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The Xtreamer Prodigy is the world’s first 3D Full HD media streamer that comes equipped with Realtek’s 1186 chip clocked at 750MHz. The gadget features a USB 3.0 port, a memory card reader, a 512Mb DDR3 RAM, HDMI 1.4, an IR remote control, Gigabit Ethernet and 802.11n WiFi. This HD media streamer also has a 3.5-inch bay that supports up to a 3TB HDD. The Xtreamer Prodigy is currently available for pre-order for €149 or approx. $213. [Product Page]
SuperTooth today announced the availability of the SuperTooth HD, which is claimed to be the most advanced Bluetooth speakerphone on the market so far. The gadget features the Twin Speaker V Array technology (two 2.5 watt speakers and a 5.4 watt amplifier) that emits high-fidelity audio, a built-in dual microphones with anti echo and DSP control for noise cancellation, advanced voice commands, and SuperTooth Handsfree Assistant that allows users to compose and send Facebook, Twitter, e-mail and SMS messages via voice. Priced at $129, the SuperTooth HD is compatible with all Bluetooth-enabled smartphones. [Press Release]
Belkin has rolled out the ScreenCast TV adapter for Intel Wireless Display (WiDi) laptops. The device wirelessly transfers personal or online content from any WiDi-enabled laptop to any HDTV. The ScreenCast delivers full-HD 1080p resolution and Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound for a true home theater experience directly from your laptop. The Belkin ScreenCast TV adapter is priced at $129. [Belkin]
Vivitek has started shipping the Vivitek Qumi HD, which is known as the world’s first pocket-sized LED HD 3D-ready pico projector. The projector features a 300 Lumens of brightness, a 2500:1 of contrast ratio, a mini-HDMI and a universal 24-pin connector for VGA or component connections. Its LED light is designed to provide up to 30,000-hour of operation time. The Vivitek Qumi HD LED 3D pocket projector is now available for $499 a pop. [Geeky Gadgets]
Sanyo North America will launch a new Full HD projector developed for the professional market, the Sanyo PLC-HP7000L. This high-end projector adopts the company’s QuaDrive engine to achieve a brightness level of 7,000 Lumens with just a single lamp and a 1920×1080 resolution with an exceptional color reproduction. The Sanyo PLC-HP7000L is scheduled to become available in October 2011 for $19,995. [Press Release]
If you are searching for an eco-friendly projector with up to 2500-hour of lamp life, than check out the Acer H9500 video projector. Designed for the home theater system, the Full HD projector adopts an advanced lamp technology, providing up to 2000 ANSI lumens brightness, a 16:9 image format, a contrast ratio as high as 50,000:1 and vibrant colors for a true cinematic experience. The Acer H9500 also features the built-in Acer ColorBoost II+ technology that offers new improvements and presents ultra-vivid images in brilliant colors. Other features include the Acer TRUE MOTION technology, which improves picture clarity in fast moving scenes and reduces motion blur, two HDMI ports and the lens can be moved horizontally or vertically. The Acer H9500 video projector is currently available for £1,699 ($2,794). [Softpedia]
Iiyama comes back to the HD LCD display market by releasing the E2008HDD-B. As part of the company’s ECO series, the 20-inch HD LCD monitor comes with an impressive 25 Watts power consumption, which is 40% less power consumption than its predecessors. The Iiyama E2008HDD-B offers a 1600 x 900 resolution, a 2ms response time, a 1,000:1 contrast ratio and a 250cd/m2 brightness level. Priced at 16,800 Yen ($208), the Iiyama E2008HDD-B will be released in Japan later this month. [Akihabara]
Amazon has started selling the Epson MovieMate 85HD for only $728.79 each. In case you didn’t know, it is a powerful projector, DVD and music player combo that brings you brilliant blockbuster performance. The Epson MovieMate 85HD comes with a 2500 lumens color/white light output and 720p widescreen performance. The 85HD also includes a built-in DVD player, dual Dolby 5.1 Digital DTS 10 Watts stereo speakers and an HDMI port. [Product Page]
Apple has recently upgraded its iMac family with quad-core Intel Core family processors, new AMD Radeon graphics, high-speed Thunderbolt I/O technology and a new FaceTime HD camera. Every model in the lineup comes standard with the latest Intel Core i5 quad-core processor. You even have the option to configure the new 21.5- or 27-inch iMac with the Intel Core i7 processors up to 3.4GHz, up to 2TB hard drive, a 256GB solid state drive and an additional DDR3 memory. With advanced AMD Radeon HD graphics processors across the line, iMac performs up to three times better than its predecessors. The Thunderbolt port offers two 10-Gbps data channels for data transfer that’s up to 12 times faster than FireWire 800 and up to 20 times faster than USB 2.0 interface. The new 27-inch iMac gives you not just one but two Thunderbolt ports. So in an instant, iMac can go from a family computer to a filmmaker’s dream machine. The new FaceTime HD camera allows you to make FaceTime video calls in 720p resolution. The picture is so clear, it will look and feel almost like you’re in the same room. The new Apple iMac is priced at $1,199 upwards. Read more
The Planex MZK-MP01HD media box is now available in the Japanese market. The gadget allows you to access Video on Demand (VoD) services such as YouTube and stream its contents to your TV. The Planex MZK-MP01HD accepts 3.5-inch hard disk drive, so you can also use it as a Network Attached Storage (NAS). Folks in Japan are able to buy the Planex MZK-MP01HD for 15,000 Yen ($183). [Planex]
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