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The Toyjector pico projector allows you to enjoy QVGA resolution with a 100:1 contrast ratio and a 5 lumens of brightness. This projector is ideal for use in a small room. You can purchase the Toyjector pico projector when it is released later this month for $180 a pop. [PicoProjector]
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Here is another iPod docking station from Princeton in the form of the PIP-DOCK2. You can connect it to your TV, Hi-Fi, and PC or MAC since it is compatible with both platform. You can also control the gadget easily from your lazy sofa with its remote control. The Princeton PIP-DOCK2 retails for 5,980 Yen. [Princeton via iPod and MP3 Players]
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The i-Swing is a new docking station for iPod / iPod Touch / iPhone / iPhone 3G that offers landscape or portrait mode. Dubbed as the i-Swing, the docking station measures 220mm x 32mm x 100mm and weights at 360grams. The gadget features a USB port and two speakers with an output of 3 watts. The i-Swing also provides 6 hours of battery life. [Akihabara via iPod and MP3 Players]
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Are you concerned enough about your children’s safety? Well here’s a perfect tracking device from Princeton that will help you track your kids. Called the Kid Finder, it can let you know both distance and direction of your kids, but keep in mind it only works up to 90 meters, so you’ll have to make sure they don’t go out of that range. The transmitter also includes an SOS button that can be pushed to send an alarm to the remote control in case of danger. Priced at $108. [Product Page]
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If you bored with your old LCD screen, the you can purchase one of these new High Definition LCD monitors from Princeton. Known as the PTFBGF-23RW (glossy LCD) and the PTFBGF-23W (Non glossy LCD), both monitors are available for the same price, which is less than €280 each. These 23 inch HD LCDs also offer 1920×1080 resolution, DVI, D-SUB, HDMI, Dynamic Contrast Control (DDC) from 1000 to 10000:1, a 300cd/m2 brightness level and two 1.5 Watts speakers. [Impress]
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Princeton has rolled out the PSP-312IPIR3 iPod speaker dock that comes with a couple of 6 Watts speakers. The docking station supports all iPod versions and offers virtual 3D surround. You can also connect the Princeton PSP-312IPIR3 to your CD or MD player via a line-in connection. Pricing info is still unavailable. [Akihabara via iPod and MP3 Players]
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Princeton of Japan comes back with a new 21.5 inch LCD monitor which is dubbed as the PTFBGF-22RW. The LCD screen is able to produce a native 1080p resolution, and features 16:9 native aspect ratio, 300cd/m2 brightness, 1,000:1 static contrast ratio, 10,000:1 dynamic ratio, 5ms response time, 160-degree vertical viewing angle and 170-degree horizontal viewing angle. Other connectivity options include a VGA port, two HDMI ports, a headphone output and a 3.5mm audio jack input. The Princeton PTFGF-22RW will be out in Japan from next month for ¥26,800 or about $292. [Princeton]
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If you are looking for a new and compact Bluetooth mouse for your laptop, then check out the Princeton PSM-BT1 series mouse. Available in Black, Blue and Silver, the mouse has an impressive 1000dpi resolution. The Princeton PSM-BT1 measures at just 60mm x 99mm x 38mm and weights 65grams. [Princeton]
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I think 4TB external hard drives are not enough for me, so I am glad to know that Princeton has released the new 5TB NAS in the form of the DN-503AH-PDC. It is actually an average NAS with RAID 0/1/5 and 6 support. The NAS consists of five 1TB HDDs on the inside. The Princeton DN-503AH-PDC will be released in Jpan in mid-Decemeber 2008. Pricing info is still unavailable. We will keep you posted. [Akihabara]
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Princeton has got a great solution for those sneaky thieves and snoops; it’s password protected with a fingerprint reader. The XiaoClef2 USB key is now available in Japan in 512MB, 1GB, 2GB, and 4GB versions. Japanese teens are already putting this to use, hopefully the rest of the world can benefit soon. [Princeton] More
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