Apex Debuts DivX Certified DVD Players
Apex Digital has announced a new DVD player which is certified to support DivX playback. The player, known as the AD-1250X, supports MP3, WMA, DVD Video, CD Audio, and DivX file formats. Though all of this may not be a big deal to many – the MSRP is sure to raise some eyebrows – $69.00!
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Bosendorfer Loudspeakers enters US market
Bosendorfer Loudspeakers – widely known in Europe and in Asia has decided to enter the US market and will have a coming out party at the HE Show 2005 which takes place at the New York Hilton. Here’s a picture of one of their speakers:
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Samsung has two new flash based MP3 players out that complete their YP-C1 line of digital audio players. These models are differentiated by the drive capacities (one at 512MB and one at 1GB). The units support MP3/WMA/WAV/ASF/OGG file formats and come with a 128×64 LCD screen. Yep – this small flash based unit COMES with a DISPLAY! Wow.. you hear that Apple? You can build a display into the players! Oh yeah.. you can also build something that has 40 hours of battery life.
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Belkin introduces new USB 2.0 hub
USB hubs – I know – don’t they just excite you? Well Belkin is hoping that its new USB 2.0 hub will instill some emotion in you. It’s a 4 port USB hub with three ports along the side and one port that is top loading. What this means is that you can slide your iPod mini right into the top to sync with your PC or Mac. Simple but elegant idea.
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Sony Ericsson z500a Star Wars Mobile Phone
If you’re a Cingular subscriber AND you’re a Star Wars fanatic, then this phone is for you – the Sony Ericsson z500a Star Wars Mobile Phone. The z500a is a Star Wars commemorative phone with special sound effects, ringtones, graphics and more. Cingular even created a special Star Wars section on their website. Nuts! Reminds me of marketing craziness that occurred two years ago when the new Matrix films were coming out. We all know what happened there…
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HP bets big on digital entertainment
DesignTechnica is reporting that HP has introduced 10 new televisions using the brand of HP Pavilion. These ten new displays consist of: four HD microdisplay rear-projection televisions, three HD displays, and three HD LCD displays. But that’s not all – HP has also introduced three new Digital Entertainment Centers – aka Windows Media Center devices. Certain models are now capable of recording over the air high definition content – pretty cool!
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If you’re a hackysack fan, then you’re going to love this little contraption called the “Nighthack”. It’s essentially a battery powered glowing hackysack for night time use although the company that sells it calls them footbags. Ok.. whatever 
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I must say that I really do miss my SLR camera. I had this wonderful EOS 10S camera from way back when that took some of the most beautiful pictures ever. Now, I only carry around digital cameras .. and it really isn’t the same thing at all. Then I see cameras like the Canon EOS 350D and just drool – a digital SLR.. *sigh* now if I only had the money for such a beast. Digit-Life takes this camera for a spin. What’s the verdict?
If you have been waiting for a sterling reflex camera at a reasonable price, this camera is worth a closer look. It is hardly possible to manufacture a better camera in this class
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TrustedReviews takes a look at the new Samsung Digimax V700 digital camera. This camera has a 7MP CCD, a 2 inch LCD monitor, a Schnieder-Kreuznach 3X optical zoom lens, and a sleek aluminum body. What’s the verdict?
Samsung’s best model to date; a powerful super-snapshot camera with some excellent features and good build quality. Not without its faults, but redeemed by superior image quality and good performance. There are better cameras, but few that offer better value for money.
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Shuttle SN25P XPC reviewed at HotHardware
HotHardware reviews the new Shuttle XPC SN25P XPC SFF system. The SN25P brings the NVIDIA nForce4 Ultra chipset to the world of Athlon64 based SFF systems. What’s the verdict?
The SN25P is yet another winner in Shuttle’s highly regarded line of XPC systems. The P-Series chassis, on which the SN25P is based, is definitely a step in the right direction, with its intelligently designed cooling scheme and almost completely tool-less installation (a philips head screwdriver is needed to install the CPU cooler).
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