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Thursday, September 13th 2007 - 17:33 CEST
Logitech announced its continued support of the PS3 (PS3) computer entertainment system with the Logitech Cordless Vantage Headset for PS 3 and Logitech Cordless MediaBoard Pro Bluetooth Keyboard for PS 3 - giving gamers the freedom and reliability of Bluetooth wireless technology for their PS3 gaming experience. “Logitech is pleased to offer two Bluetooth-enabled products for the PS 3 console platform, making the PS3 experience even better,” said Bruce Lancaster, vice president of Logitech’s interactive entertainment business unit.
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Monday, September 10th 2007 - 15:07 CEST
Samsung Electronics, announces that it stakes out new, premium territory in the crowded Full HD TV market with a new line of large-screen LCD TVs that combine the latest in high definition picture technology with inspired, timeless designs. The goal of the new F9 series TVs (52", 70") is to roll out the new LED Smart lighting technology, known as “local dimming,” in some of the largest screen sizes available in the marketplace. Samsung also maintains its premium standards by packaging the lineup with its patented Full HD 1080p super clear LCD panel (52") and Wide Color Enhancer to deliver superior HD quality with blacker blacks, more vivid colors and ultra-sharp images.
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Friday, September 7th 2007 - 11:22 CEST
Samsung's new BD player lineup offers full compatibility with 24 movie frames per second playback. Since most movies are filmed at 24 frames per second, these new Samsung Blu-ray players will be able to playback movies in their native format, significantly reducing unwanted artifacts. Setting the player’s Movie Frame (24Fs) feature to ON allows the consumer to adjust the HDMI 1.3 output to 24 frames per second for a crisp, theater-like experience. Each of these players will also support 60Fs for enhanced compatibility with many of today’s HDTVs.
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Friday, September 7th 2007 - 11:21 CEST
Consumers can now enjoy the full HD 1080p cinematic video quality of a Samsung Blu-ray disc player with an immersive audio experience that takes watching movies to a whole new level. The Samsung HT-BD2 7.1 channel HD receiver speaker system provides richer and powerful sound with its industry leading Dolby TrueHD and dts-HD Master Audio format support. With its slick, piano black design and soft blue LED accents, the Samsung HT-BD2 augments both the audio presence and visual aesthetics of home theater. A fully powered subwoofer, accentuated by four towers, a center channel, and two satellite rear speakers, gives the HT-BD2 a rumbling 1,100 Watts of total output power to keep movie and audio fans satisfied - all from a sleek and single compo
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Friday, September 7th 2007 - 11:20 CEST
Samsung introduces its first dual-format High-Definition (HD) optical disc player, the Samsung BD-UP5000 Duo HD Player. This HD player is positioned as the flagship in the company’s growing line of high definition players. Offering the same playback capabilities as the Samsung BD-P2400 including HQV (Hollywood Quality Video) processing, the Samsung BD-UP5000 supports both Blu-ray and HD -DVD formats as well as their interactive technologies, BD Java and HDi. Consumers can now enjoy additional studio content such as trailers, director’s comments, more elaborate interactive menus and behind the scene footage.
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Tuesday, September 4th 2007 - 12:43 CEST
Many attempts have been made to design unusual but visually appealing desktop speakers. Unfortunately, the byproduct has often been poor sound. The JBL Spyro system is different - in both respects. Initially, its look is what catches the eye. The subwoofer is flanked by two flower-shaped speakers; all three are available in a white, black, teal or fuchsia. Now, the system is being offered in a vibrant orange, giving consumers even more of a choice when matching their taste or décor. Cloth-covered cables complete its high-quality look.
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Tuesday, September 4th 2007 - 12:36 CEST
The trailblazing new JBL On Call 5310 system allows MP3 tracks stored on the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic mobile phone to be played out loud, and enjoyed anywhere and at any time. And although it serves as a customized docking station for the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic (and simultaneously charges the phone battery during music playback), it’s also a powerful and portable loudspeaker system for other music sources.
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