Portable Video
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Back in June, Samsung gave us our first glimpse of the kind of lunacy we can expect from a 200-megapixel smartphone camera sensor, and now Motorola is first to market with an actual handset rocking a 200-MP rear camera – the flagship Edge 30 Ultra. -
Insta360 has upgraded its pocket-sized 360-degree camera – but without adding to its already-beefy 5.7K resolution. The new Insta360 One X2 instead gets some extra intelligence designed to make it an easier, less fiddly and more useful video tool. -
While not something that's likely to be used every day, portable projectors are great for easy set up movie nights, or quick photo sharing while out and about. The FuntaSee over on Kickstarter is being billed as the first one with 4G capabilities, making streaming on the go a real possibility. -
The Poco pocket-sized "supercomputer" is built around a Raspberry Pi compute module, and can be a bike-mounted actioncam, hi-res music player, handheld gaming console or portable web browser. -
Sony takes on the Flip with the MHS-PM1 high definition portable video camera -
A simple and ingenious USD$5 device, named BudTrap, can save you those precious few minutes each day untangling earbud headphones. -
The 115-gram Carl Zeiss cinemizer video glasses simulate a one-meter wide movie screen at two meters distance, and when connected to the new Nokia N96 mobile phone there's an added bonus - the TV signal from the integrated DVB-H receiver is displayed on the video eyewear without loss of quality. -
The permutations and combinations offered by portable multi-media devices just keeps on growing and Toshiba's latest approach, the JournE range, takes a music player, video platform and photo viewer and combines it with a DVB-T Tuner, adding television to the list of entertainment options you can p -
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August 28, 2008 Sony announced four new nav-u personal navigation devices this week but it’s the top-of-the-range NV-U94T model that caught our eye as it adds new features such as a photo viewer, audio/video player and stereo Bluetooth technology for streaming audio and making hands-free phone call -
Honlai Technology’s QingBar MP101 iPhone projector supports iPhone or iPod Touch connections and can throw images from 15 to 27-inches onto the nearest wall in a 4:3 aspect ratio at 640 x 480 (VGA) pixel resolution. -
While you’re on holidays your plants need not suffer with this self-watering system that uses a micro-porous ceramic cone which can be adapted to fit most plastic bottles.
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