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Computer Optional For AOC's New HD Display

MojoKid writes "As a 22-inch, HD flat-panel display, AOC's new 2230Fm LCD has nothing necessarily earth-shattering about its design. But what got our attention was the marketing tag for the device: 'No PC Required.' It turns out that, in addition to being a traditional flat-screen LCD with a native resolution of 1680 x 1050 (HDCP ready), the 2230Fm also includes a built-in media player, with what AOC calls its HD3 technology. The 2230Fm supports MPEG-1, 2, and 4 video formats. Supported audio formats include MP3, WMA, WAV, OGG, FLA, and M4A. Supported photo formats include JPG, TIFF, PNG, BMP, and GIF images with resolutions up to 8000 x 8000 pixels. The display also has a low 2ms response time and high 20,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio."

Digital Camera Photos Rescue Tool 3.0.1.5

Digital camera data recovery tool helps you to recover digital photos, image from flash media that is defective or damaged, as well as images that you may have inadvertently deleted from your USB storage media. An easy to use image recovery tool designed specially for digital camera users. Picture retrieval software can effectively recover lost or erased still images, photographs, snaps, rescue formatted music files from various memory cards. Utility support most raw image formats including Canon CRW, CR2, Minolta MRW, Nikon NEF and more. Photo undelete tool uses a simple wizard and a user friendly interface, which allow users to perform recovery tasks quite easily and smoothly. Software recovers JPEG, GIF, Tiff, Riff, BMP, PNG, JPG, 3gp, MOV, WAV, MPEG, MIDI, and Quick Time format files.

D-Link, Divx ship MediaLounge DSM-330...

Networking device manufacturer D-Link and DivX have begun shipping the first DivX Connected media player in the U.S. (distribution in Canadian markets is expected to soon follow). The HDMI-connected D-Link MediaLounge DSM-330 offers streaming of music, photos, Internet services and high definition video from PCs to any connected television, ostensibly challenging Apple TV, Apple's device for the living room. The set-top box, however, uses the slower 802.11g networking (or optional wired Ethernet), while most newer devices, including Apple TV, use the new (and faster) 802.11n band. Unlike Apple TV, the device supports a larger range of format, including DivX (including DivX VOD files), Xvid and WMV9 (transcoded on PC) as well as a variety of image formats, including JPEG, JPEG 2000 and BMP (non-compressed).

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