No, the Super Bowl is not going to be in 3D this year.
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On February 5, 2012, In Gadgets, by NeemannAllegrini
No, the Super Bowl is not going to be in 3D this year.
Still looking forward to a world where cell phone cameras don’t suck? So is STMicroelectronics , and it hopes to hurry along a photogenic future with the help of a new supercapacitor -powered integrated camera flash. STCF04, the outfit’s new integrated camera flash and torch controller, gives its LED flash module over 40 Watts of power, reportedly allowing it to give off the same level of brightness as an outdoor security floodlight — handily blinding your friends and family with each merry burst of the bulb.
Still looking forward to a world where cell phone cameras don’t suck? So is STMicroelectronics , and it hopes to hurry along a photogenic future with the help of a new supercapacitor -powered integrated camera flash. STCF04, the outfit’s new integrated camera flash and torch controller, gives its LED flash module over 40 Watts of power, reportedly allowing it to give off the same level of brightness as an outdoor security floodlight — handily blinding your friends and family with each merry burst of the bulb.
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New LED flash controller promises to give floodlight brightness at cell phone size
Because deep down, all you’ve ever really wanted are smartphone adjustable WiFi-LED light tubes controlled by a remote server out in the ether. Snarkiness aside, that’s exactly what Japan’s Net LED Technology Corporation has done with a lighting system it lovingly calls NetLED. The setup isn’t for frugal types as, before even purchasing lights, you’ll need to plunk down 60,000 yen (around $780) for a netLED router that serves as an intermediary between those fixtures and the company’s remote server.
Because deep down, all you’ve ever really wanted are smartphone adjustable WiFi-LED light tubes controlled by a remote server out in the ether. Snarkiness aside, that’s exactly what Japan’s Net LED Technology Corporation has done with a lighting system it lovingly calls NetLED. The setup isn’t for frugal types as, before even purchasing lights, you’ll need to plunk down 60,000 yen (around $780) for a netLED router that serves as an intermediary between those fixtures and the company’s remote server.
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NetLED WiFi-enabled, app-controllable, LED light tubes come to Japan
On January 17, 2012, In Gadgets, by DanelleSoapes737
Mad Men is coming back soon and you’ll need a proper TV to watch it on. Mad Men is coming back soon and you’ll need a proper TV to watch it on
Mad Men is coming back soon and you’ll need a proper TV to watch it on. Mad Men is coming back soon and you’ll need a proper TV to watch it on
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This 42" RCA LED HDTV Is Your Couch Potato Deal of the Day
Energizer doesn’t get much coverage here at Engadget, primarily because those AA cells you see at the Walgreens checkout counter haven’t changed much throughout the years. Every now and then, however, there are special events such as CES , where the company that keeps going and going trots out its latest products for techies to fawn over. This year, we got to check out its lineup of USB power solutions designed for the home and automobile, along with a very handsome set of LED lights
Energizer doesn’t get much coverage here at Engadget, primarily because those AA cells you see at the Walgreens checkout counter haven’t changed much throughout the years. Every now and then, however, there are special events such as CES , where the company that keeps going and going trots out its latest products for techies to fawn over. This year, we got to check out its lineup of USB power solutions designed for the home and automobile, along with a very handsome set of LED lights
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Eyes-on with Energizer’s LED lighting solutions and USB chargers at CES 2012
Today during Sony’s CES press conference , Sir Howard Stringer oh-so-casually dropped news about this prototype Crystal LED display they have in the works. As it turns out, it’s probably the coolest thing Sony has at CES.
Today during Sony’s CES press conference , Sir Howard Stringer oh-so-casually dropped news about this prototype Crystal LED display they have in the works. As it turns out, it’s probably the coolest thing Sony has at CES.
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Eyes On Sony’s Insane Crystal LED Prototype Display
On January 10, 2012, In Gadgets, Technology, by olibaba13
LED televisions until now have generally just used an LED power source to light the LCD display. This differs from the Jumbo-trons you see at sports arenas, where each pixel is an individual LED
LED televisions until now have generally just used an LED power source to light the LCD display. This differs from the Jumbo-trons you see at sports arenas, where each pixel is an individual LED
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Who Needs Pixels When You Have Six Million LED’s to Light Your Display?
On January 10, 2012, In Gadgets, by westase1
Ready for a bevy of new Panasonic TVs ? 2012′s lineup shifts almost entirely to LED, with 14 out of the 16 new sets using the tech. There’s a metric ton of info packed into one release, but highlights for this year include larger IPS LED TVs and a 25 percent reduction in power consumption across the line.
Ready for a bevy of new Panasonic TVs ? 2012′s lineup shifts almost entirely to LED, with 14 out of the 16 new sets using the tech. There’s a metric ton of info packed into one release, but highlights for this year include larger IPS LED TVs and a 25 percent reduction in power consumption across the line.
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Panasonic intros 2012 LED line-up, 47 and 55-inch WT50 and DT50
On January 9, 2012, In Gadgets, by weranda7
Samsung’s CES 2012 press conference is going on right now, and it’s unveiling new products including the top of the line ES8000 LED model that packs a dual core CPU to run its apps, and an integrated camera and microphone for “Smart Interaction”. Beyond that, the “Smart Evolution” feature will let users swap out that dual core processor for something heftier later on if they want to upgrade
Samsung’s CES 2012 press conference is going on right now, and it’s unveiling new products including the top of the line ES8000 LED model that packs a dual core CPU to run its apps, and an integrated camera and microphone for “Smart Interaction”. Beyond that, the “Smart Evolution” feature will let users swap out that dual core processor for something heftier later on if they want to upgrade
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Samsung has Smart TVs with dual core CPUs, cameras and more
On January 9, 2012, In Gadgets, by bankier
The LED Figurine looks a bit like those small wooden mannequins that artists use to sketch poses but it’s really a very flexible desk lamp. If I’m interpreting the product-speak right, the head and hands each have a different primary color LED; red, green and blue
The LED Figurine looks a bit like those small wooden mannequins that artists use to sketch poses but it’s really a very flexible desk lamp. If I’m interpreting the product-speak right, the head and hands each have a different primary color LED; red, green and blue
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LED Figurine is a Rainbow of Light