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- MacVide releases VideoFlash Converter 2.4 – Video to Flash SWF and FLV
- Review: LG HS102 projector
- Archos to Release Android-Powered Tablet Device in Q3 2009?
More product information:
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5 stars out of 7 reviews More product information: User reviews Specifications Manufacturer info Description: Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Gamer delivers award-winning X-Fi technology for faster more immersive gaming. X-Fi the world’s most powerful audio processor provides ultra-realistic X-Fi CMSS-3D surround sound over normal headphones and accelerates Direct X penAL and EAX 5. 0 for faster frame rates and cinematic sound. X-Fi 24-bit Crystalizer restores sparkle to low quality audio upgrading Games MP3 DIVX.
MacVide releases VideoFlash Converter 2.4 – Video to Flash SWF and FLV
prMac (press release)
VideoFlash Converter is a full featured easy to use video encoder designed specifically for Mac users. Harness the power of video in your web sites presentations and applications. Convert several different types of movie formats including AVI WMV and DivX. In the preview window using simple sliders you can preview your video frame by frame and adjust the portion of the video to convert. VideoFlash Converter offers an easy-to-use interface that guides the user through the conversion process. With the VideoFlash Converter for Mac you have the tools to fully use the power of video.
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Review: LG HS102 projector
VNUNet.com
There are VGA S-Video and via the included adapter component video inputsat the rear of the device. An audio-out socket lets you attach externalspeakers but if you’re only presenting to a small group the in-built 1Wspeaker will suffice. There’s also a USB port that thanks to DivX compatibility allows you toplay video direct from a USB drive. A silver ring around the lens allows for manual focus control althoughthere’s no zoom feature so you have to physically move the projector in order toadjust the size of the display. Like Dell LG has gone for touch-sensitive controls which makes itunnecessarily awkward to operate since you’re forced to keep glancing down atthe buttons to see which one you’re about to press. Traditional physical buttonswould solve this problem. In its favour though the HS102′s buttons are moreresponsive than those on the Dell.
Archos to Release Android-Powered Tablet Device in Q3 2009?
Android Central
And though we’re not particularly sure the exact target market for this type of device it sure sounds drool-worthy. Ultra-thin plays high-def video on its high-resolution 5-inch touchscreen DivX playback full screen Adobe Flash and so much more. There isn’t a firm release date on this puppy but the start of Q3 2009 can be expected. We’re excited to see if Android can prove its versatility in porting to non-phone devices. If it is going to be a tablet device then so be it.