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The Western Digital WD TV Live Media Player is now available for purchase via Best Buy. Priced at $119, the gadget supports most of famous multimedia file formats, and features Dolby Digital and DTS decoders, HDMI out, and an Ethernet jack for DLNA streaming. You can also connect this media player to your computer via the USB 2.0 port to view videos, photos or listen to music from popular Internet sites, such as YouTube, Flickr and Pandora on your HDTV. [Engadget]
ViewSonic has released not one but two new projectors for the mass market, which is known as the PJD6251 and PJL9371. The ViewSonic PJD6251 is a 3D-ready projector designed for conference rooms or classroom settings and has a 1024×768 native resolution with a 2,800:1 contrast ratio and 3,700 lumens of brightness. The projector also provides HDMI, Composite, S-Video and VGA inputs, and Ethernet for remote control via a local network. Meanwhile, the ViewSonic PJL9371 is specially designed for larger facilities such as auditoriums, and provides a maximum screen resolution of 1024×768 with a contrast ratio of 2,000:1 and a brightness of 4,000 lumens. This projector boasts seven default picture modes including Cinema, Dynamic and Blackboard, and is able to be controlled remotely through an RS-232 serial port. The ViewSonic PJD6251 and PJL9371 are priced at $950 and $1,750, respectively. More
Still remember the Asus O!Play HDP-R1 media player hat we mentioned back in July? Asus today announced the availability of this gadget in the US market. Priced at $99.99 each, this media player is compatible with a wide variety of codecs with 1080p resolution including MPEG1/2/4, H.264, VC-1, and RM/RMVB. The Asus O!Play HDP-R1 also has eSATA and Ethernet ports. [Engadget]
The HDL-C is a new Network Attached Storage (NAS) from I-O Data that features a new and elegant new design. The device supports USB 2.0 and LAN connectivity. Available in 500GB, 1TB or 1.5TB, the NAS will be available across Japan within October this year for 13,600 Yen($150), 18,900 Yen($209), and 24,200 Yen($268), respectively. [I-O Data]
I would like you to know that Canon has just announced a new sub-$1,000 projector in the form of the LV-7275. The entry-level XGA projector adopts 3LCD Display Technology to produce a 1024 x 768 resolution with 2,600 lumens, which is bright enough for use in a room with existing light. The LV-7275 also features DVI and VGA connectivity, RCA input, an Ethernet jack, and a 1.2X zoom lens. Other features include automatic color adjustment and whiteboard mode. You can get the Canon LV-7275 next month for $999. [Electronista]
Thr GH-USNH4P is the latest Ethernet USB hub from Green-House. The device comes with four port USB Hub and one Ethernet port. Using this hub, you can share almost any USB device on your network. Pricing info is still unavailable. [Akihabara]
After a long wait, D-Link has finally released its easy-to-use HD MediaBridge Starter Kit (DXN-221). This Ethernet network adapter will turn your existing coax cabling into a giant Ethernet network to deliver fast, secure and stable connections for extending a home network to devices at the entertainment system and to multiple rooms without interrupting cable service.
The D-Link Coax Ethernet Adapter Kit (DXN-221) comes with a manufacturer’s suggested retail price of $239.99. However, you can purchase the device at D-Link shop for only $156. [Hot Hardware]
Here is the first Ethernet switch to be used in space. The HP ProCurve 2524 switch was successfully deployed on the International Space Station aboard the Columbus module research laboratory. The switch underwent three years of development, configuration and qualification testing before it journeyed into space. [Computer World]
Honeywell has made an easier way to get ethernet connections. The HDMI to ethernet converter is perfect for all in-wall installations and saves you money on the ethernet cables. You wont have to use long cables which break down the use of them over 4 yards usually for home usage. The only downside to this is that HDMI bandwith requirements are alot more secure, so this might result in a problem.
Check your network connection with this handy, wireless, ethernet link check. The LinkCheck is used to test for the existence of and speed of RJ45 10Mb or 100Mb Ethernet connections. With the push of a button, the LinkCheck will show connection status using three readable LEDs located on the front of the device. Just imagine less ethernet connections. $40
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