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PhotoVu Debuts 22-Inch LCD Photo Frame

Digital picture frame maker PhotoVu keeps expending its horizongs—literally. Today, the company announced the availability of its PV2265w 22-inch widescreen digital picture frame. The LCD display sports a 1,680 by 1,050 pixel 16:10 widescreen resolution, and offers a customizable picture frame and matboard to complement your images, your decor, or both. The 22-inch model follows on the 19-inch photo frame the company launched last July.

"This is clearly the world’s premium digital picture frame," said PhotoVu’s Robert Jordan, in a statement. "Our first large wide format digital frame, the PV1965w, has been very well received and we expect the PV2265w to be ‘the’ digital picture frame gift for the 2007 holiday season."

Picture Porter Elite Packs PictBridge

Seems like portable picture/video/music devices are launching fast and furious: Digital Foci has taken the wraps off its Picture Porter Elite, a portable image and video viewer with a 3.6-inch, 320 by 240 pixel LCD display, a memory card reader, video output, USB 2.0, a hard drive capacity of 40 or 80 GB, and PictBridge compatibility for printing images directly to PictBridge-compatible printers via USB without an intervening computer.

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

Envision Annouces Budget 27" LCD

Envision Annouces Budget 27" LCD

Envision Peripherals, known for their AOC and Envision brands of display devices, yesterday announced a new

Digital Foci Focuses on Picture Porter HD

Digital Foci, a company which offers products to allows consumers to manage and enjoy a digital picture collection, today announced the release of the Picture Porter portable picture viewer with card reader. It is available now.   The Picture Porter is a portable hard drive (20GB or 40GB) which lets users save and view digital images so that they never have to worry about running out of memory card space in a digital camera. This storage device has multiple card reader slots to support CF I/II, MD, SM, MMC, SD Card, miniSD, Memory Stick, MS PRO, MS Duo, and MS PRO Duo cards. The photos and videos saved to the Picture Porter can be viewed on its 2” color LCD screen.   Other features of the Picture Porter include the ability to hook the device to a television to show photos on the big screen, the ability to play music like a MP3 player, support of USB 2.0, bi-directional data transfer to and from the memory cards and support for storage of non-media type files such as spreadsheets and documents.

Philips Announces Nexperia TV810 LCD TV

From the press release:

The reference design features advanced picture improvement algorithms and supports dynamic backlight technology, which dramatically enhanced picture contrast for extraordinary viewing. It incorporates flash memory to support wired and wireless network connections, streaming media and digital photo display for an enhanced consumer entertainment experience.

Samsung DVD-P241 DVD Player Review

Quote from the review:

“The Samsung DVD-P241 embodies balance between cost and quality. With progressive scan, MP3 playback, DTS the ability to play burned CDs and DVDs as well as picture CDs the P241 has about as much functionality as anyone could want. For those that don’t like the widescreen letterbox look, the P241 also features EZ view which zooms the picture to fit the size of your TV.”

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eCoustics Guide To How TV And HDTV Work

Quote from the guide:

” A simple explanation for how TV works is that a transmission signal sends information to your TV.

The information tells the TV what the picture is supposed to look like. Once received, the TV paints that picture onto the screen pixel by pixel, forming horizontal rows, called ’scan lines,’ across the screen. The TV continues to paint and re-paint these scan lines multiple times every second. This refreshing of the scan lines happens so fast that the human eye perceives the changing picture as fluid movement.

A Quick Look at HDTV Overscan Compensation

“It has been a while since ATI released their HDTV dongles, which provided HDTV output support for most of their Radeon line. In fact, we probably first experimented with their HDTV dongle back in July or August of 2002. Back then, HDTV output support was plagued by the overscan issue.

Leadtek Winfast TV2000 XP Deluxe TV Tuner

Quote from the review:

“The Leadtek Winfast TV2000 XP Deluxe is a feature-rich TV tuner that will allow any computer with an available PCI slot to enjoy TV, as well as capturing capabilities, and digitally tuned FM radio… The picture is clear and sharp, and perhaps due to the higher resolution of a monitor (compared to a tube TV), the picture looks better than on my standard TV.”

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