Samsung outs two compact Blu-ray Players in the CES, a compact BD-ES6000 and less compact ES6500, get down with UltraViolet. The BD-ES6000 is a petite player with a slot-loading mechanism and a boot time of just one second. There is also slightly less svelte yet still slim and stylish BD-ES6500, with dual-HDMI inputs to help out with those sets that are bit limited in the input department, it added support for UltraViolet disc to digital support on all companys 2012 line up. For more details read the press release.
T-Mobile getting Samsung Galaxy S 4G, is set to be available later this year. The Blaze will have a 1.5GHz dual-core processor, 42Mbps HSPA+ and Super AMOLED touchscreen. We got a confusion that the display is not having HD in front or in the back. We just got the announcement in CES, so lets wait for some more time to get the full specs and get back to you as soon as possible. For more details read the press release.
Microsoft introduces Picture Password, a good feature at CES. It is very simple, you start up to your device and lift the little veil common to metro devices, and you are presented with a picture. Your password is to touch and slide along certain parts of the picture, tap your dogs in a certain order, or slide your finger outside of your house, like that. Windows 8 have some design decisions, but it also has some new and interesting UI ideas. To unlock your device it take three steps, first one is wake button, second one is lift veil, third one picture password. It seems quite interesting using the new feature.
Sony released first Google TV product back in 2010. Now they took the wraps off a new media streamer and Blu-Ray Player, both with built-in Google TV. These models features several Sony-Centric apps, using Sony apps Media Remote TM and TrackID for Android and iOS devices, users may achieve cross device connectivity. TrackID, a Sony Shazam clone, comes built-in along with the goods necessary to control the GTV from an Android or iOS device. Both the models ship with a redesigned backlit keyboard, a touchpad with support for gestures and three-axis motion control. The Blu-ray device got built-in microphone for Google Voice Search. The NSZ-GS7 network media player and NSZ-GP9 Blu-ray disc player will hit the retailers at this summer. There is no word on pricing yet.
Sony announced another smartphone for the Xperia line of phones, the Xperia S. The Android 2.3 device launched at CES. It features 1280*720 resolution with 4.3-inch display, a quick 1.5GHz CPU, 1GB of RAM, and will be available on both 16GB and 32GB versions, but there is no internal storage expansion. The rear camera is 12MP affair features Sonys Exmor R backlit sensor, and a useable 1.3MP camera on the front for video calling. It will ship in Q1 of this year.
Sony now announced the latest Bloggie pocket cams: Bloggie Live and Bloggie Sport. Bloggie Live is able to shoot video and broadcast it live to another device courtesy of the Qlk platform. All the videos taken with the Bloggie Live are in 1080p, and are uploaded in mp4 format so you can share it to Facebook and YouTube. It packs a built-in WiFi. On Still images front, Bloggie Live still has your smartphone beat with a 12.8MP sensor. It sports a 3-inch touchscreen, with a flip-out USB arm for charging and uploading, 8GB of memory, and an HDMI-out port. The software includes Play memories online platform, lets you view pictures from your iOS and Android devices once you downloaded from Playmemories mobile app.
Sony fights the OLED feature, while LG and Samsung did it before, they have apparently moved from the tech, choosing to highlight a 55-inch Crystal LED prototype at CES 2012. Its display relies on ultrafine mounted on each RGB color, equivalent to number of pixels, which all affixed directly to the front of the display. We are not having the full details, Sony is claiming 3.5 times contrast, and 1.4 times the color gamut and 10 times faster response time than LCDs.
Sonys Walkman Z its a range of Android-running PMPs is arriving now finally to the stores after a long wait. Gingerbread runs the show on these devices that packs 802.11 b/g/n WiFi and Bluetooth radio and will throw your media to Sonys DNLA connected range of TVs and home audio equipment. The 8GB device retails for $250, 16GB for $280, and 32GB model retails for $330. For more details read the press release.
Lenovo hitting out another device in the CES now, it unveils A720 all-in-one PC is the thinnest we have ever seen, the 27-incher comes with display can be tilted between 5 to 90 degrees, the idea behind that is 10-point multi-touch panel will be easier to use if it is lying at a near flat angle. Specification wise, it will offers with various Intel Core i processors, discrete NVIDIA graphics, and up to 1TB HDD or 64 GB SSD. The device will be hitting in the first half of the year, and will starts at $1,299. For more details read the press release.
Here comes the official announcement from Nokia and AT&T on CES 2012, the device packs a 4.3-inch ClaerkBlack AMOLED 800*480 capacitive touchscreen, 512MB RAM and Mango. There is an 8MP camera around the back with a 28mm f/2.2 Carl Zeiss lens with a dual-LED flash and a front facing f/2.4wide angle lens. The polycarbonate bodied 900 got a single-core 1.4GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon CPU, and it packs LTE modem for high speed internet. There is an 1840 mAH battery for 7 hours of talk time and 300 hours standby. It will arrive in the states side in next couple of months in lovely black and can colors. There is no word on pricing yet. Dont forget to look at the video, for more details read the press release.
This week, ION is unveiling a pair of new iCade products at CES, streams the original nostalgic tablet dock, and expands its tactile toggles to iPhone and iPod touch owners. The iCade Core recreates the original rigs control setup, Bluetooth connectivity, and pass through charging cable, but kills the cabinet motif in favor of landscape support. There is no word yet and pricing, ION says it should launch sometime in 2012. The new iCade Mobile, is penned for Q2 launch this year; it will cost you back $100 and score your iPod Touch / iPhone four shoulder buttons and classic D-Pad. The gamepad dock also swivels your device into landscape and portrait modes. For more details read on the press release.
Lenovo just unveiled a quartet of stationary devices, includes two towers and a pair of all-in-ones. The IdeaCentre B340 and B540, has 21.5-inch screen and the latter expand to 23, both have 1080p displays, can be configured up to 8GB RAM, 2TB storage, an optional Blu-ray drive, and 3D technology. The only variation in spec is 21.5-inch version got a 1GB NVIDIA GeForce 615M card, whereas 23-inch got 2GB of NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M. it also bundled with a finger-friendly IdeaTouch Software whose OneKey TV lets toggle between your desktop and TV mode using picture-in-a-picture. It will hit the market in June and starts at $699.
Lenovo just introduced the IdeaPad S200 and S206 the same 11.6-inch mini, essentially, except the S200 comes with Intel Atom N2800 Cedar Trail CPU, the S206 packs an AMD C60 dual-core chip. This 2.9-pounds laptop has 2GB RAM, USB 2.0 and 3.0, HDMI, an SD / MMC reader and a two-cell battery promises 4 hours of juice. Both can be configured by 500 GB hard drive with 7,200RPM, Intel model is particular also offered a 32GB SSD, it will hit the market in June, starts at $349. For more details read the press release.
Lenovos Chinese folks teased a certain IdeaTV or LeTV for launch this year, finally its named as K91, the 55-inch IPS 3D HDTV running on Android Ice Cream Sandwich, inside it got a 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon APQ8060 processor, 1GB of RAM, 8 GB of storage, SD card expansion, 802.11 b/g/n WiFi, 10M/100M Ethernet, HDMI and USB 2.0 connectivity. It will also come with Lenovos cloud services, includes app store and video on-demand, along with voice control and facial recognition using the 5MP webcam. No words on pricing and availability yet.
Samsungs inTouch is just another camera on top of your TV, it runs on Android 2.3, replete with WiFi and a 3MP camera. The combination of them enables apps like Skype, YouTube, and a Web browser your TV. Controlled a QWERTY remote, it will be yours for $199 and hit the market on March. For more details read the press release.
Samsung just unveiled two WiFi surveillance cameras. Bith can be easily paired with routers that support WPS and offer remote tracking from Sammys SmartCam website. That video feed is 640*480 at 30fps and encoded in H.264. On the WiFi smartcam, footage can automatically upload to YouTube based on predefined activity. Both of them will survive in complete darkness, got built-in infrared up to few meters at least. Both will hit the market on March, starts at $149. For more details read the press release.
Lenovo unveils six mainstream consumer laptops and even a desktop replacement. Starting with the high-end laptop, the Y480 and Y580 both devices with brushed metal lids and palm rests, JBL speakers, an optional Blu-ray burner, and Intels Wireless Display Technology. With either model, you can get up to 8GB RAM, Core i7 processor, though the two start to look different when you take screen resolution and graphics. The 14-inch Y480 has a 1366*768 panel and NVIDIA GeForce GT650M graphics, the 15.6-inch Y580 got 1080p pixel count and 2GB GTX 660M card with Directx11, these devices will hit the market by April, starts at $899.
Lenovos announcing a Tablet and a keyboard combo, its IdeaPad S2, packs 10-inches screen, the full package will run on Android 4.0, and it sports a 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon 8x60A or 8960. It got 0.34-inch(8.69mm) thickness, and a 1.27 pound(580 grams) weight. Other features includes a 1280*800 LED-backlit IPS display, 3G with call support, 1GB LPDDR2 RAM, SSD of up to 64GB, HDMI micro connection and front 1.3MP camera and rear 5MP with auto focus camera. The battery life, the tablet alone can make it up to 9 hours, sliding into the keyboard dock gives you additional 9 hours, got two USB 2.0 ports, a multi-touch trackpad and an SDHC reader. No words on availability and pricing yet.
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