AMX Launches New Modero Touch Panel

When you're in the lead of a particular industry, you strive to maintain top spot by continuously innovating and pushing the boundaries of ingenuity beyond targets or expectations. This is exactly what AMX, one of the leading hardware and software solutions companies that help simplify the way we interact with technology, is doing with the launch of the latest addition to itsModero Touch Panel line.

Dubbed the MVP-9000i, the new tool for home automation from AMX will supposedly redefine the term "touch panel" with its nine-inch full-color screen.

"The MVP-9000i significantly advances touch panel capabilities that enhance the way users interact with control and automation touch panels," said Robert Noble, chief technology officer of AMX. "With finger-swipe animated page transitions, brilliant 24-bit color display and other cutting-edge innovations, it will be a must-have for anyone who experiences it."

CONNECT USB DIRECTLY TO IPOD WITH 3.5MM CONNECTOR?

 

Apple already came into the spotlight when they released small sized iPod shuffle 3G.
Recently Dexim released the Shu-Lip that connects 3.5mm ear phone connector to USB port directly. It was made of aluminum can match with iPod shuffle and came from silver color.
Now it is available for US$10.

COOL JAPANESE 1-SEATER

Looking for something interesting? Check out the T10 minicar being exhibited at the 1st Int’l Automotive Electronics Technology Expo, at Tokyo Big Site. It’s made by Toyama, Japan based Takeoka Jidosha Kogei Ltd., and is based on a model already distributed by the company, the Mileu R.

The T10 is a little wider and longer than the Mileu R, and is expected to be released sometime in in 2009. It is not yet priced, but is expected to be in line with the other model, which costs approximately US$9520.

The T10 is technically a four wheeled bicycle, covered with a sleek and aerodynamic shell, and powered by a 600W DC motor driven by 4 12V batteries. The body design is different than the Mileu R, with more curves and general appeal, and can be operated in Japan with an rdinary license.

It isn’t made for speed, or long distances, with a tp spped of 55Km/h and a distance of 50Km, you can count on recharging it after an hour’s use, but this can be extended by using the human powered features.

Samsung Impression available now

Samsung's new messaging phone known as the Samsung Impression is now available on AT&T network. It comes with some nice features including a 3.2 inch AMOLED touch screen display and a neat full QWERTY keyboard. AMOLED screens are renowned for providing better display quality and a longer battery life. It is available for $199.99 on a 2-year contract.

Here are the specs:

Networks: GSM 900/1800/1900/850, HSDPA 3G 850/1900
Weight: 150 g
Dimensions: 4.48 x 2.28 x .61 inches
Display: 3.2 inches 262K colors (240 x 400 pixels) AMOLED TFT touchscreen
Camera: 3 MP with 3x Digital Zoom
Memory: 190 MB with microSD support up to 16GB
Connectivity: 3.6 Mbps HSDPA, GPRS, EDGE, HSCSD, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, USB 2.0
GPS: GPS with A-GPS support
Multimedia: MP3/WAV/e-AAC+/WMA/AMR Audio player, MPEG4/3gp Video player
Keyboard: Full QWERTY
Browser: WAP 2.0/xHTML, HTML, RSS feed
Others: Email, IM, Photo/video editor, Geo-tagging
Battery:1000 mAh
Standby time: 250h
Talk time: 3h

World's first multitouch gaming laptop

The Battalion Touch Notebook is apparently the world’s first multi-touch gaming laptop computer. The rest of the spec seems fairly standard for a 15.6 inch laptop, so we’re wondering exactly what market really wants to swap the lean back ease of use you get with a mouse and keyboard for the hunched over finger stretching hassle that comes with multi-touch screen technology?

Sure it’s cool for mobile phones, but a notebook computer? Really? Anyhoo, those of you with an urge to smear your screens while scrolling down the eBay listings go ahead, knock yourself out. Cough up $999.00 first please.

 Experience a new dimension of interactive gaming, media organization, and content creation with the Battalion Touch series. Featuring a full multi-touch screen, the Battalion Touch series allows you to interact with your system in new ways and take full advantage of the built-in multi-touch capabilities of Windows 7. With the growing popularity of the multi-touch interactive platform, the Battalion Touch series provides the capabilities to support the increasing number of multi-touch optimized game and software titles.