Mobile tv

March 10th, 2008

Apparently “inspired by today’s modern woman” the HANNSMilano is a new “fashion” LCD TV that resembles an Italian style handbag.
The HANNSMilano’s three dimensional design and two tone appearance features both a high-gloss lustrous black finish and 100% genuine imported Italian leather exterior with delicate and intricate detailing.
True to its bag roots, the 9.6-inch LCD TV includes a carry strap for easy positioning, and a cable management facility that tucks away cables so as not to distract from the overall designer look of the set.
Angled as the perfect gift for the girl that has everything - well, apart from a bag-shaped telly, of course - it launches in the UK this month for £129.99 directly from HANNspree.

Source pocket-lint.co.uk

February 16th, 2008

When you are looking for more than just a portable DVD player, try the SD-P5000 from Toshiba. This lightweight, on-the-go DVD player with a 15-inch LCD display also features a built-in television with a home-theater-quality picture. The SD-P5000 is loaded with features and delivers crisp, realistic visuals with rich surround sound.

The DVD player in the SD-P5000 provides a crystal-clear picture with its enhanced digital processing. Since the display screen is directly connected to the DVD player, you get a pure digital signal from your DVDs. The SD-P5000 uses digital cinema progressive scanning (3:2 pulldown) to reproduce your DVDs in vivid, theaterlike clarity.

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February 7th, 2008

While many manufacturers work hard building devices with endless functions, it’s always intrigued us geeks to see a company like Sony create a simple product with just two main functions like radio and mobile TV. The Sony XDV-G200 and SDV-G500 are such products.
In a nutshell, our XDV-G200, which resembles a simple DAP (Mp3 player), features a 1Seg TV tuner and an AM/FM radio tuner. It has a 2.0” QVGA screen and can be used up to 8h for TV watching and 18h for FM Radio listening (58×92x14mm for just 87g).
As for the XDV-D500, the “BRAVIA” Pocket TV as Sony likes to call it, we also find a 1Seg TV Tuner, an AM/FM radio tuner, but includes 2GB internal memory to be used mainly to record 1Seg TV programs. It comes with a 3” TFT screen with a WQVGA resolution. Our little pocket TV can used up to 8h for watching TV and 27h for FM radio (9+8×59.3×14.3mm, 107g).

Source akihabaranews

February 6th, 2008

E-TEN has unveiled its latest GloFiish smartphone: the V900. The V900 is slated to be on display at the Mobile World Congress in a week. It is the first E-TEN handset to support mobile TV, being capable of receiving broadcasts made with DVB-H, DVB-T, TDMB, and DAB broadcasting technologies. This touchscreen handset is planned to ship in Q2 2008.

The V900 is a well-connected device, with HSDPA 3G data offered in addition to GSM, and WiFi for high-speed connectivity. Bluetooth and GPS are both standard on E-TEN GloFiish handsets, and the V900 is no exception. With VGA resolution, the display should be more than capable enough for watching TV on the go.

Pricing on the V900 has not yet been announced.

Source Mobileburn.com

January 4th, 2008

Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT) announced a significant advancement in the portable media mobility experience with the introduction of the Motorola Mobile TV DVBH compatible DH01 device and mobile TV broadcast solutions portfolio. The lightweight pocket sized personal media player extends the consumer TV experience to anytime and anywhere for live TV, on-demand clips and programs saved on a DVR.
Showcased at booth #8545 (Central Hall) at the International Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas, the Motorola Mobile TV DH01 media player represents the natural extension of Motorola’s leadership in video and mobility solutions into mobile TV. The device is well positioned to drive lifestyle changes by enhancing consumers’ choice, convenience and control over their personal media experiences. For service providers and broadcasters, Motorola’s end-to-end mobile TV solution enables differentiation and attractive new revenue opportunities.

More info at motorola.com

December 1st, 2007

 

 

Who of you is old enough o remember the frustrations of a TV going fuzzy? Not too many I bet, but for those who grew up used to a measly 4 channels this necklace will be a familiar sight. Not so much a blast from the past as a blur from the past, this little design was the infamous TV holding screen- what they placed up when there were ‘technical difficulties’ or between the hours of one and seven. Now you can wear it nostalgically round your neck-genius!

Source shinyshiny

December 1st, 2007

 

 

 

 

Wanna watch TV wherever you want, whenever you want? Here you are a new compact TV (74×23x60mm 61g), the CG-1SG24TV. With its 2.4” LCD 320×240 and EPG, it will cost 80 EUR in Japan.

Source akihabaranews

November 20th, 2007

With a 3.5 inches LCD monitor, this TV really has what it takes to be called "small" or "mini", using a DS with a 1Seg TVtuner may be as good or better…but this one features an AM/FM radio, the EPG (to display TV channel informations), the OneSeg TV Tuner is part of the deal and the autonomy is set around 6 and a half hours (can be recharged through USB).
Dimensions and weight are cool : 135g and 116×12.3×76mm.
Price and resolution were not communicated….

 

Source Akihabaranews

November 20th, 2007

With a 3.5 inches LCD monitor, this TV really has what it takes to be called "small" or "mini", using a DS with a 1Seg TVtuner may be as good or better…but this one features an AM/FM radio, the EPG (to display TV channel informations), the OneSeg TV Tuner is part of the deal and the autonomy is set around 6 and a half hours (can be recharged through USB).
Dimensions and weight are cool : 135g and 116×12.3×76mm.
Price and resolution were not communicated….

 

Source Akihabaranews

October 25th, 2007

Nintendo Japan will sell for the DS a new 1SEG TV tuner starting from November 8. Our little wonder will allow you to watch Digital TV almost everywhere in Japan on the upper screen of your DS, and will turn the lower screen into a remote control.
You should expect a price of 41€ for this Digital TV tuner in Japan.

Source akihabaranews