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If you want a gadget that combines a digital watch, music player, and video player in one unit, you may want to consider the Aigo F029 multimedia watch. It features a 160 x 128 OLED display, 512MB or 1GB of memory, and a mini-USB 2.0 port. The gadget also supports MP3, WMA (DRM), MPEG-4, XviD, and AVI file formats. Hit that play button to start the video!
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Samsung releases three new HDTV LCD (Samsung LNT4065F, Samsung LNT4665F and Samsung LNT5265F) at CES in Las Vegas. They will be out in March 2007 and features a resolution of 1920×1080, a contrast ratio of 12 000:1 and support for HDMI version 1.3. No word yet on pricing.
Via Fosfor Gadgets
LG Electronics introduces the “Super Multi Blue” Player LG BH100 at the 2007 International CES. This advanced dual-format high-definition disc player will be the first player on the market with the capability to play both Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD. Using this drive, we are no longer forced to choose between the two formats. LG BH100 will be available in the States during the first quarter of 2007 with the expected price tag of $1,199.
Via Aving USA
Samsung Telecommunications America announces at CES 2007 that they are working with 20th Century Fox to launch the limited edition of The Simpsons Movie collectible mobile phone. It features an embedded The Simpsons Movie logo with the words, “Special Edition” and pre-loaded with exclusive The Simpsons Movie content. FYI, the Simpsons Movie will be launched in the States on June or July. More pics after the jump!
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Samsung Electronics shows off its new YP-T9 and YP-K5 MP3 players in CES 2007. Available in jet black and deep purple, the YP-T9 MP3 players provides 2GB and 4GB of storage capacity, Bluetooth support, and uses Samsung’s high-quality NAND flash memory. The player is now on sale for $129.99 (2GB), and $179.99 (4GB).
Via Aving USA
Motorola has launched an update to their Q smartphone, dubbed as the Motorola Q Pro. Designed for enterprise users, the new version provides a better security software, longer battery life, document editing capabilities, new fun accessories, direct shipment services, and enterprise call center support.
The MOTO Q PRO solution helps professionals stay mobile by including a vehicle power adapter and extended battery for power on the go. Running Windows Mobile™ 5.0, MOTO Q PRO supports a wide range of enterprise and personal email/PIM solutions It allows users to download, view and edit Microsoft Word documents in addition to viewing attachments in a variety of other formats including Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, photos and video clips. It’s open architecture and familiar operating environment opens the door to an expanding library of applications and eases system integration.
Here is the latest cell phone from LG, the LG-VX9400, which supports the MediaFLO (equivalent to the DMB, 1Seg or DVB-H). The phone also features a 1.3MP digicam, an MP3 player, and Bluetooth technology. It will be sold in the US via the Verizon network and will use the CDMA network. More images after the jump!
Sony’s new 70 inches Bravia LCD TV provides a brighter image than the previous models because it utilities a LED backlight. In addition, this new LCD TV is “Full HD” which means it supports a 1080p resolution. Too bad, the product demonstration was featuring a poor-quality video blown up to 70 inch.
Via UberGizmo
Samsung launched some official pictures of their booth and products that will be displayed during the CES 2007. Samsung will unveil 20 different TVs based on 3 different technologies including DID, LCD and PDP technology. We will post you more updates about this event. More pics after the jump!
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Fujitsu introduces the PalmSecure device at CES 2007. This new technology will replace the biometric security that uses fingerprints in the near future. It uses palm vein authentication, offering a security solution that is much harder to forge. You just need to place your palm above the device, and then a special algorithm template will determine whether you are eligible to login or not. The PalmSecure retails for $750 each.
Via UberGizmo
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