This Micro Projector has a slot in the back for a standard SD (Secure Digital) memory card. On your SD card you might have some home movies you recorded on your SD digital camera, or some snaps of your night out, or even some of your favourite mp3 tracks. This clever little device can play them all!
Just fill as much media as you can from your computer onto your SD card and slot it into the Micro SD Card Projector, find yourself a nice dark room with a suitable projectable surface and get ready for mini viewing pleasure!
No need for cables trailing all over the place, this unique mini projector is a stand-alone unit that simply uses batteries! Gone are the days of transporting all your home movie reels along with a cumbersome projector that takes a rocket-scientist to set-up. This Micro SD Card Projector is so easy to use, all you have to do is sit it down and turn it on!
Whats more, you can even plug the SD Card Projector into your DVD player, TV, or gaming console to play on your own large screen projection!
The SD Card Projector also incorporates a recorder, allowing you to put your favourite TV shows on your SD card for later viewing!
Pack Contains:
1 x Micro SD Card Projector
1 x Set of Audio cables
Please Note: SD Card not included.
Requires 4 x AA batteries.
Dimensions:
Projector: L 165mm W 105mm
Maximum Diagonal Projection (approx.): 800mm
Product Features:
• Projects up to 800mm (30′) diagonal image
• Uses high efficiency LED light
• Manual lens focus
• Resolution: 480 x 240
• RCA composite ready
• Works with most gaming consoles
• Compatible with TV, VCR, DVD
• Built in speaker with volume control
• Weight: 0.72Kg
Pack Contains:
• 1 x Micro SD Card Projector
• 1 x standard A/V cable (red-audio, white-audio, yellow-video)
• Instruction leaflet
Pre-order now £99.99 at www.drinkstuff.com
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Eton has launched the Porsche Design P’9123 stereo with the claim that it takes sound and design “to the limits”.
Claiming to capturing the essence of Porsche design, the P’9123 has been engineered with a double wall construction with a geometric acrylic casing fused to the metal housing, rubberised paint on the grill and a ventilation system for cool air circulation.
With three 1.5-inch full-range drivers and 3-inch active subwoofer this tabletop stereo system offers DAB/AM/FM radio, short wave broadcast, an OLED alphanumeric display, an alarm clock radio, iPod/iPhone dock and metallic remote control complete with torch.
Measuring 130 x 141 x 229mm and weighing in at 2.8 kilograms, the P’9123 will go on sale in August for £480.
From www.pocket-lint.co.uk
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Rotary dial phones seem to be making a comeback, at least in gadgets if not actual phones. First there was the rotary dial app for iPhone. Now we have the Zihotch Retro Phone Watch, which is a pretty unique watch.
So how do you tell what time it is? You need to make a phone call to find out. Just dial 117 and the you’ll get the time from a recorded voice. Dial the wrong number and you get, “We are sorry, the number you have dialed is not in service. Please check and call again.” It can also be used as an alarm. It can be yours for $79.99.
[Audiocubes]
Written by Conner Flynn on June 23rd, 2008 with no comments.
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Wow, I have seen parsecs worth of concept computer designs during my visit here on Earth, but nothing like this “B-membrane” design by Korean designer Won-Seok Lee. He has taken the need for a bulky monitors right out of the equation and opted for beaming your YouTubing onto any surface you can point the omni-directional projector at. Some highlights of this Kubrick inspired mother ship computer include a membrane keyboard that appears when needed, integrated optical drive and when not used as a computer, the projector can beam ambient light effects on any surface you desire.
Designer: Won-Seok Lee
From www.yankodesign.com
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This camera will catalog your entire life with pictures, based on how you were feeling at the time. The concept camera fits over-the-ear and sees what you see. Makes me wonder if designer Akbiyik Volkan has memory problems, or maybe he just likes to be reminded about what he’s feeling for some unknown reason. Probably just a control freak.
Me, I don’t get it. I have my memory to tell me how I was feeling this day or that day. Then again, these days, with so many people on prescription drugs and otherwise, walking around like zombies, this may be a handy tool.
[Coroflot]
Written by Conner Flynn on June 23rd, 2008 with no comments.
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Here are some pictures of the Wii headset accessory in 2010. The headset uses brainwaves to control characters and has an in-ear headphones. There is also a streamlined Wii Remote with just the one button. See more pictures after the jump. [Yanko via Video Game Blog]
Written by Joe Gadget on June 23rd, 2008 with no comments.
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We’ve been talking about this cellphone for a while, but today Motorola and Kodak officially spilled the beans. As we thought, the ZN5’s a phone that’s as much camera as phone, with a 5-megapixel Kodak unit on its back. This is quick-launched by sliding the lens cover, and has a Xenon flash, auto-focus and even auto-stitches panorama shots. The phone itself has CrystalTalk for high sound quality, Bluetooth, full browser and Wi-Fi (for photo transfers, and the web.) Due out in China in July at first, then globally through ‘08.
For more information visit http://gizmodo.com
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After years of neglect, AOL has apparently remembered that Windows Mobile exists and just released a new official AIM client. Though still in beta, it’s supposedly compatible with all WinMo 5 and 6 devices. It looks pretty swank, at least as far as WinMo apps go, and more than satisfying for a mobile AIM client. Hopefully this means they’re cooking up one for the iPhone too.
From http://gizmodo.com
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