www.newwirelessvideophone.com This wireless video phone is one of the best new emerging technologies out this year! The future is here. “Talk Only” phones are a thing of the past! Join the thousands of families and business people who SEE the people they talk to!
Globalinx is setting the decade off with a bang!
The CU 3000 is Globalinx’s new wireless video phone, which was released January 15, 2010. The way people around the world communicates is going to be revolutionized by this new emerging technology. It is only natural that technology evolves.Writing and sending letters was the first means of communication. Communication changed in 1876 by Alexander Graham Bell with the invention of the telephone. The telephone allowed communication to journey across many miles and every ocean. Nearly 100 years later the mobile phone was created. The ability to be reached and communicate on the go was made possible with the mobile phone.
A cartoon I would watch when I was a youth was the Jetsons. I remember Mr. Spacely appearing on the videoscreen to talk to Mr. Jetson. Hearing and seeing the person you’re having a conversation with seemed so futuristic. Visual conversations were made a reality in the beginning of the 21st century when Globalinx, a VoIP service company, released a video phone. No matter where they were in the world, grandparents could see their grandchildren, because of the video phone. The video phone allows many first generation immigrants the ability to keep in touch with their traditions by making a way to communicate with family in their native country. Today’s economy is a global economy, with business be transacted 365 days a year world wide. When business associates have a video phone business video conferencing can take place at the touch of a button. Globalinx’s first video phone was considered an internet or broadband videophone. To have service it had to be connected to a modem or router.
Globalinx’s new tech gadget is at the forefront of the shift in telecommunications. Globalinx is setting the precedence for the decade with the release of the CU 3000, its first wireless videophone. Mobile technology has been given a whole new meaning because of this wireless video phone. Skype can’t compare to the the live video conferencing capabilities of this video phone. Not to mention skype requires a computer and this wireless video phone is smaller than a laptop.
Features of the CU 3000:
– wifi capability
– speaker phone
– touchscreen capability
– 7′ LCD screen
– 3-way live video conferencing AND MORE!
This video phone keeps college students from being home sick because they can have their family where they are. If multiparty video conferencing is need between business associates this is a great video conferencing solution. Athletes who travel a lot or play a sport overseas can keep in touch with family and friends. Or if you like cool new gadgets this phone is a must.
Soon video phones will be the only way people communicate. It doesn’t make sense to have the ability to see the people you talk to and only have audio conversation. To make things better you can surf the web with the web browser included. In my opinion, this is the best video phone on the market. The only question is how long is it going to take for you to get one? The calling plan comes with unlimited local and long distance calling to the US, Canada, Puerto Rico and more and unlimited landline calls to 75 calling areas around the world. Not to mention it is free to call other Globalinx customers. Voicemake, call forwarding, caller ID and many other calling features are also included. An additional bonus is that Globalinx has very low international rates as well.
Come out of the 1800s and join the 21st century with Globalinx?s new wireless videophone. Having a wireless videophone is like having friends, family and business associates in the same room whenever, wherever. Visit the NewWirelessVideophone.com website to buy your new wireless videophone and to learn more about Globalinx.
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Not that we haven’t seen UWB-based options before that connect your PC to TV without any cabling in between, but we’ve yet to actually come across one that we can love wholeheartedly. Hanshin just might have the first, as its Icreon HUWB-3000Kit supports both video and audio transmissions. Setup is rather simple: simply plug the USB dongle into your laptop or desktop, and connect the transceiver box via HDMI to your HDTV. Utilizing an ultra-wideband connection, it’ll pipe audio and video wirelessly to your set, with support for 1080p resolutions to boot. There’s no Mac support just yet, and a price has yet to be disclosed — but hey, it’s coming, and that’s good enough. Er… we’ll just keep telling ourselves that.
Hanshin Icreon HUWB-3000Kit connects your PC to TV sans wires originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 16 Apr 2010 09:44:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Do you find yourself whipping about earbuds like boleadoras when you’re bored? Here’s a pair that can take your abuse. The long-awaited successor to Sleek Audio’s famous SA6 ‘phones — dubbed the SA7 — have the same adjustable bass / treble ports and removable cords of their predecessor, but in a case machined from solid aluminum with a carbon fiber shell and titanium screws. Inside, the drivers are cushioned by shock-absorbing silicone that lets them take a 14,000 G beating, which Wikipedia tells us is roughly the same rating as a navigation chip inside an artillery round. The company told Popular Science the SA7’s thin aluminum shell lets listeners hear a whole extra octave; if that tempts you, you’ll only have to cough up $400 and change (plus an extra $100 for a wireless Kleer kit) for the privilege.
Update: Sleek Audio pinged us to say that the SA6 is still hanging around; the SA7 is simply the new flagship. It’ll be shipping at some point in 2010 — we’ll keep you posted.
Sleek Audio’s SA7 earphones withstand 14,000 Gs of acceleration, dent your wallet accordingly originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 15 Apr 2010 09:15:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.