Yesterday, we featured a few companies that are offering the public consumers with fresh TV sets sporting the latest and still being perfected 3D technology for home entertainment. However, some or probably most of you are still hesitant on purchasing one, since these innovative products are still new to us and has quite expensive price tag. That is why several companies decided to put their newly developed 3D-ready TVs for public use in order for consumers to try them out and eventually decide for themselves. One of them is Sony allowing the public to test its product with the Bravia XBR-52LX900 3D TV’s demo version via the company’s Sony Style stores.
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Panasonic unleashed a new series of 3D-ready products for producing 3D movies/videos, which includes a professional LCD monitor that can be used for sampling recordings, the BT-3DL2550 3D LCD monitor. This 3D LCD provides probably every feature that a production team might need. It easily connects with typical professional interfaces allowing the monitor to integrate with any production.
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The Mobile World Congress has been a very exciting event for both consumers and most mobile phone companies, but maybe not for Nokia. Despite being a renowned handset manufacturer, the Finnish company did not showcase much of its products. However, there are rumors being passed on about the company’s new Symbian 3 device, namely the Nokia X10. We might have heard about other new Nokia Symbian 3 devices like the Nokia N8 and Nokia N87, but the new Nokia X10 should outshine these two handsets.
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Aside from the several smartphones that Acer unleashed, the company also caught the attention of many with the introduction of its new Aspire netbook, the Aspire One 532G. Acer claims that this is the first netbook to integrate dedicated graphics to provide users with HD video experience at a resolution of 1080p via an external high definition display. Knowing this fact, the 532G would probably be a strong competitor against other portable media players that has the ability of an effortless 1080p video playback, primarily, since this is also a netbook.
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RaidSonic is starting to embrace the latest SuperSpeed USB 3.0 standard by releasing several products that sports the mentioned USB technology. Some of these are 3 new HDD enclosures that would possibly draw attention due to their appealing design, availability and mostly important, pricing. The series is called Icy Box consisting of 3 new enclosure models, the IB-230StU3, IB-330StU3 and IB-RD4320StU3-B. All 3 included models are using the USB 3.0 standard along with other few enhancements.
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Philips has announced that it will integrate some improvements on its 9000 LED TV series which was introduced last year. This move is probably to wake the stagnant state of the company and to synch with the present trend of HDTVs, as these cool television sets are being treated with some quite decent 3D effects. By incorporating 3D capabilities, these TV sets now has the ability of performing or providing the demands of the modern day users.
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Right after SanDisk released their new high performance and high capacity SDXC card, the firm is unveiling another portable storage solution that would suit present day gadget enthusiasts’ digital lifestyle, the new SanDisk G3 solid state drive. This ruggedized drive allows superior experience for consumers by providing fast performance and extended endurance all packed in a flexible SSD design.
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One of the four new smartphones that Acer recently unveiled in the public is the neoTouch P300, a chic and sleek smartphone that is created for the many users who wants to combine their personal and professional needs in one handy device. The Acer neoTouch P300 smartphone is developed to provide users with the benefits of strong reliability, security and efficiency.
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Most of us own a valuable USB flash drive, “valuable” because it holds all of our valued data and media files. And we all know, the worst thing that could happen is to plug the USB drive into a virus-infected computer, which will probably cause your valued data to be corrupted and eventually find them useless. This scenario could have been avoided if there is an integrated anti-spyware, adware and malware solution to block all harmful threats to enter in your USB flash drive. Kanguru now provides consumers a more convenient solution, a USB flash drive with built-in BitDefender antivirus, the Kanguru Defender Elite.
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Verizon has a new offer for their subscribers under the Motorola Droid and Imagio phone lines that may be interesting enough to actually be writing about and has nothing to do with pricing and service improvements that are typical of their offerings.
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