Idee regalo tech: il proiettore tascabile Philips per Apple
Philips PicoPix 1230 Apple Edition è un piccolo grande proiettore dedicato espressamente al mondo di Cupertino e permette di estrapolare e condividere all’istante con una platea di amici o colleghi, una serie di file come video, foto o documenti. E’ compatibile sia con iPad sia con iPhone e punta tutto su una grande leggerezza e portabilità visto che misura 10x10x3,2cm per 280 grammi. Sarà acquistabile direttamente sull’Apple Store online e offline. E’ estremamente piccolo ma sa il fatto suo grazie a una scheda tecnica considerevole, scopriamola.
Philips PicoPix 1230 Apple Edition monta una lampada LED da 30 lumen che non sarà un cavallo da battaglia ma che con condizioni di luce ambientale/artificiale ridotte al minimo e una buona superficie bianca di appoggio può mostrare con qualità i contenuti.
E’ possibile così formare uno schermo con una diagonale da 80 pollici a risoluzione di 800 x 600 pixel e con contrasto di 500:1 ovviamente virtuale così da mostrare file da condividere sia per lo svago sia per la produttività: un documento o una presentazione in ufficio così come un filmato o una foto in salotto.
Qualità e ecologia, visto che Philips PicoPix 1230 Apple Edition monta una lampada dalla durata non indifferente di ben 20.000 ore di uso. Sarà acquistabile presso tutti gli Apple Store di Inghliterra, Francia, Germania e Svizzera e nell’Apple Store online. In confezione trova spazio anche treppiede, altoparlante stereo, cavo VGA e cavo adattatore. La batteria dura 2.5 ore a pieno carico. Il prezzo è di circa 220 euro.
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Sonos software updates bring Android tablet support, Slacker and Spotify upgrades
SONOS ADDS MORE CONTROL AND MORE MUSIC TO WIRELESS HiFi SYSTEM
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – November 30, 2011 – Sonos, Inc., the leading manufacturer of wireless music systems, today announced Sonos System Software 3.6, an innovative update that adds more control and more music to the Sonos Wireless HiFi experience. This free software is available to all Sonos customers via a one button update to their system.
"Today's feature update reaffirms our commitment to persistently innovate so that Sonos users have the ultimate music experience in every room of the home," said John MacFarlane, founder and CEO, Sonos, Inc. "Endless music and effortless control are what will keep us as the gold standard for listening out loud in the home."
The free Sonos Controller for Android now supports Android® tablets as well as smartphones, letting you control Sonos from any Android device. With Sonos, you can stream all the music on earth wirelessly in every room, and now control it wirelessly on a larger screen with any Android tablet running 2.2 or higher, including the Kindle Fire, HTC Flyer™, Motorola Xoom™, Samsung Galaxy Tab™, Sony Tablet S™, and many others. Plus, Sonos Controller for Android includes new enhancements such as alarms, music library management and Twitter support for Android smartphones and tablets alike. Download it from Android Market.
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Sonos 3.6 also includes improved Spotify® integration on Sonos, giving Spotify fans on Sonos access to their Spotify Inbox and ability to play music from Spotify's new releases and top tracks.
Other features of Sonos 3.6 include:
AAC+ codec support
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Full details of Sonos 3.6 software can be found here: http://www.sonos.com/support/software_updates/.
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New Samsung chip has two of everything: two cores, 2GHz, 2560 x 1600 graphics
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