The room is utterly packed at Samsung’s IFA presser, and it’s not hard to figure out why: Samsung typically goes wild at this show, and with the Galaxy Tab leading this year’s lineup, it looks like we’ve got another winner on our hands. Follow along after the break! Continue reading Live from Samsung IFA 2010 press event Live from Samsung IFA 2010 press event originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 02 Sep 2010 04:59:00 EDT.
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Live from Samsung IFA 2010 press event
Lots of companies are moving their focus to more capable devices, but Samsung is still here to fulfill your simple media playback needs with a few new PMPs . First is the YP-Q3, shown above, a compact and stylish player with support for plenty of formats (H.264, WMV, Xvid, MP3, OGG, etc.) and also packing an FM receiver and voice recorder. No word on pricing or capacity, but it will be offered in a variety of colors and has a highly-customizable UI, shown in the oontzy video after the break
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Samsung is still down with PMP, announces YP-Q3 and YP-U6 players (video)
How do you differentiate one portable HDD from the next ? Well, let’s see: You can bump the storage capacity up to 1TB.
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LaCie Rikiki Go external HDD features 1TB storage, new and improved monkey
Keep your eyes tuned to this post — because at 8:00 PM ET , we’ll be starting The Engadget Show live, with Samsung CSO Omar Khan, Rick Karr , Rock Band 3 ! Nilay’s on vacation, but Josh and Paul are on hand with Joanna Stern and Ross Miller, plus we’ll have music from Zen Albatross and visuals from invaderbacca and much, much , more! You seriously don’t want to miss it! Check out the live stream after the break! Continue reading The Engadget Show Live! with Omar Khan, Rock Band 3, and more! The Engadget Show Live! with Omar Khan, Rock Band 3, and more! originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 27 Aug 2010 19:45:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds
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The Engadget Show Live! with Omar Khan, Rock Band 3, and more!
Nilay’s out of town, but you can still have 2/3rds the fun for the same low price of nothing when today’s podcast starts rolling somewhere in the vicinity of 6:30PM EST. The chat and show can be found after the break. P.S.
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The Engadget Podcast, live at 6:30PM EST!
It’s that time again, the Engadget Show is back in a big way tomorrow , August 27th at 8pm ! First up, Josh is sitting down with Samsung Chief Strategy Officer Omar Khan to chat up the company’s recent Android sprint, then Engadget’s investigative correspondent Rick Karr is back to scale a skyscraper and check up on an AT&T team tasked with improving New York’s data infrastructure. Next up, Josh and Paul welcome fellow editor Joanna Stern back to the roundtable and we’ve got an exclusive live demo of Rock Band 3 , plus a special Harmonix surprise…
LG’s shown off plenty of display prototypes that may or may not ever wind up in actual products, but it looks like two of them are about to get real — a recent SEC filing has revealed that LG is expecting to put both a 9.7-inch color e-paper display and a 19-inch flexible e-paper display into mass production by the end of the year.
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LG putting 9.7-inch color, 19-inch flexible e-paper displays into production
EFO may not have quite reached Brando levels low-cost gadget fame, but it did manage to catch our attention recently with its HTPC-friendly iPazzPort keyboard , and it’s now back with another interesting little device: the iPazzPort mini Bluetooth keyboard. As you can see, this one is simply a tiny Bluetooth keyboard, which EFO says is “tailor-made for handheld devices” and, of course, perfect for use with the iPhone or iPad. It’s also reasonably cheap — just $32 — and it would seemingly be a good starting point for DIY-minded individuals looking to build, say, an iPhone case with a built-in keyboard
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EFO rolls out credit card-sized iPazzPort mini Bluetooth keyboard
Earlier today, Samsung pulled the curtain off (quite literally, might we add) its newest 3DTVs and the world’s first portable 3D Blu-ray player at its New York City press conference. We were able to slap on a pair of the 3D specs and spend a bit of time staring at the (admittedly amazing) 65-inch LED 3DTV, the fairly mediocre sub-$1,000 720p 3DTV as well as form some early impressions of the Blu-ray player.
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Samsung’s 3D gala: 65-inch UN65C8000, 50-inch PN50C490, and BD-C8000 eyes-on
The two-second video after the break may not seem like much — a RED EPIC S35 with a 85mm Canon lens changing its focus from a box at a distance to a hand being moved in front of the lens (”closer than close focus,” according to “Fire Chief” Jarred Land). What’s more interesting here is what was used to take the video. In the same forum thread that unveiled the footage, employees claimed it was shot using the RED Scarlet 2/3″ and provided the above pic as proof: Scarlet is above, EPIC on the bottom, and a standard pocket camera capturing the moment.
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RED Scarlet makes surprise cameo filming EPIC’s fast focus
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