Not long ago we reviewed a couple of media players one of which was the Traxdata USB media player. The Traxdata media player was good but the main drawback that we found with it was that it could not playback HD footage, it only up-scaled SD footage to HD.
So that’s where the Hisense 1080p HD Media Player steps in. Not only can it play standard definition footage and up-scale that to HD but it can also playback full HD footage up to 1080p.
The Hisense 1080p HD Media Player
The The Hisense 1080p HD Media Player has two USB 2.0 ports on one side and can accept USB memory key type devices as well as USB hard drives and play back video files of numerous types. Ian is putting together the full review for us at the moment so I wont go in to too much detail and spoil his report but instead have look at the brief unboxing video below to see what’s supplied and then pop back in a few more days to see the full review.
Hisense 1080p HD Media Player unboxing video
The Hisense 1080p HD Media Player specification:
HOST: CPU MIPS 400Mhz CPU
Flash memory: 16MB
SDRAM: DDR2 128MB
Video codec: -MPEG1 -MPEG-2 up to 1080P -MPEG-4 (720P/1080i/1080P) ,Xvid -H.264 up to 1080P -WMV9/VC-1 up to 1080P -RealNetworks(RM/RMVB)8/9/10 up to 1920*720(720P) -Flash Video
Audio codec: -MPEG-1 Layers I,II and III and MPEG-2 -LPCM,ADPCM,FLAC,AAC,WAV,and OGG Vorbis -DTS HD Master Audio,LBR -Dolby digital Plus,TrueHD -RA1/RA-cook/RA-lossless WMA/WMA Pro
Just a little over a week before its scheduled release in the UK on October 7th, this unboxing video of the Sony Ericsson 12.1-megapixel camera phone monster known as the Satio (formerly called the Idou) has suddenly popped up on the internet. Obviously not content with just unboxing one Satio phone, the guy in this video unboxes all three colored iterations of the first Symbian-based handset from Sony Ericsson. So, what’s the deal with the Satio? Well, apart from being one of the first phones to boast of a 12.1-megapixel camera, the Sony Ericsson Satio also comes with 3.5-inch touchscreen, Xenon flash, WiFi, Bluetooth, aGPS, Exchange ActiveSync support, and an 8GB microSD card (supports up to 32GB in capacity). We’ve got no word on its pricing, but we do have some instructional videos on how to use the Sony Ericsson Satio.
Orange UK and Apple have reached an agreement to bring iPhone 3G and 3GS to Orange UK customers later this year. Orange globally now offers iPhone in 28 countries and territories.
Orange, which has the largest 3G network covering more people in the UK than any other operator, will sell iPhone in all Orange direct channels including Orange shops, the Orange webshop and Orange telesales channels, as well as selected high street partners. A pre-registration site for customers to log their interest has been launched at www.Orange.co.uk/iPhone
More information on pricing, tariffs and availability dates will be released in due course.
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