FujiFilm is back with its latest product namely the FujiFilm Acuity LED 1600 printer. This inkjet roll-to-roll and flatbed UV-LED wide-format printer is able to print up to 1,200dpi resolution and provides production speeds of up to 20sqm an hour for applications such as posters and point-of-purchase materials. The printer also features Fujifilm’s color matching software that automatically generates a color comparison chart against the desired color to simplify the process of matching spot colors. Unfortunately, there is no info on pricing or availability at this time. [FarEastGizmos]
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]
Sonelis Technologies has rolled out a new solar-powered desk lamp that looks like a leaf. The Greendix Lumileaf Solar LED desk lamp has a 1800mA NiMH battery that powers six 1.2W high-brightness energy efficient LED that provide ample light for any situation. The Lumileaf is also designed to be used in both outdoor and indoor settings as the body is also water resistant. Additional features include an ambient sensor that automatically controls the LED’s operation, as well as the world’s first application of SMT LED directly onto the solar panel. [Product Page]
Designed by Scott from the UK, the Tron-inspired LED Watch comes with an electroluminescent strip around the whole watch strap, which makes the whole watch light up and will definitely stand out from other watches. The two rings (styled on a Tron Disc) represent minutes (outer) and hours (inner). The break in the ring represents the time in a normal clock face layout. [Tokyoflash]
The Dynamic LED Lamp allows you to choose different colours of light according to your activity. The neutral white light (4,500-5,500 Kelvin, such as in the afternoon) has a positive effect on your ability to concentrate. Meanwhile, the cool-white light (6,500-7,500 K, such as at noon) encourages brain activity. And finally, the warm-white light (2,500-3,500 K, such as in the morning/evening) promotes ideas and inventiveness. You can purchase the Dynamic LED Lamp for £135 ($210). [Product Page]
Japan’s Seahope has collaborated with Takara Tomy to designed a new timepiece inspired by the Transformers movie. Sadly, the watch is currently in the conceptual stage. As we can see in the picture above, the Transformers LED Watch features a huge LED display on its chest. There is no info on pricing or availability at this time, so stay tuned. [Technabob]
General Electric has recently introduced the 9-watt Energy Smart LED bulb, which is a replacement for the ordinary 40-watt bulbs. The new LED bulb will last for up to 17 years (4 hours per day), which is 25 times longer than a general service 40-watt incandescent or halogen bulb and more than 3 times longer than a standard 8,000-hour rated life CFL. The LED bulb is also environmentally friendly since it doesn’t hold any mercury. General Electric will release the Energy Smart LED bulb later this year or early 2011 for between $40 to $50 each. [Press Release]
LG is ready to launch their latest LG Infinia LE8500 that will be available in 42-inch, 47-inch and 55-inch. The Full LED HDTV features cool TruMotion 240Hz and THX Display Certification, NetCast Entertainment Access, DLNA, wireless broadband, two USB ports and wireless support. Too bad, there is no word on pricing so far, so stay tuned. [AVING]
The new Green-House GH-BTK-31LK pocket LED flashlight can recharge your cell phone and provides up to 45 minutes of additional talk time. Measuring 20mm x 20mm x 85mm, the flashlight is powered by AA batteries (not included). Unfortunately, the Green-House pocket LED flashlight is only compatible with a limited number of Japanese handset and excluding iPhone, Windows Mobile and Android smartphones. [Green-House]
Here is the new LED Flashlight from eGear that is powered by a built-in solar panel or pull string dynamo generator, so its always ready to use. Weighing at just 3.2 ounces, the Solar Pull LED Flashlight uses a high-efficiency Lithium battery allowing it to be recharged over and over. What makes this eco-friendly gadget more special is that it has 3 super-bright LEDs that are unbreakable and never need replacing.
The dynamo generator is powered by a string pull cord. You just need to grip the ring with your fingers and pull the string to a length of about 25-inch and release. Charging times by the solar panel vary based on proximity to sunlight. Available in Red, Blue or Silver, the Solar Pull LED Flashlight retails for $19.95. [Product Page]
