After seeing the dell studio 19, I went to check out Mac...I need a new laptop and just love looking at the macs...how to convince my mother to get me one...well that's nearly impossible right now...Anyway so then i saw the video for the new iPod Shuffle and thought it was amazing. I did not like that last shuffle because i needed to know what I was listening and will be listening to.
Showing posts with label Technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Technology. Show all posts
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Dell Touch Screen
Saw the Dell Studio One 19 Desktop...it looks soooo freaking kool!! I want one...kinda, would rather get a Mac still. Its a touch screen so thats pretty kool and its not that expensive.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Clip on TV (so DBZ)
Ok, so I've been really bored today and surfed Youtube. From the videos I saw today the most interesting one was the tiny clip on TV:
Isn't it cool?! I want one!! But its $1000, I can get run over by the bus, I can't read people's power levels, and it will kill one of my eyeballs.
*Edit*
So after dinner I did a little more research on the subject. Turns out it is called the Teleglass T3-F one-eye video glasses. Turns out that when you buy it it comes with the glasses and only works with those and that it does not cost $1000 but only $848!
Specifications:
Image
0.24 inch QVGA LCD, 320 (H) × 240 (V) pixels
Angle of visibility
20 degrees (2 θ)
Diopter adjustment +2 to -5
Input terminal
3.5 φ AV plug 4P (10K Ω)
Output terminal
Audio (L/R) 28mW + 28mW 3.5 φ stereo 3P (32 Ω)
Continuous duty time
Approximately 4 hours
Power
Two AA batteries
Power consumption
Approximately 420mW
Working conditions
0°C - 40°C / 10% - 80% humidity (not becoming wet with dew)
Weight
Video device approximately 35g
Remote controller approximately 27g
Copied off their site
I also learned that they made a full two eyed one, called the Teleglass T4-N video glasses. The headphones are attached to the inner part of the glasses. This one costs $1007.
Specifications:
Image
VGA 640 (H) ×480 (V) pixels
Image input
VBS 1.0Vp-p 75 Ω (NTSC input)
Audio input
Audio (L/R)
Input impedance
10K Ω
Input terminal
3.5 φ AV input terminal
Audio output
Audio (L/R) 28mW + 28mW
Output terminal
Headphones
Continuous duty time
Approximately 4 hours
Power
Two AA bateries
Working conditions
0°C - 40°C / 10% - 80% humidity
Weight
Approximately 30g (only display module)
Remote controller
Size 95mm x 35mm x 20mm
Copied off their site
Both has a diopter adjuster on it for those with bad eye visions.
You can buy it in Japan through a Scalar Corporation or Tsukumo Co. website. Unfortunately it is currently not sold in the US and Europe =-'(
Isn't it cool?! I want one!! But its $1000, I can get run over by the bus, I can't read people's power levels, and it will kill one of my eyeballs.
*Edit*
So after dinner I did a little more research on the subject. Turns out it is called the Teleglass T3-F one-eye video glasses. Turns out that when you buy it it comes with the glasses and only works with those and that it does not cost $1000 but only $848!
Specifications:
Image
0.24 inch QVGA LCD, 320 (H) × 240 (V) pixels
Angle of visibility
20 degrees (2 θ)
Diopter adjustment +2 to -5
Input terminal
3.5 φ AV plug 4P (10K Ω)
Output terminal
Audio (L/R) 28mW + 28mW 3.5 φ stereo 3P (32 Ω)
Continuous duty time
Approximately 4 hours
Power
Two AA batteries
Power consumption
Approximately 420mW
Working conditions
0°C - 40°C / 10% - 80% humidity (not becoming wet with dew)
Weight
Video device approximately 35g
Remote controller approximately 27g
Copied off their site
I also learned that they made a full two eyed one, called the Teleglass T4-N video glasses. The headphones are attached to the inner part of the glasses. This one costs $1007.
Specifications:
Image
VGA 640 (H) ×480 (V) pixels
Image input
VBS 1.0Vp-p 75 Ω (NTSC input)
Audio input
Audio (L/R)
Input impedance
10K Ω
Input terminal
3.5 φ AV input terminal
Audio output
Audio (L/R) 28mW + 28mW
Output terminal
Headphones
Continuous duty time
Approximately 4 hours
Power
Two AA bateries
Working conditions
0°C - 40°C / 10% - 80% humidity
Weight
Approximately 30g (only display module)
Remote controller
Size 95mm x 35mm x 20mm
Copied off their site
Both has a diopter adjuster on it for those with bad eye visions.
You can buy it in Japan through a Scalar Corporation or Tsukumo Co. website. Unfortunately it is currently not sold in the US and Europe =-'(
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