Showing posts with label IFA Berlin 2009. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IFA Berlin 2009. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Remote control included TV mini of Samsung

Not only is the remote control keys with simple products of Korean electronics firms have 7-inch touch screen to display the content on television channels.

This concept was introduced by Samsung in the IFA exhibition in Berlin (Germany) integrated 802.11n Wi-Fi to connect to TV. Users can preview content before moving to TV channels that are on track or control a TV Monday.

Mini TV
"If his wife on the channel you want to watch movies, but are you listening to stock market information in different channels, you can see immediately that this driver does not affect the main TV", Michael Zoller, director of marketing Samsung in Europe, explains.

Model concept is still in the process of development and Samsung has not announced the time as well as the expected price of the product.

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Monday, September 7, 2009

Sony showed up laptop Vaio X and Xperia X2 phone

Laptop 11.1 inch screen weighs less than 0.7 kg and the second generation smartphone Xperia X1 launches in consumer electronics exhibition IFA Berlin 2009.

Vaio X latest version is only about 1.3 cm thin, 3G wireless connectivity and battery life time of the day. Japanese electronics firms do not disclose product configurations (models on display at the fair for Windows 7 and Intel Atom CPU can change). Sony also has an agreement with Google to make Chrome the default browser in the Vaio line.

Sony Vaio X Pictures.

Video Vaio X at IFA.

At the same day, Nokia launches N97 Mini and X series, Sony announced Xperia X2 equipped with Windows Mobile 6.5. Equipment sold in the first quarter IV/2009 (price not announced), there are two black and silver, 3.2 inch touch screen 480 x 800 pixels, QWERTY keyboard, 8.1 megapixel camera, TV port connection, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS.

Images of Xperia X2.

Xperia X2 Introduction Video.

CEO Howard Stringer of Sony said they are focusing on developing products based on 3D technology. "There are still many issues to be resolved but obviously 3D technology is becoming universal in a near future", said Stringer.

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