One of the latest technological developments in home security is the Y-Cam Black SD, which is a device which allows you to keep track of what’s going on at your home when you’re not there.
It costs around £180 and here’s it’s list of impressive features:
- Wireless IP camera allows you to record video clips or take snapshots remotely and send email alerts
- Motion detection
- Night vision
- Video stream can be accessed via any web browser for easy remote viewing (up to 16 people can access the stream) – even access via mobile phone browsers.
- Micro SD slot for local recording – should there be no network connections available
- Connects directly to the network via Wi-Fi or Ethernet – so no need for additional hardware or the computer to be on constantly
Launching this November is Run Personal from Technogym! This slick looking running machine is definitely one for the gym enthusiasts. It combines striking design with the most cutting-edge running technology and features include a 19” TV screen with iPod/iPhone connection allowing you as the user to watch your multimedia contents directly on the screen via a USB media port. I think that would make running a little bit more enjoyable don’t you think?
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The latest TV gadget has emerged in the form of Mitsubishi‘s LaserVue - the first laser powered television in existence.
Mitsubishi claim that there is “no other TV on the planet that produces a more vibrant
picture.” Umm I’ll be interested to test that claim out….
Apparently the colour runs at half the operating power of plasma’s and LCDs of the same size, whilst recreating the theater
experience.
Some bold Laservue claims:
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Kodak may not be that well thought of as a ‘luxury brand’, but their new OLED digital picture frame certainly fits within our agenda for Lussorian.com
It is a wireless digital picture frame using OLED technology which basically means it has an ultra thin screen, whichis touch enabled.
You can play movies, MP3s, go online to check the news and weather wirelessly… and it looks pretty cool too.
It retails for around £700, making it possibly one of the most expensive digital photo frames on the market.
Check out the new XS1 series from Sharp, which is in fact the slimmest TV available on the planet at the moment at just 2.3 cms deep.
There are two models available, the 52” model priced at approximately £9,000 and the 65” one available from around £11,000.
“The XS1 Series AQUOS LCD TVs feature a new RGB-LED backlight system that delivers possibly the finest image quality with ultimate visibility of deep blacks. Enhanced environmental performance is achieved through a new system designed to lower power consumption by adjusting the screen brightness in response to the brightness of the surrounding environment. And, since the TVs are only one inch (2.3 cm) thick at the thinnest part, Sharp and Pioneer Corporation jointly developed a thin-design speaker system that incorporates Sharp’s unique 1-Bit digital amplifier to offer natural, clear sound.”
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