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Samsung STORY Station external drives cut standby power consumption to less than 1W

By Darren Quick

00:25 October 20, 2009 PDT

Samsung’s STORY Station drives cut standby power consumption by 95 percent

Samsung’s STORY Station drives will be the first 3.5-inch external hard drives to boast a standby power consumption of less than 1W. The typical standby power consumption of external hard drives is around 2.5W, so lowering that figure to 0.09W constitutes a reduction of more than 95 percent. The reduced standby power level easily meets requirements for the forthcoming European Union’s EuP (Energy Using Products) Directive for Standby Regulation, which is effective from January 2010. Read More

HOME ENTERTAINMENT

Feature: What is an LED TV?

By Jeff Salton

04:06 October 19, 2009 PDT

The Sharp Aquos LC32LE600E 32” full screen LED backlit TV - LED backlit LCD TVs have...

Buying a TV has become as complicated as selecting the right mobile phone plan. Before large flat panel displays invaded our lives, the only real question when purchasing a CRT (cathode ray tube) TV was how big did you want it and how much space did you have in your room to house it? Sure, there were some quality issues but mostly it was dictated by how many diagonal inches you could get for your buck. While some of that justification still rings true with today’s TVs, now there’s the issue of plasma versus LCD to contend with, and just when you had that sorted out, LED TVs have entered the arena as an option. However, there still seems to be a fair bit of confusion surrounding what exactly an LED TV is. Well, basically, it’s another form of LCD TV that uses LEDs to provide its light source. Read More

ELECTRONICS

Samsung releases P410M and A600 projectors

By Dario Borghino

16:42 September 16, 2009 PDT

The Samsung A600 delivers high quality home theater at an affordable price

Samsung recently added two new projectors to its lineup, both featuring high image quality and a wide range of connectivity capabilities at a very interesting price. The very portable P410M is compact and lightweight, with direct USB connectivity for games and devices, while the high-end A600 offers full HD 1080p video suitable for home theater projection. Read More

LAPTOPS

Samsung's 11.6-inch Ion-powered N510 netbook

By Tim Hanlon

06:42 September 6, 2009 PDT

Samsung N510 on display at IFA 2009

Samsung has announced the imminent release of the N510 netbook. The N510 is powered by the Nvidia Ion LE platform, a scaled-down version of the Nvidia Ion platform designed for Windows XP and DirectX 9.0 that retains the benefits of a discrete GeForce 9400M - including 1080p video playback. Read More

MOBILE TECHNOLOGY

First look: Samsung's tiny 1.8 inch S1 mini, the smallest external hard drive yet

By Dave Weinstein

03:54 September 6, 2009 PDT

Samsung's S1 mini USB hard drive.

Samsung's continues to add to their line of external USB hard drives, now adding the S1 mini line of USB powered 1.8 inch drives. Ranging up to 250GB in size, we had a chance to quickly test the 160GB version and came away particularly impressed. Read More

CAMERAS AND IMAGING

The Samsung HZ25W 12.5MP camera with 24x Mega-Zoom

By Paul Lester

19:32 September 3, 2009 PDT

The HZ25W combines great looks with a powerful 24x optical zoom lens

Recent developments in the digital camera market have given amateur photographers that require a decent optical zoom some reasonably priced point-and-shoot alternatives. Following announcements earlier this year by Kodak and Olympus, Samsung has released its own model - the HZ25W, a 12.5MP, 24x optical zoom camera that sports the most powerful lens ever offered on a Samsung compact digital model. Read More

MOBILE TECHNOLOGY

DivX-compatible R1 portable multimedia player from Samsung

By Darren Quick

01:37 September 1, 2009 PDT

‘Scratch’ records on the Samsung R1 using a virtual turntable

Samsung claims its R1 'beat' player is the slimmest and lightest DivX-compatible portable multimedia player yet, which means users can play DivX content without the time-wasting step of converting files. The R1 is also the first DivX-compatible player to boast a touchscreen, measuring 2.6-inches, that allows the device to incorporate the TouchWiz user interface (UI) also found in other Samsung devices like the Jet and Memoir mobile phones. Read More

PERSONAL COMPUTING

Nortek Duplus mini wireless mouse and presenter

By Jeff Salton

20:42 August 24, 2009 PDT

The Nortek Duplus mini wireless presenter/mouse, co-designed by Samsung, comes in piano fi...

Business-people who never have enough hands when making electronic presentations will applaud the new Nortek Duplus Mini Wireless Presenter 2.4GHz Mouse. Co-designed by Samsung, it's a mouse and laser pointer all-in-one with an operating range of up to 10m, multi-functional click wheel, quick and continuous scrolling, and rechargeable battery. Read More

CAMERAS AND IMAGING

Samsung DualView cameras put the photographer in the picture

By Darren Quick

03:43 August 14, 2009 PDT

The DualView Samsung TL225 and its 1.5-inch front LCD screen

Seems one LCD display per camera is not enough for Samsung, which has just unveiled two compact digital cameras that feature dual LCD screens – one on the back and one on the front. The extra displays found on the TL225 and TL220 are designed to make turning the camera on yourself a bit more reliable than the "hold at arm’s length and hope" method usually employed when taking self-portraits and profile picture shots. And for those after a digital camera that boasts unprecedented connectivity, Samsung has also unveiled the CL65 with geo-tagging, Bluetooth 2.0, DLNA, and Wi-Fi capabilities. Read More

ELECTRONICS

Scientists stick with silicon to extend Moore's Law

By Jeff Salton

23:40 July 26, 2009 PDT

Attaching molecules to semiconducting silicon affects the threshold voltage, or gate volta...

Scientists at Rice University and North Carolina State University have found a method of attaching molecules to semiconducting silicon that may help manufacturers reach past the current limits of Moore's Law as microprocessors become smaller and more powerful. Read More

MOBILE TECHNOLOGY

Samsung watch phone calls in early

By Darren Quick

20:17 July 23, 2009 PDT

The Samsung S9110 watch phone

Looks like Samsung is going to beat LG to the punch with the release of its S9110 watch phone due to hit stores before the rival LG GD910 – in France anyway. Aimed at Dick Tracy fans and gadget lovers alike the S9110 even manages to squeeze a few more features into its diminutive body, including a larger 1.76-inch touchscreen (to the GD910’s 1.43-inch), Bluetooth 2.1 and Outlook email sync. Read More

CAMERAS AND IMAGING

Samsung hopes you’ll flip for its new HMX-U10 ultra compact HD camcorder

By Alan Brandon

02:30 July 21, 2009 PDT

Samsung's HMX-U10 pocket-size camcorder shoots full HD video, 10MP stills, and offers one-...

Samsung has announced its entry into the ultra-compact HD camcorder market with the HMX-U10. The diminutive 2.2" x 4.1" x 0.6" unit shoots 1920x1080 video, 10MP still photos and features an ergonomic bend in the body which Samsung says will reduce stress on your wrist and arm... but at only 3.4oz, we wonder how much stress the MHZ-U10 can cause? Read More

ELECTRONICS

New Samsung Video Wall System manages up to 250 video displays

By Sandra Arcaro

21:47 July 19, 2009 PDT

Samsung’s Ultra-Definition Display (UD) System

Samsung has released a new interactive video wall solution designed for markets requiring large-scale video display formats. The Ultra-Definition Display (UD) System displays information from up to 125 networked PCs and, using one control server, manages up to 250 video displays. Read More

MOBILE TECHNOLOGY

Samsung’s folding wings keyboard design for mobile devices

By Darren Quick

17:55 July 13, 2009 PDT

Samsung's folding wing keyboard patent application

The ever-decreasing size of mobile devices might be a godsend for the pocket, but it poses problems for keyboard input. There have been a variety of solutions looking to solve the problem, from the iPhone’s onscreen keyboard to the Virtual Keyboard (VKB) that projects a keyboard onto any flat surface. One of the problems with these kinds of keyboards, however, is the lack of tactile feedback afforded by pressing actual buttons. Shrinking the keyboard down to fit on a mobile device of course presents its own problems and manufacturers must weigh size against usability by the chubby fingered. Samsung may have a solution with a folding wing design that would allow a reasonably sized keyboard to fold out from the rear of a mobile device. Read More

PERSONAL COMPUTING

Samsung's all-in-one HD video conferencing monitor

By Darren Quick

22:08 June 18, 2009 PDT

The Samsung VC240 all-in-one video conferencing solution

Video conferencing offers businesses a way to save time and money on travel expenses while providing that all-important face-to-face communication. Samsung, partnering with RADVISION, has developed the VC240, a new all-in-one solution that integrates all the components required for high definition desktop video conferencing into a single unit. As well as operating as a standalone desktop HD video conferencing device without the need of a PC, it can also be used as a high-resolution monitor. Read More

MOBILE TECHNOLOGY

Recently on The Mobiler - Nokia E71 review

By Tim Hanlon

23:20 June 15, 2009 PDT

Nokia E71

If you haven't checked out The Mobiler recently you might've missed Samsung's TouchWiz 2.0-powered Jet, the IRS planning to tax employees for their business phones, Nokia working on the ability to charge phones using ambient electromagnetic radiation, Samsung's inexpensive Crest Solar E1107 for emerging markets, and our review of the Nokia E71. Read More

MOBILE TECHNOLOGY

Samsung jet - smartphone or not?

By Darren Quick

22:57 June 15, 2009 PDT

The Samsung Jet

Samsung is touting the new Jet as “smarter than a smartphone”. Not sure how “smartness” is measured, but the claim probably stems from the beefy 800MHz processor powering the phone. However, opting for Samsung’s own TouchWiz 2.0 platform instead of a traditional smartphone operating system means the phone is more likely to fill a niche between feature phones and smartphones. Read More

CAMERAS AND IMAGING

Samsung releases slimline SPF-87H Digital Photo Frame

By Gizmag Team

07:43 May 22, 2009 PDT

Samsung releases slimline SPF-87H Digital Photo Frame

Slim is in. As flat screen TVs strive for a wafer-like profile so do their diminutive digital photo frame cousins, and at 23 mm (.91 inches) thin, Samsung's SPF-87H is not about to buck the trend. The unit's 8-inch, 800x480 resolution LCD screen has a 500:1 contrast ratio and there's 1GB of on-board memory loadable via SD slot or USB. Read More

MOBILE TECHNOLOGY

Samsung customers get their own online movie store

By Darren Quick

23:43 May 18, 2009 PDT

Samsung Movies is compatible with the Samsung Tocco Ultra Edition

Online movie stores aren’t exactly a dying breed, but now European owners of Samsung phones, laptops and PCs have a movie store to call their own with the launch of Samsung Movies. Powered by European digital movie retailer Acetrax, the new store will allow users to download the latest Hollywood releases and TV shows for viewing on compatible Samsung devices. Read More

PERSONAL COMPUTING

Samsung’s 70 Series LCD monitors perfect for work and play

By Darren Quick

22:03 May 10, 2009 PDT

The Samsung 70 Series monitors are just as good for watching TV as displaying office sprea...

Samsung is definitely getting its money’s worth out of the manufacturing process that produces its proprietary high-gloss Touch of Color (ToC) finish. ToC can be found on everything from the company's latest TVs to its latest camcorders. Now computer monitors can be added to that list with the release of the 70 Series monitors. The new LCD monitors not only boast a crystal-like bezel with ToC finish, but also they feature the contrast and response of Samsung’s LCD TVs, making them ideal for watching TV as well as displaying the office spreadsheet or playing games. Read More

CAMERAS AND IMAGING

Getting a grip of Samsung's new ergonomic camcorders

By Darren Quick

17:21 May 4, 2009 PDT

Samsung's SMX-C14 and SMX-C10 camcorders opt for a horizontal hold over a vertical grip

The unabated miniaturization of technology has seen camcorders quickly shrink from bulky, shoulder-supported behemoths to tiny feature-packed devices that fit in the palm of your hand. Samsung’s latest SMX-C14 and SMX-C10 camcorders reject the pistol grip design that some manufacturers have embraced in favor of a horizontal body with the same shiny Touch of Color (ToC) finish as the company’s latest TVs. Read More

PERSONAL COMPUTING

Samsung N120 joins Samsung’s mini notebook lineup

By Darren Quick

22:26 April 23, 2009 PDT

The Samsung N120 joins Samsung's mini notebook line

The flood of mini notebooks and netbooks that threatens to bury us shows no sign of abating, with Samsung announcing another addition to its mini notebook lineup. Joining the recently featured N110 is the N120, which includes most of the features found on the N110 in a slightly larger form factor. Read More

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