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December 24, 2004
The TEATRO D1 from Italian based OnCinema is Windows Media Center PC that actually looks like it belongs in your living space and not in your office. Features include a built-in 7" 1280x720 VGA touchscreen, dual layer DVD burner, 500gb of HD space, FM tuner and integrated Wi-Fi. You can record two shows at once. The TEATRO D1 comes in silver (pictured) and black.
via Mavromatic
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ehomeupgrade points to the Impression iNAS P104S. A 4-Bay Small Form Factor Terabyte Serial ATA NAS. The P104S Serial ATA NAS utilizes the most a 32-bit RISC Network Storage Processor which is integrated onto the system board for improved response. Key Features includes embedded NAS operating system, 32-bit RISC Network Storage Processor, Serial ATA interface, Gigabit Ethernet, and hardware RAID levels 0, 1, 5. (Compatible with Windows, as well as Mac, UNIX, and Linux systems). As ehomeupgrade points out the strongest selling point of the P104S is that it can be custom built to your specs, tested and warrantied for a year.
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Also see the Build Your Own 1TB Small Form Factor NAS Server
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EDGE Tech Corp. has introduced a digital photo frame with built-in MP3 Player. The Frame has a card-reader that supports SD Memory Cards, Multimedia (MMC) Cards, SmartMedia, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, IBM Microdrive, and Type I/II CompactFlash Cards.
Other features include 5.6" LCD Screen for photo display, built-in Stereo Speakers, 1MB core flash, 8MB SDRAM, S-Video (NTSC/PAL) and S-Video and ear phone connectors. The photo frame measures 8.25"x5.75"x1.75." Priced at 212.94 at Walmart
via i4u
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Sony Japan has announced plans to exhibit the "Laser Dream Theater," at the 2005 World Exhibition to be held from March 25th 2005 in Aichi, Japan. Based of the newly developed GxL projection system the screen measures 10m x 50m. GxL laser projection display technology employs light diffraction plating, that uses Sony's "GLV (Grating Light Valve)" system. Color representation is controlled by a GxL element which supports each of the Red, Green, or Blue colored lasers. The combination of these three lights will allow for vivid image reproduction.
Seen at TechJapan
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December 23, 2004
NETGEAR has announced the MP115 Wireless Digital Media Player-touted as NETGEAR's easy-to-use networked digital home entertainment solution. The MP115 streams digital media content wirelessly from your PC or the Internet to your TV and home stereo system. Operates on both 802.11b and 802.11g networks, works with existing PCs, and connects to the television set through popular AV jacks.
The Wireless Digital Media Player supports MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, JPEG, GIF, TIFF, BMP, MP3 (up to 320kbps), Windows Media Audio (WMA8 and WMA 9), WAV, M3U, PLS, and streaming MP3 formats. It's also interoperable with any Universal Plug-and-Play (UPnP)-enabled server software.
The NETGEAR Wireless Digital Media Player (MP115) is available now - $220.
via ehomeupgrade
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December 22, 2004
Infinium Labs has announced plans to demonstrate its flagship Phantom Game Service(TM) - (that much talked about gaming system that supports games on-demand, game rentals, game demos, seamless upgrades and patch management-) built on Microsoft's Windows XP Embedded technology at Las Vegas Convention Center during the Consumer Electronics Show (CES),Thursday to Sunday, Jan. 6 - 9,2005. Infinium has announced that nearly two dozen leading game providers have committed to provide content for the Phantom Game Service, including Atari, Codemasters, Eidos, Vivendi Universal and many more. The company has announced it will launch the service in 2005.
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Sharp JP has announced a firmware update for the "BD-HD100" blue ray disk HDD recorder. The update will be available for download form satellite from Dec 22nd - May 2005. Apparently when the connected to a TV with HDMI output, when power of the BD-HD100 is turned on while the TV is on, image does not come out. Satellite download is done through the BS digital broadcast antenna.
- MORE via impress.co.jp
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While the Sony PSP will not hit our shores before March 2005, Dan Wu @ Engadget somehow managed to score one to tease us with -
refresh: The Sony PSP features a 4.3-inch 16:9 widescreen LCD TFT screen with a 480x272 resolution, button layout similar to the PlayStation, USB 2.0 connectivity (via mini-USB), a Memory Stick Duo media slot, and 802.11b WiFi support. It uses Sony's proprietary Universal Media Disc, which stores up to 1.8GB. Visit Engadget for full review
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December 21, 2004
Stockist - Geek Luxury Oculas Style. The Oculas is a full featured entertainment pod of sorts. Priced between 8k and 20k you could have the Oculas custom designed to fix your every whim. So after a hard day of making millions you can come home, slide into the Oculas and shut the world out while you enjoy some private computer time, since you are making millions I think it would actually be OK to have one in your office as well.
What's inside, xbox and playstation 2, 3.4ghz PC, 17" or 20" screen, Bluetooth enabled or you could go the 20" iMac or 17" iMac, Harmon Kardon 5.1 Surround Sound, Sub woofer 16," Electric sliding door and LED light panel. (self upgrades possible)
Seen while blog stalking at gizmodo
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Panasonic JP has announced a 21 inch TV with integrated DVD and Video Player. The "TH-21VFD20" goes on sale December 25th in Japan , price is speculated at around 65,000 Yen. Features include DVD player that supports DVD-RAM DVD video, in addition to DVD-R, supports plackback of video from CDs and CD-R/RW , VHS Player has a Super Drive and 4 heads, and built in VHF/UHF/CATV analog tuners.
Measures 57.6x47.5x51cm & weighs 28.3kg.
- Seen at impress.co.jp
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