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Bathroom Mirror TV

by Alexander on March 17, 2007

Footage from CeBIT, a mirror that functions as a TV. It’s from ad notum, a company infamous for putting TV’s anywhere you can think of. What more can anyone say about it? …except that it’s awesome.

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Kyocera W51K Mobile Phone

by Johan on February 7, 2007

Kyocera W51K Mobile Phone

The Kyocera W51K is a cell phone that comes in three different colors including mirror orange, cyano blue, and metal silver. This sleek handset is equipped with a 2.7 inch WQVGA display, 1.57inch monochrome sub display, 2 axial revolution supports, 2.0MP digicam, and a TV tuner. The phone also features the EPG (Electronic Programming Guide) for recording TV contents. Measuring 50mm × 103mm × 20mm and weighing 131grams, the Kyocera W51K is now available in Japan. Check more images after the jump!

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Sony VGF-DT1 External TV Tuner

by Johan on January 17, 2007

Sony VGF-DT1 External TV Tuner

The Sony VGF-DT1 is just an ordinary TV tuner with a cooler design than the Apple TV. It has a digital TV tuner and a variety of AV outputs including Ethernet and HDMI. This external TV tuner is actually an accessory for Vaio TP1 media center PC’s. Measuring 270mm ×270mm ×51mm and weighing 1.7Kg, the Sony VGF-DT1 is now available in Japan for $415.

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Sling Media Unveiled The SlingCatcher

by Johan on January 10, 2007

SlingCatcher

If you want a gadget that lets you watch YouTube videos on your big-screen, so check out this SlingCatcher from Sling Media. It brings the web and other PC audio/video content to your TV. This gadget includes both standard definition and high definition AV outputs to connect to a TV. It also supports both Wi-Fi and a standard Ethernet jack for network connectivity.

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Arisawa Teleglass

by Johan on December 24, 2006

Arisawa Teleglass

Japanese Arisawa Mfg. Co. offers in Japan the Teleglass, which is a single lens wearable video and TV glasses solution. It consists of 0.24 inch LCD panel and a lens that generates a virtual image of 21 inch in size viewed from a meter away. Arisawa sells the Teleglass for about $429. FYI, the company plans to release a version with integrated TV tuner in 2007.

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