…through its service, including catch-up TV and made-for-the-internet content. The arrival of IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) represents a shift in the way Australians can view television, with videos streamed directly from the internet to a TV. Sony’s IPTV service – known as Bravia Internet Video – will be accessible through…
…display scenarios via the six preset viewing modes: standard (office and Internet), movie (DVD and TV), game, photo, sRGB (for 100 percent colour consistency across all sRGB devices), and Eco (for power-savings) modes. The native 16:9 aspect ratio likewise promotes uncompromised definition, true-to-source proportions without distortion, and the assurance that…
…Microsoft claims is a “gripping psychological action thriller”. It is built like an episodic TV series, where your wits and light are your only allies. Crackdown 2 is the sequel to the 2007 game and features over-the-top action, “a massive living world, unprecedented online and multiplayer capabilities, and stylish graphics”,…
…technology. DNIe technology is a proven display technology that is already incorporated in Samsung’s LCD TV and LED TV lineups. If you want to be constantly connected to your social networks, the phone allows you to change the layout of your home page to give you access to Twitter, Facebook…
…camera with smile shot, music player, FM radio and stereo Bluetooth support, meaning you can listen to sounds via headphones or speakers. Additional mobile content is also available with BigPond TV, Mobile Foxtel and access to the BigPond Mobile Portal. RRP $529 $0 upfront on a $30 plan over 24…
…will enable access via your existing wireless connection. Now you can print wirelessly from any computer, access media files via your gaming console or internet-connected TV and even listen to music files from any connected device in the home. Windows 7 Wireless Router $279.95 Home Base Network USB Hub $199.95…
…claims it is more interactive and intimate than on a computer. You can import photos from a Mac, PC or digital camera, see them organised as albums, and enjoy and share them using iPad’s elegant slideshows. Watch movies, TV shows and YouTube or flip through pages of an e-book you…
…camera, which will allow you to store more pics. Available from all consumer electronic stores. Portable Digital TV Turns out the 26th is a sunny day, but you also don’t want to miss the latest in news and sports. How about a portable television to keep you up to? No,…
…how does it work? Well, according to Taser “Protector works on multiple devices, each managed through an intuitive control panel accessible through a smart phone, PC, Mac or smart TV. Parents can control who their children interact with and monitor their mobile phone activity and driving behavior at any time…
…and what to look out for in 2010. 3D TV It was back in the 1950s when the 3D technology first hit the big screen and caused theatre patrons to have heart palpitations, or sway from side-to-side in the cinema to avoid some imagined monster, and in some cases, get…
A technology from the 1950s has been updated and about to hit your home It was back in the 1950s when 3D technology first hit the big screen and caused theatre patrons to have heart palpitations, sway from side-to-side to avoid some imagined monster trying to devour them, and in…
…transactional interface in the winter of 2010. In early 2009, the company launched Internet@TV, the first widget-based TV service and captured 75 percent of the connected TV market share. This year, consumers will be interacting with their televisions through a wide range of applications. They’ll be streaming HD video, viewing…