Sanyo PLC-XL50 Review: Shortest Projection Distance

Posted by newbie Monday, March 31, 2008 0 comments
Sanyo PLC-XL50
Sometimes the existence of projector narrows the room. The projector which requiring far enough shoot distance makes room felt congested.

The problems seem to be thought also by Sanyo, electronic company of Japan. Recently they launch a projector which suited for company which does not have big meeting room: Sanyo PLC-XL50.

Sanyo gives it title “World's Shortest Projection Distance”. For your info, to present projection object as wide as 80 inch, this projector only requires shoot distance to screen as far as 8 centimeter.

Mean, this projector can be drawn near until almost patch to screen. Hence, it also guarantees projection result which free of presenter shadow as result of projector lamp spotlights.

If compares to NEC WT610 projector. At 61 cm shoot distance, this projector only can present result of projection as wide as 78 inch.

Sanyo can double the shoot distance with more sophisticated projection technology. NEC WT610 only apply mirror to cut short shoot distance, while Sanyo PLC-XL50 applies combination between lenses and non-sferical mirror, or mirror which do not bounce electromagnetic impulse.

This projector applies LCD XGA machine (resolution 1024 x 768). Brightness level presented by it is reaching 2000 lumens.

As for its contrast ratio reaching 600 : 1. This is including bright for a LCD projector. Color presented from computer screen is sharply enough and still saves detail in video dark part.

What little bothering is noise and posterization effect when presenting skin color. Discoloration happened seen not gradual, but drastic.

Meanwhile, this projector built-in audio system shows result that is surprising enough. It can yield hard enough sound and fulfills a big room.

With the size 20 x 37,3 x 50 cm and weight 7,6 kilograms, this projector of course pertained heavy and big. This makes projector setting is more disturbingly compared to other projectors.

Besides, this projector remote control cannot take over mouse pointer function for merely opening the next presentation page. But, it also equipped some other addition, for example Easy Off Function and On-Start Function, so user can turn off and turn on it swiftly.

Moreover, Color Board Mode feature enables user to use color media so that screen do not always must having white color. For the security, it also provides Audio Alarm feature, which will give warning if there are any thief try to take the projector.

Sanyo PLC-XL50 Review
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Seagate Starts Distributing Cheetah

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Cheetah 15K.6
Seagate Technology starts distribute Cheetah 15K.6 hard drive. Hard drive which claimed energy economical first time is introduced in CeBit in Hanover, Jerman, recently.

Cheetah 15K.6 having factor form 3,5 inch. It can economize energy to 61 % compared to data store as of its class because is equipped by PowerTrim technology which optimizing energy consumed at all levels activity.

A number of computer companies have ordered Cheetah for its requirement. HP, for example, readies to apply it into SAN storage system. "Performance improvement, reliability, less energy (consumption), and collectively capacities assists our EVA (Enterprise Virtual Array) system," said Kyle Fitze, Marketing Director of HP.

As for Super Micro Computer is also chooses Cheetah for their SuperServer and Server Building Block Solutions. "Many of our customer required great and efficient performance," said Charles Liang, President and Chief Executive Officer Super Micro.

Cheetah 15K.6 is available in 147 GB, 300 GB, and 450 GB.

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PowerShot SD770, SD790, SD890 IS: Newest PowerShot from Canon

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PowerShot SD890
Canon returns to launches its three newest PowerShot ELPH camera models. The three cameras are PowerShot SD770, PowerShot SD790, and PowerShot SD890 IS.
SD770 and SD790 are 10 megapixel resolution cameras with 3x optical extension. Both have metal body and equipped with image stabilization feature.

The difference, SD770 has 2,5 inches LCD screen, SD790 have bigger, that is 3 inches. But, SD770 has optic viewfinder, a feature liked by pro photographer.

Meanwhile, Canon PowerShot SD890 is camera with 10 megapixel sensor, but has bigger optical extension ability: 5x (the biggest in PowerShot ELPH class). It also applies metal body with 2,5 inches screen and a viewfinder lens.

It also strengthened by face detector feature, motion detector, with 18 modes. PowerShot SD770, SD790, and SD890 IS can be bought with the price of US$ 300, US$ 350, and US$ 400.

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Sony DPF-D70 Review: Contemporary Design and Fun

Posted by newbie Friday, March 21, 2008 0 comments
Sony DPF-D70
For you that like to display photo at desk, this is the time move to more sophisticated media, namely digital frame. One of them is Sony DPF-D70. Besides having great full color display, your photo can be saved with secure in digitally.

Through 7 inches color LCD, with high resolution (800x400 pixel) plus aspect ratio 15:9, photo displayed seen so contrast and more life. You save until 500 pictures. Because this digital frame already planted with big enough (256 MB) internal memory. To maximize storage space, it’s available image resizing ability.

This peripheral provides multiple display, nine styles slideshow, clock, calendar and single image and index view mode. Moreover, most of memory card format is supports by this digital frame. This photo gadget can present 48 MB and 100MB picture, including JPEG and RAW format (SRF, SR2, ARW is preview only).

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Features :
- 7" Digital Photo Frame with 800x480 resolution, 15:9 aspect ratio LCD Screen.
- 256MB of internal memory with optional image resizing to maximize internal memory.
- Multiple display modes, including nine slideshow styles, clock and calendar modes, and single image and index views.
- Supports most memory card formats and is equipped with a USB B-type connection.
- Decodes and displays up to 48 MegaPixel and 100MB images, including JPEG and RAW (preview only: SRF, SR2, ARW).
- Auto image rotation and the auto orientation sensor will detect whether the frame is sitting horizontally or vertically and automatically rotate images.
- The backlit SONY logo can be switched on/off

In the box
- DPF-D70 7in Digital Photo Frame
- AC adaptor
- Remote Control

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GPS Mio DigiWalker C230 Review: Max Navigation Gadget

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GPS Mio DigiWalker C230
Personal navigation peripheral become has more variant. One of it is C230 Car Navigation System from Mio Technology Corporation. The product which has got prestigious award from IF Design Award 2008 has elegant oval form, packed with grey nuance exterior.

This minimalist style GPS intentionally designed for entry level segment. But don’t be wrong, at Mio C230 is already planted with intuitive touchscreen interface, so it can guide the user optimally. Start from direction, destination until routes.

Through it compact form and dimension (9x8,4x2,4 cm), Mio C230 is so portable and comfort if inserted to pocket. This peripheral can be said flexible to be used everywhere, including in car. Mio C230 also provides alternative mode for navigation in bus, bicycle or when brought to walks.

Another feature of Mio C230 is the voice guidance feature that will assist to point the user towards location which will be accessed. Without need to see the screen, user eye can be focus to drive.

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