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If you need a way to connect a MacBook Pro to an HDTV via HDMI, Moshi has an adapter that will do just that. The Moshi Mini Display to HDMI adapter supports 1080p video and multi-channel digital audio for the DisplayPort-based MacBook, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iMac, Mac mini or Mac Pro. [click to continue…]
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I got my hands on the little Orbitix Sphero for a few minutes and if you like remote control toys and have an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch this is a really cool toy for the home, office or just about anywhere. Using the iPhone to control the Sphero is quite easy. Basically, using a finger or thumb to control the interface on the Apple device is all there is to it and off it goes via Bluetooth. There is a boost button also to give a burst of speed when needed. [click to continue…]
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JVC has released a wad of new HD camcorders at CES including the Everio GZ-HM960 which features JVC’s new GT Lens, which is optimized for the large 1/2.3” back-illuminated CMOS sensor that aids in low light situations, plus a new image-processing engine, 3.5” full screen touch panel with 920k pixels, Advanced Image Stabilizer, and Bluetooth wireless technology for connection to wireless devices, such as smartphones, for synching videos and photos with Google Maps™. The Everio GZ-HM960 has a new 2D-3D conversion function to view 2D footage in 3D on the camcorder’s LCD monitor without having to wear 3D glasses. Hit the jump to see more images, the highlight list and press release. [click to continue…]
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Adesso has created a keyboard and faux leather case combination for the iPad. The case offers protection and folds to a nice slim package for carrying and folds open to reveal a full keyboard with bluetooth connectivity, so there are no wire to deal with and according to Adesso the iPad and keyboard can be 30 feet apart. The keyboard features iPad and multimedia hotkeys, an on/off switch and a rechargable polymer battery. The keyboard is removable and the bluetooth connectivity makes pairing it with other enabled devices a breeze and is waterproof as well to protect from spills. The iPad, unfortunately, is not waterproof.
The retail price is$ 79.99 and Adesso says the Compagno is available at several retailers. Check Amazon for availability. [click to continue…]
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Here’s another audio accessory to go along with the Mikey from earlier . . . the freedomMIC is a Bluetooth Lav mic for the Designed for Flip certification – specifically for the Flip UltraHD, which plugs into the UltraHD’s FlipPort.
The freedomMIC is a Bluetooth Class 1 wireless mic and gives you 100 feet of range. It retails for $99.99 and should be available in December 2010.
More details in the press release below. [click to continue…]
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ZOMM, recognized today by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group and unveiled at CES 2010, capturing a 2010 Best of Innovations Award, is available for pre-order at zomm.com and will be available this summer for $79.95.
If you are unfamiliar with the little key chain size device, I’ll give you a rundown. ZOMM is the world’s first wireless leash for mobile phones. Armed with Bluetooth technology ZOMM will:
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The JVC GZ-HM550 is a Full HD camcorder with a 10.6MP CMOS sensor and 32GB of internal flash memory. The HM550 also includes built-in Bluetooth technology that allows you to control the camcorder with a smartphone (cue iPhone app any minute now), and monitor the audio with a Bluetooth headseat, or even use a Bluetooth headset for voice recording.
Memory is expandable thanks to an SD/SDHC card slot. Additionally, the HM550 can capture 9MP still images.
The HM550 is available at an initial retail price of $799.95. Check availability.
More details in the press release below. [click to continue…]
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Unvieling at CES 2010 in Las Vegas are 2 new GPS units the T70 (7 inch screen) and the T50 (5 inch screen) which are basic GPS units, but can be purchased with a range of options, including HD Radio, Live HD Traffic update, Bluetooth, WiFi, mobile TV, and black box.
BX1 – a Black Box for the car is Cydle’s solution to a eye-witness. The new Cydle BX1 continually updates every 30 seconds to keep a running video of events while driving. When the the BX1 takes a jolt it retains data from 15 seconds before an impact to 15 seconds after. The footage is saved to an SD Card, so you or law enforcement can take a look on a PC. The Cydle BX1 will be available in the United States in the first quarter of 2010 around $150.
Also, slated for release the first quarter of next year is Cydle’s new M7 Mobile Internet Device (MID.) The M7 functions as an Internet search appliance, a digital photo frame and multimedia player and incorporates HDMI support. Eight GB of memory comes standard, expandable to 16GB. The M7 is expected to come in around $200.
Cydle released a new GPS with built-in HD Radio and free live HD live trafic updates earlier this year. The T43H is the worlds first portable GPS with HD Radio built in. At the current price of $250 US dollars, that is not a bad deal considering you not only get the above mentioned, but also a rich media video player, audio player and picture viewer all displayed on a 4.3 inch screen. Of course the are no subscription fees of any kind.
Included in the kit:
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