The flexibility of a gadget to mark its serious points on the imaginary scale cool factor. New Sony Walkman A845 player has a figure of only 7.2 mm thick and weighs only 62 grams, and this does not prevent him from providing a sound worthy of the Walkman family crest.

The front of the player is dominated by an OLED display of 2.8 “(7.1 cm). With a faultless display of colors, high contrast ratio, wide viewing angle and super-fast response time, the model is a perfect tool for the user can enjoy favorite videos on sites specialized albums photo stored online, etc..

For those who want to enjoy a more generous picture, model A845 can be connected to cable TV A / V Option (WMC-NWV10) for viewing on a large screen video clips. The images are played on TV in SD format (720 x 480) at a frame rate of 30 frames per second (excluding certain types of DRM content).

The listening quality and technology helped Sony’s Clear Audio sound studio for a dynamic, full of details. Clear Stereo reduces the maximum loss of sound between left and right channels, while the Clear Bass function helps to play strong frequencies, very low, without distortion. In addition, DSEE sound enrichment technology ensures detailed reproduction of high frequencies that are lost, usually during compression of the original files to MP3 files.

Player Walkman NWZ-A845 allows the user a lengthy hearing, the 29 hours, with only one battery recharge. Battery life in video mode is 9 o’clock. And who wants can buy the 16 GB version of this player since early February 2010.

Last year was pretty quiet for Clickfree, but it is clear that 2010 will begin in force for the company. Portable backup drive C2N works for any computer on the network – and the home and office – and can automatically back up on all machinery – Macs and PCs. The device connects via USB to each computer on the network and is left attached to any, to be automatically back on all your computers. There is a limit, of course, because all have a limit. In this case the maximum is between 250GB and 640GB of information in the backup. However, the company promises that this year we already see more capacity models.

The following model is Transformer Network Edition, which is suitable for external USB hard drives and works just like C2N. The difference is in the space of only 16GB. Of course, this difference is reflected in price. Transformer will cost $ 100, from C2N, which will be sold for $ 160 (250GB), 180 (320GB), 200 (500GB) and $ 220 (640GB).

And would be something alternative for travelers. Traveler SD search, organize, copy all the information and then stores them on a card which, once introduced, automatically launches the backup. In addition, the operation can be scheduled in advance. SD Traveler will cost $ 90, the 16GB version, $ 150 respectively, the 32GB version.

Launching in America will be in February and will arrive in Europe by March.

Canon, one of the leading electronics manufacturers worldwide, has completed the product range with the release Monday of two new models XEED portable multimedia projectors, which can run up to 3000 hours continuously.

Japanese producer mentions that WUX10 Mark II and Mark II SX80 include a method ‘Photo’ dedicated offers clear images when viewing pictures in any light conditions, ideal for photos and specialists who need the projection images at best quality possible.

Design images are made at a resolution up to 1920 x 1200 pixels with a cable HDMI, DVI or a flash drive. According to the Canon WUX10 sheet, it is capable of displaying full HD video (1080p) and images taken from computer, while digital images and photos can be edited and processed according to the sRGB standard.

“WUX10 and SX80 Projectors Mark II were designed to display images in a unique clarity, the models ideal for photographers who want to explain the photo to the highest standard possible,” said a press release, Rainer Fuehres, Director of Consumer Division of Canon Europe.
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mall wonder why USB 2.0 technology doesn’t score as a proper video carrier. Attempts to push 3D video game graphics or a movie in HD result in glitches from low frame rates (60fps and 27fps respectively). DisplayLink, USB 2.0 video streaming pioneer, has sold a million of their specialized chips last year. But you have probably guessed already that the latest USB 3.0 standard brings a lot of potential into the concept. So did they, and with ten times more the bandwidth DisplayLink puts a lot of effort in designing a new USB 3.0 compatible chip. They will show it as soon as CES 2010 starts.

DisplayLink officials say that 4.8Gbps are more than enough to transmit any sort of video to display of any size and resolution. While this is apparent, the peculiar thing is that they are into a bit of a split with what the first video carrying chip was designed for. That was designed to replace VGA and DVI ports with a standard USB hub. This is what USB itself is for – combining all the different types of ports at the back of your computer into one easy to use, small and fast port. The next USB chip that is coming is planed primarily for notebooks. Latest AMD and Intel powered machines are fully capable of providing adequate gaming experience as well as decoding H.264 so constant need to plug and unplug a display at work, home, elsewhere is more likely to happen rather than with a desktop.
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Stick slots, camera, keyboard, mouse, possibly the game’s controller and gadgets and what not connect via USB to your computer. And yet, what do you do when all the USB ports of the system are in place? Start a complicated formula of permutations and combinations of peripherals and ports in the hope that something essential disconnect.

The solution to simplify the situation lies in a USB hub, which in most cases you provide for another 4.5 ports ready to receive overdose of peripheral / gadget / ever find the weft. And for those who are not satisfied even with that, a hub with 24 ports should be sufficient for any conceivable situation. And with a little effort of thought, the utility’s Super 24-Port USB Hub is logical if the information copied many, many sticks of memory (say for the preparation of an event, a conference, a seminar).

However, if you dare to connect simultaneously to all sites mentioned stick … could remain operating system in which failure to award points to each. And furthermore, even a strong system may have some difficulties to manage a large number of peripherals connected at the same time. However, for those curious, the device costs $70 from USBfever.

We are moving patter to CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in 2010, which means that we will see many competitors in the race for “the slimmest” LCD TV in the world. Meanwhile, it seems that LG’s engineers are hard, announcing a new product, with a thickness of only 2.6 mm. LCD TV’s has a diagonal of 106 inches, weighs less than 4 kilograms, has a full HD resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels) and refresh rate of 120Hz.

Other specifications have not yet, but certainly we will learn more about Motorola Extreme Slim LCD TV over two weeks or so, you will begin electronics fair. CES 2010 will run from 7-10 January 2010 in Las Vegas.

Silent Vacuum UltraSilencer follow the model, the first vacuum cleaner home use that does not make noise. We are used to clean house in the air sound snuff, without to think like this do so in complete silence. Moreover, this vacuum comes with something even more unique: a docking station with speakers built in, just good for a player iPod. The implementation was made with two main purposes. First of all, Electrolux wanted to show the world that really can play music directly from a vacuum, where we conclude, beyond all the tests done in laboratories, that thing is even better. Then, think about the practical side of the issue. Love to listen to music while we clean, long time passing so quickly!

“Listening to music while aspire, finish the job faster, with less stress and more calories.” Can we argue? Apple fans have already given the opinion, calling iVaccum product or, worse, iSuck. Do what ya going to appliances such ingenious’s docking station?