Wednesday, May 24, 2006
Portable Video Player plays and records MP4s
Utilizing MPEG-4 compression technology, AMB-7001 plays MP4 videos in wide screen format (16:9) on its 7 in. LTPS (Low Temperature Poly Silicon) screen, which supports 170* viewing angle. Unit comes with 20 or 40 GB hard drive and table stand with built-in speaker option. Bundled software, also included, enables users to legally convert VCD, DVD, or DV movies into MPEG-4 files for storage and replay.
- Amptronix, Inc. is introducing AMB-7001, a cutting edge MP4 Portable Video Player built with customer's personal entertainment needs in mind.
The AMB-7001 is the next generation of mobile entertainment. Utilizing the advanced MPEG-4 compression technology for playing MP4 videos in a wide screen format (16:9) and incorporating the popular features of today's portable players (Audio, video and recording), Amptronix has brought a revolutionary product to the market. The PVP will feature a 7-inch LTPS (Low Temperature Poly Silicon) screen that supports a wide viewing angle of 170*, which is ideal for movie appreciation. It comes with a 20 or 40GB hard drive and a table stand, with the option of a built-in speaker. In addition, the PVP will also include bundled software to legally convert VCD, DVD or DV movies into MPEG-4 files to store and replay at the users convenience.
"We believe the AMB-7001 will be our flag-ship of technology for our Entertainment On-the-Go products," states Richard Morrow, Marketing Manager of Amptronix, Inc. "AMB-7001 is designed with customer's personal entertainment needs in mind. Users can take 30 full length movies, 5,000 music files or 20,000 digital photos anywhere."
The Future of Mobile Electronics
It's been more than two decades since the first Sony Walkman's more or less defined mobile electronics. Now that phrase extends to phones, cameras, audio and video devices and even our cars. CES promise to give visitors more than a taste in all these portable electronics areas.
Portable and Automotive Navigational Systems
Cobra Electronics will unveil its SKYNAV line of portable mobile navigation systems for automobiles. The Cobra SKYNAV 3000 includes a 20GB hard drive with North America maps and a 5.1 inch screen. It accepts beamed addresses from PDAs.
Magellan will demonstrate its RoadMate 700, a portable vehicle navigation system with built-in mapping for the United States. The company will also show off its SporTrak Color, a handheld GPS and mapping device.
Weather risk management company WeatherData will demonstrate its Storm Hawk handheld weather forecasting and navigation system. The device overlays weather information on a GPS-guided map.
Automobile Protection and Monitoring Systems
Genius PVM will launch its EziTraK Vehicle Protection System. The system can remotely lock and immobilize a vehicle via GSM and track a vehicle with GPS. Its black box recorder tracks speed, position, time and date for up to 255 hours.
Davis Instruments will demonstrate its CarChip E/X, a black box chip that plugs into the onboard diagnostic (OBD) system II connector found in most cars. The device records up to 300 hours driver performance data, including acceleration, deceleration, speed, start and stop time, distance traveled and idle time. It also monitors engine diagnostic trouble codes.
Car Entertainment Systems
Sirius Satellite Radio will announce new products and technologies in video, data and wireless transmission. The company, which recently surpassed 200,000 subscribers, will also have announcements for new partners and programming.
Emerson Mobile will display its 17-inch widescreen, ceiling-mount monitor. The Emerson MT-2700 is an Active Matrix TFT-LCD monitor that has dual RCA audio/video inputs and a built-in IR transmitter for wireless headphones.
Mobile Electronics Forums
The Channels of Opportunity in Mobile Sound session will discuss multi-channel audio systems for cars and its selling points for consumers. A fee is required for this session.
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