Toshiba recently announced the new TDP-PX10U projector and although it will not really fit in a home theater system it should be quite a bargain for a lot of business types out there. We are talking about a nifty gadget that only weighs 2.9 pounds and its price tag is $1,000. If you decide to purchase it you will get the standard 1,024 X 768 resolution and a 2,000:1 contrast ratio. Other features of the TDP-PX10U include 2,200 ANSI lumens, a USB port (perfect for a flash drive if you want to do any presentation without a personal computer or laptop) and a built in 2 W speaker (not much but better than nothing). One thing that is quite interesting is the fact that the company has promised a 50% increase in the brightness of colors achieved. This is due to their trademark BrilliantColor DLP technology and Toshiba is also bragging about the projector’s automatic setup feature. It is said that this automatic setup procedure will aid in giving the user clear images even “in the most unforgiving presentation situation”. On the whole the Toshiba TDP-PX10U does sound like a great device that might be enough for your presentation needs.

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Every time I take a look at some digital frames out there I get a tingling sensation as people could only picture those would exist in Science Fiction movies years ago and now they are a reality. Who knows what SF feature will appear in the future and will take over our lives. Getting back to the subject at hand, we can notice Viewsonic getting into this SF (for me) topic and launching their first ever digital frame. It will come with an 8 inch wide screen frame that can cover a nice 800 X 480 pixels resolution and can display the most popular movie formats while coming with integrated speaker for different MP3 sounds you might choose to include plus a remote control. Everything sums up to the quite affordable amount of $200, which is not much if we are thinking about decorating our home with high fi technology in mind.ViewSonic will also appear with an 8 inch DF87G frame that will bear an 800 X 600 resolution. We can basically choose from a wide screen or regular frame model but the good news is that the regular gadget will be under $200. To make things even better, a third version of the ViewSonice digital photo frame will also appear on the market and it will come with a 7 inch DP701W4 wide screen that will bear a resolution of 800 X 600, a 400 to 1 contrast ratio, a response time of 30 ms and a 220 cd/m2 brightness.

Unfortunately we still do not know how much storage space we will get for the frames but ViewSonic did say that it will be enough to hold around 400 photos shot at 5 megapixels. As expected, pictures will be transferred via USB or memory card from the camera or computer directly to the digital frame. An official announcement is expected in a few weeks concerning the company’s digital photo frames line and we do know that the plans are for around 10 digital frames types to be built.

Here is an interesting piece of news coming from Beijing. It seems that we have here a 250 m by 30 m LED screen that was installed in a new mall in the city. This sums up to 7,500 square meters of available screen and costs $32 million. We have 5 combined screens and the entire “fish tank” is suspended at 80 feet in the air. I called it a fish tank as most of the time it will feature images of fish swimming, kind of like the popular personal computer screensaver. This LED screen was designed by Jeremy Railton, the same guy that created the world’s largest LED screen in Las Vegas. Still, this “fish tank” could be put to good use as it can display advertisments and pretty much anything you can think of.

Nowadays consumers tend to want more and more from what is basically essential, lifestyle technology. Today’s user wants innovation in both features and design. This is what Philips was probably thinking when they launched these two new HDTV sets. We thus have the 19PFL5602D (19 Inch) and the 32PFL7602D (32 inch).

Philips really outdone themselves with these new ivory-colored masterpieces in design. We have practical, quick and easy installation, making users able to power-up and get it all doing in no time at all. The company is a leader in high definition technology and the experience it has was implemented in producing these new FlatTVs, making sure they offer the highest picture quality. These two devices make it possible for easy and effortless integration in workplaces and homes, with minimalist designs. Read more »

People that are into DLP projectors will be delighted to find out that Toshiba just launched two new such devices: the TDP-EW25 and the TDP-EX20. The first one brings a WXGA (180X800) resolution with 2600 lumen and a contrast ratio of 2000 to 1 while the second one has the same specs except for a reduced resolution (XGA 1024X768) and 2300 lumen picture. Toshiba claims that TDP-EW25’s 1.3 meter throw distance is an industry first although that is not accurate but is impressive. The TDP-EX20 has an even bigger throw of 1.5 meters. Networked projection is supported on both models.As always, the first sales date is scheduled for Japan on the 25th of October. The TDP-EW25 will then be sold for around $3,900. The TDP-EX20 will be cheaper at $3,400 and will go on sale on the 20th of September.