German display manufacturer Evoluce has rolled out a massive gesture control display with integrated 3D sensors. Dubbed as the I-Voluce, this 46-inch HD LCD display can be controlled with hand gestures from 4 meters away. Designed to connect with a Windows 7-powered computer, the screen enabled you to control all sorts of Windows apps and software using your hand gestures. The I-Voluce display features a full HD resolution, a VESA mount plate on the back and a scratch-resistant front glass. [The Inquirer]
I-O Data today launched the I-O Data LCD-MF221CBR Full HD display that can be used for either PC or TV use. This LCD monitor uses White LEDs that reduce energy consumption. The display also features sensors that will automatically switch to the ECO mode, when the user walks away from the display for a while. The I-O Data LCD-MF221CBR supports 1920 × 1080 HD resolution, a 1000:1 contrast ratio (10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio) and a couple of 1W speakers. No word on pricing at this moment. [I-O Data]
There are many ways to cork and keep your wine fresh, but if you want to do it the cool and high tech way then you should be looking at this new Wine Vacuum Cork with LCD Display. You simply place it on top of the bottle and push down while twisting slightly to secure the seal. Then the pump will activate automatically and the vacuum pump will evacuate any excess air that is still in the bottle. Then the blue LCD display will count down from 60 seconds and the air pump will stop and the display will tell you the wine’s current temperature. [7Gadgets]
Acer Japan today launched their latest 3D-capable LCD screen in the Japanese market. Priced at 45,000 Yen ($486), the Acer GD245HQbid is a 23.6-inch 3D monitor that has a 300cd/m2 brightness, a 1000:1 contrast ratio, a 80,000:1 dynamic one, and a 2ms response time. The GD245HQbid allows you to enjoy 3D videos without the need of 3D glasses. [Akihabara]
3M has showcased their new multitouch LCD display during this week’s CES called the 3M Display M2256PW. This 22-inch monitor makes use of 3M’s Projected Capacitive Technology allowing it to support 10-finger multitouch input and advanced gesture capability with very fast response time. In terms of performance, the monitor supports 1680 x 1050 high-definition resolution and provides DVI and VGA video input, audio input, USB and RS232 (serial) dual-mode communication protocol and durable, anti-glare front surface. Unfortunately, there’s no word on pricing and release date yet. [Press Release]
MITSUBISHI has unveiled its new eco-friendly LCD monitor ‘Diamodcrysta WIDE Series’ for the Japanese market. This new 20-inch LCD monitor is an energy efficient display, reducing power consumption up to 10W, and it supports 5000:1 contrast ratio. It will be available in Japan starting on July 3 for around 23,800 JPY. [AVING]
Unlike most battery chargers, the La Crosse battery charger is rather special. It comes with an LCD display to provide an individual readout for each of the four compartments: charging current (in mA), time elapsed (in hh:mm), terminal voltage (in V) and accumulated capacities (in mAh or Ah). It also includes four different modes: charge, discharge, refresh and test mode. All yours for just $39.99. [Product Page]
Acer comes back with a couple of new LCD displays in the form of the 21.5 inch H223HQbmid and the 24 inch H243Hbmid. Both models offer 1,920 x 1,080, HDMI port, and are able to be used as full HD displays for your entertainment needs. The 21.5 inch H223HQbmid and the 24 inch H243Hbmid are priced at €250 and €330, respectively. Not bad! [Ubergizmo]
How lucky to be Americans because Sharp has decided to launch the D65U series of LCD HDTV statesides in October 2008. The LCD TV offers a native resolution of 1080p, Energy Star-compliant, active backlight and contrast controls and 176-degrees viewing angle. There are also a total of five HDMI ports, two composite inputs, one S-video, and PC-in. The monitor also adopts Sharp’s Advanced Super View and Black TFT Panel technologies. The Sharp Aquos D65U LCD TVs are priced at between $1600 to $2400, depending on the screen’s size. [Newlaunches]
Acer today introduced its G24 gaming monitor that features 50,000:1 ACM contrast and 2ms quick response time. This 24-inch 1920×1200 widescreen is suitable for true 1080p playback. Other features include Acer CrystalBrite technology, 400-nit brightness, 160/160 viewing angle, multimedia connectivity, Acer eColor and eDisplay technologies and intuitive onscreen display controls. No info on pricing so far. [Aving]
