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For spy gear fans this one is for you. This bluetooth enabled DVR pen has a compact digital video recorder, can be operated by motion detection, recording to flash memory or Micro SD card, bluetooth transfer to PDAs and PCs, 5 motion detection sensitivity levels, and an alarm. So you can spy on all the hotties in the shower without getting caught. This little spy wonder is available March 2008.
The USB 2.0 DVR Guardian is a recording surveillance system for your computer. Easy to use, you just attach the box to a USB port attach four cameras in the inputs and view a location either from the privacy of your cozy loft web browser or mobile phone. Complete with a motion sensing software, you’ll be able to see every little move like the voyeur that you are.
The Black Box DVR features a camera, a miniSD card up to 4GB and measures at 2.28 square inches. It can record 640×480 video at 30fps and includes a “long lasting” Li-Ion battery. But what it really is, is the smallest personal video recorder to date. Unfortunately, unlike other “Black Boxes” of old, this little gadget won’t pick up your “favorite” channels illegally. It’s yours if you got $499.95 lying around.
Archos just dropped its most noteworthy personal media player, the Archos 704-WiFi.
This one weighs in at 22 ounces and sports a 7-inch, 800×480 pixel touch screen display, 80GB hard drive, 802.11g WiFi, support for playback of MPEG-4 ASP@L5 AVI and WMV video files and MP3 and WMA audio files (with optional plug-ins for adding h.264, MPEG-2 MP@ML, and AAC support), PlaysForSure support, an integrated PDF reader, built-in stereo speakers, Opera web browser, up to 5 hours of video playback, and a retail price of $549.99.
The Archos 704-WiFi also functions as a dockable DVR, so you can record your favorite TV shows right to the player. Suddenly, $550 seems like quite a bargain.
Via Engadget
Toshiba has recently announced its two new media recorders, the RD-S600 and S300, but without HD-DVD or Blu-Ray support. The recorders feature a 600 and 300GB hard disk, a DVD burner, an HDMI port, 720p/1080i upscale, and a digital TV tuner. Pricing and availability are still unknown.
Via Toshiba
This Onkyo’s VR-1000J media recorder is capable of recording videos from various sources, such as TVs and DVD players in a compatible format that is viewable over your PSP or cellphone. The device supports MPEG 4 for video and AAC/G.726/AMR for audio on either a Memory Stick or SD card. Priced at around $170, the recorder provides three video modes including Super Fine (30fps at 320 x 240), Fine (15fps at 320 x 240), and Normal (15fps at 176 x 144).
Via Newlaunches.
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