Sanyo PLCXL51 Video Projector 2700 Lumens Short-Throw

Most favorable technology for classrooms, offices, important meetings, and advertising, PLCXL51 Video Projector 2700 Lumens Short-Throw is a revolutionary product introduced by Sanyo Canada. An important asset for all the above mentioned categories and not only, as it is equipped with Sanyo’s Exclusive PJ Network Interface for wired and wireless networking, also compatible with MAC. Networking capability permits a close monitoring of projector functions from a long distance by usage of your web browser. The new video projector has the features of automatic emailing that can be sent for reporting on the operating status. It is important to notice that its wireless interface is compatible with IEEE802.11b/g standards, offering transfer speeds up to 54Mbps and providing WEP 64/128-bit security.


The features that Sanyo PLCXL51 Video Projector posses make up an imposing list as its memory viewer allows SD card, is equipped with a new optical engine for vertical and horizontal projection, also adapting easily to different projection surfaces. Too many times during an important presentation with find ourselves wishing that our video projector would simply work and never let us down when we need it most. Sanyo PLCXL51 is a guarantee for quality and simplicity of usage for everyone, no special skills required for the set-up and removal.

With the Memory Viewer, the user of Sanyo PLCXL51 has the opportunity to edit projected images with a slide converter, bitmap data and JPEG data. What makes this video projector unique is the projection oriented features that allow a proper alignment of the projector, as well as the Color Board Mode which lets the adjustment of hue when projecting an image on a color other than white surface. One feature that will please educational instructors and educational institutions while using the projector is the supplementary Black Board Mode that facilitates the use of PLCXL51 with all standardized educational boards.

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O2 Xda release date is stated

O2 is a well known company that offers a wide range of telecom gadgets, mobile broadband, computer and notebook peripherals. As O2 was been founded in the United Kingdom, its household is its primary targeted market and O2 is mostly known there, so those who find O2 new for themselves and others, let's get in touch with their new product. Today is the day when guys from O2 announced O2 Xda Zest – a new PDA made in cooperation with Asus. A pretty stylish and progressive device they have announced. For those of you who got interested in it, O2 will ask you to wait till the end of this week when Xda Zest will be put up for sale at the November 17th.


As a newcomer in the Xda PDA O2 family, Zest has brought some new blood in it. Don't get me wrong, there is no revolution in any way. Zest is another step in Xda evolution that puts O2 in an embodiment of a modern high-end PDA. Zest differs mostly by its design. Very accurate, neat lines, dark colors are planed to show that O2 PDAs have changed for a better use of busy grown up people – a totally premium segment gadget. Price corresponds – around 250 pounds in both available variants: Pay & Go and monthly payments.

Technical implementation of the Xda Zest seems to work off every last pound it is asked for. Staring from the operating system, Xda Zest runs Windows Mobile version 6.1, all the features don't take a long time for execution. Actually, and some rumors said they were quite sure, that smartphones of the late 2008 are up to run fresh Windows Mobile version 6.5, but no, and it is not a problem to worry about so far. The handset has a slider form factor, a big TFT touchscreen display with 320 x 240 resolution. More from a part of hardware – 3 MP camera. The capacity of built-in memory is unfortunately yet unknown, but it will be expandable for sure. At "the opposite side" of Xda Zest handset's fancy display owner will find HSDPA resources, Wi-Fi, MP3 player, radio and GPS system with two week CoPilot Sat Nav free trial. Some very common packaging for 400 USD probably means that it works with no crushes or any other drawbacks. Well, let's wait few more days to find out.

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Three-dimensional view with Minoru 3D Webcam

Do you always like the picture of your web camera, or your friend's and colleague's camera? Many people want more and more from it. And that is why we regularly see some new web camera gadgets appearing. Minoru 3D Webcam is the latest one among them. What they in Minoru decided to do is a great thing for web video chatting via Skype, Windows Live Messenger, ooVoo, AIM, or many other modern clients. They have decided not only to improve the quality of the video, but to expand greatly its features by adding a really good one – 3D vision. Minoru 3D Webcam will be announced in December for price close to 100 USD.


A usual price for most web cams is around 30 USD. You can always find a very economic variant for only 10 USD or a bit pricy camera but with a warranty and of a good quality for around 60 – 70 USD for Logitech and Microsoft LifeCam models. 100 dollars for Minoru 3D Webcam seems an outrageous price, but expenses become reasonable with a 3D feature. Actually this price doesn't seem quite big if we take under consideration the way it is built. To make a 3D picture of Webcam's user, Minoru decided on two cameras placed as far from each other as human's eye would be if they were of the same size with cameras. Such form factor creates a stereoscopic view and it can only be seen if you manage to persuade your fellow-talker to put on special 3D glasses. If not, Minoru 3D Webcam can work as a usual web camera using only one of two installed.

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