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Day 1 Hour 7 Coverage of CES 2012.
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Day 1 Hour 6 Coverage of CES 2012.
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Vivitek hit the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last month with a full new line of projectors known as the Qumi Q5 line. The Qumi is Vivitek’s line of home-theater-quality projectors. These are, obviously, front-end projectors, which bring the absolute best picture to your living room or dedicated home theater room. TPN’s Jon Wurm got a first-hand look at the new lineup.
Vivitek brings the following specs to to their new projectors:
Vivitek showcased several of their projectors in different light situations to show what they can do. The picture is incredibly bright and the 1080P video comes through loud and clear. In addition to a full array of computer hook-ups the Qumi has traditional home theater ports like HDMI, as well as the ability connect to smartphones and tablets.
The Vivitek Qumi projectors can be used in-home or by a business professionals for presentations. You can get a demonstration in the video, posted below, as well as checking out the Vivitek website.
Interview by Jon Wurm of F5 Live.
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Another product we saw on the Back Channel was the Ion iCade Jr. The little brother to the iCade, you slip in your iPhone and play games using the Bluetooth joystick. There are additional buttons on the back, so you can hold the iCade Jr.
The iCade jr will be out soon.
Part of the Backchannel, we saw the Ion Guitar apprentice – the worlds first teaching device. It works with any guitar app, but they will have a guitar app for the device.
We also saw the Piano Apprentice – Plug your ipad into the keyboard. With the app, you can learn how to play piano Price: $99
Also out it the Drum Master, and Drum apprentice. $99 for the apprentice, $149 for the Master.
We check out the new Tegra3 tablets by Nvidia at CES. Amazing little devices, these tablets run Quad-core processing using ARM processors. HD video at 1080p, multi-tasking ability and a lot more.
With the new Windows 8 OS, these tablets look good. You can connect them up to a HDTV and do more from a tablet. Watch video on the TV, while you check out your Twitter on the tablet screen.
The Tegra3 tablet will be out later this year. I might even be mixing down video come CES 2013 using this tablet.
Interview by Jeffrey Powers of Geekazine
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