Posts tagged as:
According to rumors, Samsung is currently working on its BD-UP5000 “Duo HD Player”. The player will be released in July. The BD-UP5000 “Duo HD Player” will be able to handle HD DVD and Blu-ray discs. It offers HDMI 1.3 output and support for all new audio formats. Other specs include DCDi processing for DVD upscaling and HDMI output at 1080/24p. The estimated price is at around $799 to $999.
Via UberGizmo
(No Ratings Yet)
Yamaha has released this week a new A/V amplifier. Dubbed as the DSP-AX761, it features next-gen entertainment connectivity options with a HDMI connector, support for 1080p, support of various audio formats including DSD, SACD and HD and the compatibility with Blu-ray standards and Cinema DSP-Plus. The price tag is at around $700.
Via Akihabaranews
(No Ratings Yet)
If you have run out of HDMI ports on your LCD screen, then you might need a HDMI switcher. XtremeHD is a HDMI Switcher that lets you hook up 4 different HDMI devices and switch between them with a remote or using the buttons on the unit. The gadget sells for just $99.
Via Fosfor Gadgets and Xtrememac
(No Ratings Yet)
Sony Japan has released Bravia X2550 Series that consist of three full HD LCD TV’s in 40 inch, 46 inch and 52 inch sizes. These LCD screens feature a reflective piano black finish and a resolution of 1920 x 1080. The Bravia X2550 Series also sport analog / digital tuner, HDMI 1080p output, Ethernet and built in speakers delivering an output of 11W x 2 channels. Sony’s proprietary Bravia image engine offers live color correction for superior image quality.
The Sony Bravia X2550 Series will be available in Japan from April 25 with prices starting at $ 3500 for the 40 inch model, $ 4120 for 46 inch model and $ 6100 for the 52 incher.
Via Newlaunches
(No Ratings Yet)
Asustek rolled out the Asus W2Pb entertainment laptop computer series that incorporates HD DVD reader and a 17-inch WUXGA+ screen with higher 1920×1200 resolution. Other specs include HDMI output, DVB-T tuner, a TV tuner and SPDIF, and speakers system with built-in subwoofer. The laptop is also powered by an Intel Core Duo processor T7200 running at 2.0GHz, ATI Radeon X1700 graphics card with 256MB of video memory, 2GB RAM, and 160GB hard drive at 5400rpm. Weighing 7.95 lbs, the W2Pb has a pre-installed Windows Vista Home Premium Operating system. Unfortunately, there is no word on pricing or availability.
(No Ratings Yet)
The KiSS 1600 from Linksys is an HD-friendly wireless media player which can stream high definition video, audio, pictures and other forms of digital content to your TV. The gadget also features a DVD player, which promises to upscale standard definition DVDs to 720p resolution via the HDMI connection. The Linksys KiSS 1600 retails for a hefty $500 (after conversion).
Via UberGizmo
(No Ratings Yet)
Subscribe to TechFresh via RSS
 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
