Vizio Enters Mobile TV Market, Introduces Three Products

Mobile TV finally coming to the United States and the Vizio was determined to dominate this new market by introducing not one, but three new LED handheld devices. The third new model of LED Razor measured less than one inch thick and can operate in both NTSC and ATSC mobile / handheld platform.

The Vizio VMB070 (pictured) has a seven-inch LED backlit screen with 800 x 480 resolution and 250 nits of brightness control. Sleek design does not contain a clear button, but the touch sensitive controls light up when a user’s hand to feel closer. It also has a flush antenna that can rely for a better reception, an additional audio and video input for use with a DVD player, and a headphone jack for private listening more. Battery can last up to three hours.

Meanwhile, Vizio VMB090 nine inches and 10.2 inches VMB100 can also receive signals broadcast over the newly developed format ATSC-MH. Both of the LED LCD panel has a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels and 350 nits of brightness levels. Like VMB070, they have a touch-sensitive controls that go well with slim design. They also have an internal antenna that can be extended, HDMI 1.4 jack separate from the video and stereo audio inputs, USB 2.0 port, and a headphone jack.

That Vizio TV mobile devices will be available in this year, with 7-inch version for U.S. $ 149, 9-inch version at $ 199, and 10-inch version will go for $ 229.

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Just in time for CES, Lenovo is preparing a new smartbook called Skylight, a netbook refination the concept. Weighing less than one kilogram and the special features of their own interface to make getting online more quickly and more easily than ever before.

This little dynamo offers ten solid hours of battery life, along with some sweet technology including ARM specification 1 GHz CPU, graphics processor, integrated GPS, Bluetooth connectivity and, not surprisingly, wi-fi and mobile broadband.

Skylight will be available starting from $ 499, which already makes me look suspicious. I could buy a pretty nice laptop for that much money, if they really think that extended battery life will make a big difference? And as for “custom interface”, my current laptop is connected to the Internet quite well, and it was just an old Dell Latitude. Sure, we all want to like the concept of streaming media into new forms of delivery of movies, too, but I do not see any provision to play your old DVDs on the Skylight.

Forgive me if I find myself smartbook not convinced that this will be the next big thing when he did not have the flexibility of choice. It all looks like from here is a castrated laptop.

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Lenovo Multimedia Remote With Keyboard Is Just $60

I just bought me a Mac Mini and with it the Logitech DiNovo keyboard with a built-in trackpad – I do the whole home theater PC case. But now, after seeing the latest product Lenovo, I began to regret my purchase, from the existing keyboard.

Lenovo Multimedia Remote with the keyboard is already on sale (a little sly intruder) for $ 60. As you’ve sussed it out of the picture combines a QWERTY keyboard with trackball. Connectivity comes via a 2.4GHz USB receiver with a distance of max 10 meters. Currently, only Windows compatible, but I assume that means you can connect to a Mac, you just will not get back the software to tweak the final settings.

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National Geographic Hard Drive

I know what you think-which may be one of the most specific gadgets ever made, but I assure you it exists. If you’ve ever spent time rummaging through the various issues of National Geographic has put out for years, so I’ll give you a big nostalgia overload.

Today we are speaking of National Geographic’s hard drive.

This really is about what sounds like a 160-GB external hard drive that contains one hundred and twenty years from the National Geographic issue, happens all the way back to issue 1 of 1888.

Now, here’s where things get interesting. Apparently, 160 gigs is about 100 too much for the collection, which occupies only 60 spaces show. So, if you buy this, you get every issue of National Geographic preserved as a whole (even the original ad!), Plus you get a 100 gig hard drive space, free of charge.

And remember you can get one of these for $ 200 dollars, if you have even the most interested in National Geographic, this is one purchase you should make.

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