Panasonic’s portable Digital Viera TVs handle more than prime time

Panasonic's portable Digital Viera TVs handle more than prime time

The whole portable TV thing never really caught on in the States, so we’re left looking longingly from afar at offerings like the Panasonic DMP-HV100 and DMP-BV200. Both are 10.1-inch sets that sport 1024 x 600 resolutions and, while either can tune DTV over the airwaves, they can also connect wirelessly (with an optional WiFi dongle) to a Panasonic DVR and stream content. The 200 model can also act as a sort of bulky PMP, playing back a variety of media formats from an SD card, including DivX and H.264. It’s good stuff, but there’s no price attached and, at this point, no release date either — not that they’re likely to ever hit the US, anyway.

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Canon EOS 5D Mark II firmware udpate released (Macworld.com)

Macworld.com – Canon released a firmware update today for its EOS 5D Mark II camera. The free firmware update 2.0.3 adds a handful of new video capabilities to the 5D Mark II, including the ability to shoot at 24 frames per second, which creates a more film-like look. Additionally, the camera’s 30 fps rate has been changed to 29.97 fps to make it compatible with current television standards.

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Sony to Begin Worldwide 3D TV Launch in June (PC World)

PC World – Sony will begin selling 3D TVs in Japan on June 10 and worldwide at about the same time, it said Tuesday. A firmware upgrade to its PlayStation 3 console that adds 3D support and other 3D-compatible home electronics products will also be available to coincide with the television launch.

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VGA to RCA Cable – Using Your Television As a Computer Monitor

Switching from VGA to RCA ports is something that you rarely think about doing, but sometimes the need to do so does present itself. With all kinds of different connection devices available from VGA to HDMI to RCA and so on, you never know which you will need next.

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I’m Rejoining Facebook. But What’s Next?

What’s hot on the Web today will be quaint by tomorrow.


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