Month: August 2017

Epson delivers a new range of home cinema projectors

Posted by Jack on in Audio/Video Gadgets, Epson, home cinema 2100, home cinema 2150, Projectors, wireless home cinema 2150

epson-home-cinema-2150While many of us are pretty much happy with our very own flat screen TVs in the living room, this does not mean that there is no opportunity to explore different mediums of visual delivery in the home. Who knows? You might just have a brand new room that you would like to remodel after the previous tenant moved out, and are thinking of turning it into a movie or multimedia enclave. Enter the new range of Epson home cinema projectors that are capable of delivering Full HD images at up to four times the size of that of a regular 60-inch TV.

The Epson Home Cinema 2100 and Wireless Home Cinema 2150 will fit the bill perfectly when it comes to delivering Full HD performance in terms of movies, sports, regular TV, or even your favorite recorded videos. These are affordable and versatile options that aim to offer the ultimate big-screen upgrade, making them perfect with 2,500 lumens of equal color and white brightness, alongside remarkable color accuracy. The Home Cinema 2100 and 2150 are full well capable of creating an immersive entertainment experience thanks to the bright, Full HD images it throws up to 11 feet diagonal or more.

Not only are they portable, they are also powerful as well. These projectors will be able to deliver excellent image quality and a dynamic contrast ratio of up to 60,000:1, ensuring that no little detail while viewing is spared. We are looking at plenty of value for money here, with both the Home Cinema 2100 and 2150 arriving with built-in sound, 1.6x zoom, and 3LCD technology for vibrant, rainbow artifact-free images. Not only that, there is also a vertical lens shift so that users can place the compact projectors just about anywhere they like, be it on a bookshelf or a table, and yet are still able to bask in 132-inch video glory.

The Home Cinema 2100 and Home Cinema 2150 will retail for $849 and $899, respectively, if you are interested in picking one up for yourself today.

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Optoma NuForce BE2 wireless headphones are the bomb

Posted by Jack on in Audio/Video Gadgets, nuforce be2, nuforce be2 wireless headphones, optoma, optoma nuforce be2, wireless headphones

nuforce-be2Optoma knows that going wireless is something that many people would love to have and enjoy these days, and the NuForce BE2 wireless headphones is their exact response as to how a pair of wireless headphones should be. In fact, Optoma bucks the trend that insists on how superior sound quality is accompanied by a superior price point with the NuForce BE2. This pair of wireless Bluetooth in-ear headphones is touted to be the most affordable option yet in the BE family of premium Bluetooth, in-ear headphones, where it does not break the $50 price point, clearly making this a prime candidate for an impulse purchase for shoppers.

Available in both black and white shades, the NuForce BE2 is certainly a pair of wireless headphones that packs quite a punch, hitting far above its own weight category. It is also sweat proof, making it ideal for you to wear whenever you would like to sweat it out in the gym or pound the pavement. With a 10 hour battery life and AAC audio compatibility, making it the only model at this price point to offer the latter. The NuForce BE2 is one unique addition to the market that delivers a seamless wireless audio experience without having to break the bank.

Knowing that people tend to get a bit careless with their hardware when they travel, Optoma has ensured that the NuForce BE2 has been made to be durable in nature. The accompanying functional design has been crafted using polycarbonate and is equipped with Kevlar reinforced cables, delivering a lightweight, sturdy form factor. Apart from that, the wireless in-ear headphones will boast of magnetic earpieces, which in turn enables tangle-free listening and portability. It will also boast of SpinFit TwinBlade ear tips that have been specially designed to deliver an optimal fit and comfort, being made from high quality silicone to offer superior stability and improved noise isolation.

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NuTone Knock video doorbell is a cut above the rest

Posted by Jack on in Audio/Video Gadgets, Home Gadgets, nutone, nutone knock, nutone knock video doorbell, video doorbell

nutone-knockKnowing who is at your door is more often than not, the very first line of defense. The thing is, most of us are too used to not having a video doorbell, so much so that we might simply open up the door before we even know who it is. The video doorbell is one of the more useful inventions to have around the home in recent times, and the NuTone Knock is one such device. Touted to be a revolutionary new video doorbell, it allows the homeowner to be able to view as well as speak to visitors — regardless of where you are at the moment, as long as there is a decent data connection, of course.

Check out whether it is the pizza delivery boy, or some suits from the government, with the NuTone Knock as you view them in clear High Definition resolution on a smartphone or tablet. Thanks to built-in motion activation, night vision capability, as well as an optional alarm function, you will always be in the know as to whether there is someone at the door or not.

What makes the NuTone Knock video doorbell different from other seemingly similar products that are in the market? Well, there are multiple advanced features which include easy installation courtesy of its integrated voltage detection, superior Wi-Fi strength to pave the way for farther installation from your router, and is also durable and weather resistant. In fact, it is able to handle dust and water, and has been specially tested from -22F to 122F; which is something its competitors in the same class are unable to offer.

Arriving in a clean and simple design, the NuTone Knock has been specially designed to look great regardless of the home that it is installed in, and is also full well capable of being flush mounted as it fits most door mullions. Fancy picking up this $249 device?

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Razer Atheris is a mouse for notebook users

Posted by Jack on in atheris gaming mouse, atheris mouse, atheris notebook mouse, Gaming Gadgets, PC Gadgets, razer, razer atheris, USB Gadgets

razer-atherisMention Razer, and you would most probably have gaming-centric hardware and peripherals sweep across your mind. After all, Razer is a household name when it comes to delivering quality gaming peripherals for the hardcore gamer, but the company has taken a sideways look at road warriors and pitied them. Hence, the birth of the Razer Atheris, a wireless notebook mouse that lays claim to having the longest lasting battery life in its class, while delivering lag-free wireless gaming-grade performance.

Sounds too good to be true? Well, it isn’t. After all, Razer’s expertise in the gaming department has spilled over to the corporate side of things, and the result is the Razer Atheris. Specially designed for mobile work as well as play as it outlasts any competition, the Razer Atheris is capable of delivering up to 350 hours of non-stop use on just a couple of of AA batteries. This would be more than enough juice to last even the most boring of all boardroom meetings, and is also perfectly at home to meet the needs of intense gaming sessions on the go in order to alleviate stress at the workplace.

The Razer Atheris is special since it boasts of Razer’s proprietary wireless Adaptive Frequency Technology (AFT), delivering industry-leading transmission that makes for the most reliable, stable connection. AFT is enabled whenever it connects via a compact USB dongle, and this USB dongle is easily stashed away in the mouse. Whenever there is no USB connection, fret not, just switch over to Bluetooth LE connectivity and you’re good to go. The Razer Atheris, with its 7200 DPI optical sensor, delivers blazing accuracy across multiple high-resolution monitors, while offering an unfair advantage during work or play. It will retail for $49.99 in the US, and €59.99 across the pond. Being an ambidextrous mouse certainly helps its case to be appealing to the masses.

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FrontRow is a wearable camera that captures all of your day’s activities

Posted by Jack on in Audio/Video Gadgets, frontrow, frontrow camera, wearable tech, Wearable Technology

frontrowUbiquiti Networks knows just how much of a voyeuristic society we can be these days, which is why they have come up with this particular device that is sure to be able to satisfy even the most demanding of voyeurs — FrontRow. With the FrontRow wearable camera, it will boast of new camera technology which enables the effortless capture and sharing of life’s experiences.

Tipping the scales at a mere 55 grams, this is lighter than your average smartwatch. With a form factor that has been designed to specially make it convenient to wear, FrontRow will be different from standard cameras and smartphones which need to be operated upon manually, as it is full well capable of operating autonomously. In other words, it can capture life’s experiences while completely staying in the moment.

Sporting a subtle interlocking connector that offers the flexibility to wear FrontRow using the included stylish lanyard or multi-purpose magnetic clip, or even third party chains. Other accessories that have been planned for the future include a car window mount as well as a flexible coil mount. FrontRow boasts of cameras that are located on both sides of the device, with the primary camera featuring a 140 degree wide-view lens which would be more or less double the one found in a standard smartphone. Working alongside the FrontRow’s microphone array, it opens the door for more complete capturing of experiences.

There is also a speaker for local playback, while the easily accessible clickable media button can be utilized to start and stop many of FrontRow’s capture functions in a jiffy. With a standby time of up to 48 hours, it can capture videos in Story Mode (time-lapse capture) for up to 16 hours and can last for 2 hours in Live-Streaming Mode. It will take around 20 minutes to fully charge up via its USB Type-C port. Expect the FrontRow to retail for $399 apiece.

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