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Sony Offers Up HD Photo Viewing Device

Sony Offers Up HD Photo Viewing Device

Sony over the weekend announced a new dedicated photo storage unit with high-definition output. The new HDPS-L1 is priced at just under $300 and should be available in May.

The HDPS-L1, said Sony, is a 80GB hard drive photo storage unit which outputs to a television via both standard analog and 720p component video. Photos are transferred onto the device, which is about half the size of a typical DVD player, via memory card slots which support Memory Stick, Memory Stick PRO, Memory Stick Duo, Memory Stick PRO Duo, CompactFlash, Multi Media Card, Microdrive, SD Cardand xD Picture Card. Features include one touch copy from memory card to hard drive, a built-in USB port, eight multimedia slideshow options, a wireless remote, automatic sorting of photos by date created and manual sorting of photos by group.

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Juniper Releases Rugged Windows Mobile PC

Juniper Releases Rugged Windows Mobile PC

Juniper Systems, a maker of rugged handheld field computers, yesterday introduced the Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0-based Archer Field PC. The handheld is powered by an Intel XScale 520Mhz processor.

The Archer Field PC, said Juniper Systems, meets a variety of protection standards for drops, vibrations, immersion, shock, humidity and operating temperatures. The case is made of magnesium and has an easy-to-grip molding. A rechargeable Li-Ion battery pack reportedly operates for more than 20 hours on one charge and recharges in less than four hours.

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Digital Foci Showcases New Digital Viewer

Digital Foci Showcases New Digital Viewer

Digital Foci, a company which makes products used to enjoy digital photos, today announced a new portable digital picture viewer with a built in hard drive and memory card reader. The Picture Porter Elite will become available for purchase in May, with a start price of $499 depending upon the hard drive storage size.

The Picture Porter Elite, said Digital Foci, offers up two storage capacities

Delkin Ships BurnAway Combo Media Player

From Delkin’s press release:

Delkin Devices Inc. is now shipping the BurnAway portable combo media player, a versatile mobile CD burner that combines a number of today’s most popular digital electronic devices in one unit. The BurnAway features a Slim Type DVD/CD-R/RW Drive, and works as a memory card reader, a digital slideshow player that shows photographs on TV and a DVD/MP3/CD player.

The unit operates independently of a computer and can be a lifesaver for traveling photographers looking for a quick and easy way to burn the contents of their memory card to a CD-R. Two built-in memory card slots support CompactFlash (I&II), Microdrives, SD, MMC, SmartMedia, Memory Stick and MS PRO. The BurnAway also supports XD cards with an adapter (not included).  Read more...

Canon PIXMA iP4000 Camera Review

Quote from the review:

“The breadbin-shaped PIXMA iP4000 is Canon’s latest A4 inkjet printer designed for all-round usage. Besides the attractive grey-and-silver enclosure, the printer uses Canon’s ContrastPLUS technology – a five tank ink system that includes an additional dye-based black ink for sharper contrast. It also sports a tiny 2-picolitre ink droplet size, which helps it to output good looking prints on high-quality paper. However, prints on regular paper are very disappointing, with text appearing fuzzy and uncontrolled and images suffering from severe banding. There’s also no built-in memory card slots, Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. Nevertheless, for just £109 (ex. VAT), you do get dual paper trays, automatic duplex printing, CD-R/DVD printing functions, as well as impressive output quality on high-quality paper, making the PIXMA iP4000 a good value offering if you intend to print mostly 6×4in. documents.”   Read more...

SanDisk Sells Memory Cards For Siemens S65

At roughly half the size of a postage stamp, the SanDisk RS-MMC is one of the world’s smallest flash memory form factors. A 32-megabyte RS-MMC will be bundled with sales of the Siemens mobile phones, which are expected to reach dealers in Europe, Asia Pacific and Latin America by October 1, 2004.

“This represents a significant OEM design win for the RS-MMC flash memory form factor, which we recently introduced, and we’re pleased that Siemens has decided to include our cards with this exciting new mobile phone,” said Heinz H. Schulte, sales director for the mobile phone market segment in Europe. “The tiny size of the RS-MMC, coupled with its high capacity for storage, is well-suited to the demands of this advanced, full-featured handset.” Siemens said that the S65 is the company’s first mobile phone to have an integrated 1.3-megapixel still and video camera.  Read more...

Panasonic Introduces New DIGA DVD Recorder

From Panasonic’s press release:

Panasonic’s line of DIGA DVD Recorders, and can also be found on the DMR-E85H and the DMR-E65S.

The DMR-E95H also features a new Direct Navigator, an on screen guide that presents content stored on a disc in easy-to-review thumbnails. Pressing the Direct Navigator button will bring up the thumbnails of all the programs on a disc for easy play selection.

The DMR-E95H also carries over some of the best PVR features of the DIGA line. Time Slip, Chasing Playback and Simultaneous Record & Play are features available when using either the DMR-E95H’s 160GB hard disk drive or a DVD-RAM disc.  Read more...

Samsung intros new multimedia cards

The MMC line supports high storage capacity and rapid transmission of still photos and moving pictures, which are now essential features of top-end 2.5G and 3G mobile phones. The 128MB card stores2,500 still photographs, 32 MP3 music files or 20 video minutes.

“Samsung’s strength in flash memory technology has enabled the company to offer a full range of MMC products in a variety of densities that meet the industry’s needs today,” said Tom Quinn, vice president of U.S. memory sales and marketing. “Major mobile phone manufacturers can design more compact phones with memory card slots rather than building in memory chips.”

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