Thursday, May 17, 2012

Grace Digital Audio FireDock for Kindle Fire



The Grace Digital Audio brings the new FireDock,Designed especially for the Kindle Fire, the FireDock accommodates the USB port, headphone jack and power button which are located at the bottom of the tablet. Not just plays music from the Kindle Fire, the dock also charges the tablet while on AC power, making it the first charging speaker dock for the Kindle Fire. Its cradle holds the 7-inch tablet securely and is rotatable for vertical or landscape viewing angles.
The FireDock features built-in 16 watt class D digital amplifier, and two 3-inch full-range bass ported speakers offering a total of 16-watt power output.The dock also features a rotating cradle that lets you view the tablet in both horizontal and vertical viewing angles. The dock comes with remote control and has AUX-in jack for connecting another audio source.

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Superb Alesis iO Mix 4-Channel Mixer/Recorder




Alesis introduces the new iO Mix, a 4-channel mixer / recorder for iPad. Simply slot in your iPad, it becomes a powerful portable studio with ability to record multiple mics or instruments directly into GarageBand or any other compatible Core Audio app. It has four combo XLR-1/4? input channels, meaning you can connect virtually connect any recording gear to iPad, from microphone to speakers, to instrument and headphones.

Also, Alesis iO Mix provides its inputs via four XLR – jack combo sockets. These can act as microphone inputs



Alesis iO Mix ‘s main features:

  1. 4-channel mixer/ recorder for iPad – record up to 4 tracks simultaneously to iPad apps
  2. 4 x XLR – Jack Combo inputs - with phantom power, and capable of being switched to guitar or line       level
  3. 4 channel mixer controls – trim, channel gain, 2-band EQ and pan controls
  4. Built-in limiter – ensures clip-free recordings
  5. Direct monitoring – listen directly to inputs when recording
  6. Video output – ideal for presentation or meetings
  7. PSU charges iPad when connected
  8. Can be mounted to a mic stand – mount sold separately
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Friday, May 4, 2012

Sony NXCAM HXR-NX30U Professional Full HD Camcorder



Sony brings to video professionals a new NXCAM camcorder, the compact-sized HXR-NX30U with built-in projector. According to Sony, the NX30U is its smallest, lightest handheld professional camcorder. It is equipped with 1/2.88-inch Exmor R CMOS image sensor and a Carl Zeiss Vario Sonnar T* lens with 26mm wide angle and 10x optical zoom.

Some important features it has:
Image Sensor - 1/2.88" Exmor R CMOS sensor
Lens Super - Wide Carl Zeiss 10x zoom lens (26 mm)
Zoom - 10x optical
Storage Capacity - 96GB
Projection Size - Up to 100" (254 cm) diagonal image size
LCD Monitor - Yes

Memory Card Slot - SD/Memory Stick card slot





The HXR-NX30U is capable of Full HD 1080p video recording at 60p/30p/24p or 60i as well as 720/60p, and Balanced Optical Steady Shot image stabilization technology is included to reduce camera shake. The camcorder uses AVCHD format and comes with 96GB internal memory, and a SD/MS card slot for storage. Other than the LCD display,  it also comes with built-in projector that lets users to review footage with a big screen size, capable of showing images at up to 100-inch screen size from distance of about 16 feet (5m) on any flat surface. While the Exmor R sensor has nice low-light sensitivity, Sony also adds a video light above the lens for better Night Shot performance.

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Thursday, May 3, 2012

iPad 3 Rumors.............

 
Today, Apple will announce the iPad 3 (or iPad HD) at a press conference. The rumor mill is running at full speed regarding the new device's specs.

A higher resolution display. The iPad 2's 1024 x 768 display is easy on the eyes with great color reproduction, but it's being quickly outpaced in terms of ppi by other manufacturers. Given the high-quality display available on the iPhone 4S.

The iPhone 4S's excellent display is part of the secret to that device's success as an image-maker. Photos just plain look better on a higher resolution, higher contrast display. 

A better camera feature. These days most rumors are pointing to create at the 8 megapixel camera like first offered in the iPhone 4S. A tablet may not be the most ergonomically-friendly picture making option, but it at least makes sense to keep the device competitive in that realm. After all, if the camera you've got with you is attached to your tablet, isn't it worthing?

High processing power. Since the first generation, the iPad has been a device best suited for the consumption of media, rather than the creation of it. But the iPhone is, at best, equipped with mediocre editing software. Editing photos on the small display is frustrating. If the latest iPad were equipped with the right software and a capable 8 megapixel camera.
Many ipads are expecting an A5X dual-core chip with improved graphics processing power. That would fall in line with an improved, higher-resolution display.