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Posted by Charbax on April 26th, 2008
The link to this video on Youtube: http://youtube.com/watch?v=mSvElbsVTpI
Posted in Portable Multimedia, Press Conferences, Archos | Comments »
Posted by Charbax on April 26th, 2008
An introduction to the press event at the Dapper Museum in Paris on the 22nd of April 2008, where Archos was showing the new GPS accessory for the 605 WiFi, the flash9 firmware update, TVportation plugin (like Slingbox) and WebTV, WebRadio and Podcast streamer plugin. This video features Thocan from Archoslounge.net, Valentin from archostest.fr, Pince and Bysus from Jbmm.fr and Jaffar from Archos.com.
HD quality: See the video in HD quality (3500kbit/s, 1280×720, DivX, 36mb)
Flash versions: Blip, Dailymotion, Metacafe, Putfile, Revver, Sumo, Vimeo, Vsocial, Youtube
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Posted by Charbax on March 18th, 2008
Of the 46 long video interviews and product demonstrations that I did at CeBIT 2008, I still have to post 13 of them. Will hopefully complete the CeBIT 2008 video postings later this week. (need to re-upload the native HD video files, encode and publish)
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Posted by Charbax on March 14th, 2008
Pankaj Kedia is the Director of the MID program at Intel. The Mobile Internet Device is based on the new Intel Atom X86 processor, which should consume less power at similar X86 performance as previous Intel Ultra Low Voltage processors. The Atom systems might be able to dissipate low enough heat to be able to run without fan. Some of the MIDs will be using Linux OSes that permits to optimize the interfaces to the lowest possible system requirements. During this interview, Pankaj Kedia explains how the Atom processor works, when it will be available, how much it will cost, what makes the difference between the regular Atom and the Atom Centrino. No talk on camera though comparing Intel’s Atom to the AMD Geode or VIA C7M’s performance, price and power consumption.
Filmed using the Sanyo HD1000.
DivX HD 1280×720 3.5mbit/s: Play
Flash versions: Blip, Dailymotion, Putfile, Sevenload, Vimeo
Posted in UMPC, Processors, CeBIT | Comments »
Posted by Charbax on March 14th, 2008
Niklas Samios, COO of Winbox, presents the worlds first Windows CE based video-on-demand set-top-box and media streamer, the EVO1-XS. It will be distributed by Medion in Europe and retail at 150 euros. It can connect on the Maxdome video-on-demand service in Germany. There is also a big hybrid device with a 250GB hard drive, dual TV tuners which will be available for 500 euros. There will also be a TV with the integrated set-top-box release to be called the Edison.
Filmed using the Sanyo HD1000.
DivX HD 1280×720 3.5mbit/s: Play
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Posted in Video-On-Demand, Screens/Projectors, Set-top-box, CeBIT | Comments »
Posted by Charbax on March 14th, 2008
Kcs Digital presents a Slingbox competitor. It encodes your TV feed at your home using H264 and streams it to your laptop, mobile phone, PMP and other devices remotely automatically adjusting the bitrate of the video stream.
Filmed using the Sanyo HD1000.
DivX HD 1280×720 3.5mbit/s: Play
Flash versions: Blip, Dailymotion, Google, Metacafe, Putfile, Revver, Sevenload, Sumo, Vimeo, Vsocial, Youtube
Posted in Other, CeBIT | Comments »
Posted by Charbax on March 14th, 2008
Odys distributes some really nice looking cheap HD camcorders. The cheapest HD camcorder is actually below 100 euros. You can watch sample HD videos filmed using this camcorder here:
Sample video 1 filmed using the Odys MC-HD800 (27mb)
Sample video 2 filmed using the Odys MDV-HD8 (14mb)
This interview was filmed using the Sanyo HD1000.
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Posted in Camcorders, CeBIT | 5 Comments »
Posted by Charbax on March 12th, 2008
Gigabyte is releasing a new UMPC. The M704 still has an LED backlight, a slightly larger 7 inch screen with 1024×600 resolution, improves processor speed, improves battery life to 3.5-4 hours and ads a better webcam resolution compared to the previous Gigabyte U60 series that was released at last years CeBIT. Now it uses a VIA 1.2GHZ C7M processor and will be released in March.
Gigabyte M704 to be released in March 2008:
VIA 1.2GHZ C7M
7″ 1024×600 LED touch-screen
1.3MP integrated webcam
Gigabyte U60 released in May 2007:
VIA 1.0GHZ C7M
6.5″ 800×480 LED touch-screen
0.3MP integrated webcam
Filmed using the Sanyo HD1000.
DivX HD 1280×720 3.5mbit/s: Play
Flash versions: Blip, Dailymotion, Google, Metacafe, Putfile, Revver, Sevenload, Sumo, Vimeo, Vsocial, Youtube
Posted in UMPC, CeBIT | Comments »
Posted by Charbax on March 12th, 2008
E-Lead presents the Noahpad, their own invention for a new kind of laptop with integrated keyboard in mouse in two large pads, and a resolution that is larger than the screen to provide a larger desktop area.
Filmed using the Sanyo HD1000.
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Posted in Laptops, Linux, CeBIT | Comments »
Posted by Charbax on March 12th, 2008
GeCube are showing their new GeCube Genie PC ARM chip embedded Linux based sub-300€ laptop. And also talking about their plans to integrate a X86 VIA processor in another cheap sub-300€ laptop concept to come soon.
Filmed using the Sanyo HD1000.
DivX HD 1280×720 3.5mbit/s: Play
Flash versions: Blip, Dailymotion, Google, Metacafe, Putfile, Revver, Sevenload, Sumo, Vimeo, Vsocial, Youtube
Posted in Laptops, Linux, CeBIT | Comments »
