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June 14, 2006 - 03:34 AM : Related Entries - Media Devices
Using RGB light emitting diodes (LEDs) as light sources Sony has developed the world's smallest LED projector. Measuring just 410cc it is equivalent to that of two business cards and shorter than a standard ball pen. Two major innovations were made to make the projector smaller. First, three transmissive LCDs serving as display devices and a prism for synthesizing light beams emitted from the three devices are directly coupled together to be a unitary component. Another innovation is that the distance between the LEDs and the display devices are reduced. The projector uses 0.62 inch 800 x 600 transmissive LCDs as display devices. A total of 14 LEDs are used, including four red, four blue and six green diodes. The brightness of the LED reaches 50 lm. The power consumptions required for the LED unit and the entire projector are 20 and 30 W, respectively. A wide color gamut of 120% NTSC can be achieved.
June 14, 2006 - 02:17 AM : Related Entries - Mobile Phones
To support the growing storage demands of feature-rich mobile phones, Kingston has announced it will be producing higher capacity miniSD and MMCmobile Flash memory cards. "As consumers become more knowledgeable on the variety of features and functions offered by new multifunction mobile handsets, the need for larger capacity Flash memory continues to increase to optimize the devices' storage capabilities," said Keyla Velazquez, mobile media product manager, Kingston. "Our research of the emerging global mobile market indicates a growing demand for higher capacities to allow users to store even more data, music, photos and video.
June 14, 2006 - 01:59 AM : Related Entries - Computing
At Computex Amex debuted the new i-Talk Nano VoIP phone. In fact once you get to know its features it could very well be your choice as your next VoIP Phone handset. The phone comes with USB 2.0 support which totally obviates the connectivity issues with any computer. The phone has a 16 bit USB sound card inside and is compatible with a variety of clients like Skype, MSN, X-pro, X-lite, Net2phone, eyeBeam, Firefly, SJphone, StanaPhone, Noodle softphone and AIM Phone. The phone comes with a keypad driver for Windows, other features include Echo cancellation, noise reduction, and full duplex communication.
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