a hit with Audiophile fans.
Here’s The Specs
- Combining high quality CD player, tuner, dedicated i-POD input and tube power amplifier in one chassis.
- Philips VAM-12 pick-up mechanism coupled with CD-7II servo system for low jitter tracking.
- Classic tube amplification presented in stylish aesthetics.
- D/A conversion is accomplished by Burr-Brown PCM1738 DAC chip.
- High-quality FM/AM tunmg system.
- 2×6P1 single-ended tube output stage.
- Mini multi-functional lever, concealed input selector and volume control.
- All aluminum chassis with cylindrical support and internal screening.
This is not going to look out of place next to your high end Hi-Fi kit.
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Philips New Wireless Stereos
Philips has released two new stereo systems the BTM639 and the BTM628.
Both of the new systems use Blue-tooth, and you can stream tunes direct from your phone of other Blue-tooth device.
The BTM628 (above) has wireless speakers, and a CD player as well as an iPod dock.
The BTM 630 (above ) is an all in one unit, with a built in iPod dock.
Both of the new stereos also have an SD card reader.
They will go on sale for $199 (about £100), and will be available later in the year.
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