Touch Screen Gadget

Kenwood All-in-One GPS and Multimedia Units

Posted by admin | Category: Car & Bike, GPS Navigation & Guidance System

Kenwood Electronics Canada has announced a pair of new in-dash Double DIN DVD receivers, outfitted with audio, video, and navigation functionality via a built-in Garmin system.

The DNX5120 and DNX7120 contain complete maps of Canada, continental U.S., Hawaii and Alaska, along with over 6 million points of interest. The system uses internal flash memory for the navigation software.

Both models are equipped for use with satellite and HD radio, as well as Bluetooth devices. They also boast high-speed, USB Direct Control for controlling an iPod directly from the receivers’ touch-screen display. They also include a Sirius SSP interface for connection to a Sirius SC-C1C direct connect tuner.

The DNX7120 features a 6.95” TFT LCD touch-screen display with a new GUI and user-customizable icons for the start-up screen. The display employs Kenwood’s exclusive Reverse Tilt mechanism with angle memory save to preserve the angle settings, even if the power is disconnected. This unit also incorporates Kenwood’s Dual Zone feature, which allows the front seat passengers to view the navigation screen and listen to satellite radio while rear seat passengers enjoy a DVD, for example.

Kenwood’s System Es and System Q provide audio equalization and fine-tuning of the system for each vehicle. Two external switches can be set up to control a garage door opener, security gate or virtually any external device from the receiver’s front panel. The DNX7120 is now available for an MSRP of $1,900.

The DNX5120 ($1,500) features a 6.1” TFT LCD touch screen display with a user-programmable start-up screen, selectable icons and variable-colour illumination of the front panel controls. An AV input on the front permits the connection of an portable audio/video player or camcorder.

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Stylish Universal Remote design

Posted by admin | Category: Home Appliance, Remote Control

 Simply called the Universal Remote, the device would be flash capable so it could display anything from channel listings to more elaborate menus. With a touchscreen, the right frequencies and support from outside companies, the remote would allow you to change your television’s volume to turning on the oven or dimming the lights — and companies could create custom graphic user interfaces for a product, too.

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In-Car DVD with 7 Inch LCD with Anti Shock

Posted by admin | Category: Car & Bike, MP3 Player, Video Player

Another great wholesale Car DVD system is here with all the brilliant features you’ve come to expect from Chinavasion’s Car DVD range. An attractive front panel with blue LCD for information minimizes clutter when you’re not using the massive 7 inch 800×600 pixel screen.

This unit truly shines with touch navigation, remote control, analog TV tuner and fully featured remote control. This unit also has a unique electronic buffer system for anti shock control, a small portion of internal flash will store video or audio in advance to ensure smooth sound and picture even in rough conditions, no more frustrating skipping - a great feature that really helps this Car DVD stand out from the crowd. Buy today at direct from China wholesale prices and enjoy a 12 month warranty and shipping direct to your or your customers door.

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Lexus in-car multimedia control

Posted by admin | Category: Car & Bike, GPS Navigation & Guidance System

The multimedia package version is the one to have which features much more, this version has something called park assist which I have seen a lot of in cars, but nothing like this one. The number plate at the back as a small camera and when putting the auto transmission in reverse mode the touch screen monitor shows you exactly what is behind you with guidelines, these guidelines show you the exact route of what the car is doing and where you should be. The image shown on the screen is colour which is fantastic.

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DVD-V8000 and CyberTouch’s Touch Screen Monitors

Posted by admin | Category: LCD Monitor

CyberTouch is pleased to announce the introduction of a bundle package of its AV-P line of touch screen monitors and Pioneer’s professional DVD-V8000 professional DVD player. Now customers may order a complete turnkey package ready to plug and play.

CyberTouch’s AV-P line is specifically designed to interact seamlessly with the Pioneer® DVD-V8000 Professional DVD-Video Player. The direct connection to the Pioneer DVD-V8000 allows interaction with the DVD content or other video sources simply by touching the screen – no need to access the player. The CyberTouch V-P product line includes 19″, 20″, 24″, 32″, 40”HD and 42″ (16:9) and 20″ (4:5) diagonal touch screen LCD monitors. The AV-P line is ideal for training videos, museums, entertainment, digital signage, and hospitality applications.

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ToyQuest fun touch table

Posted by admin | Category: Table and Floor, Toy, Video Player

ToyQuest have launched their innovative 21-inch Touch Table EES. This gadget is both entertaining and educational and offers many functions to choose from. If you’re bored, there are some great games to play and if you’re looking for something more educational, you can take an aerial view of the world with a Google-Earth type globe.

That’s not all. Enjoy your favourite movie thanks to the help of the installed DVD player and rotate the touch-screen display to ensure perfect viewing. If that’s not enough, there’s a built-in dock for the Wii and the table is loaded with the features you’d expect like Calculator, screen savers and wallpapers.

Unfortunately, there’s no Internet connectivity. It’s hard to say whether the ToyQuest Touch Table EES is worth the $499 asking price, because as its company name implies, this is basically just a toy.

Harmony One advanced universal remote controller by Logitech

Posted by admin | Category: Remote Control

With the number of electronic entertainment devices steadily growing in our living/TV rooms, most of us acknowledge we’re fighting a losing battle with clicker sprawl. How many times have you cursed as you sifted through that midden of remotes on the coffee table in an attempt at making your new video-game console work with the surround-sound system?

Electronics maker Logitech wants to make the digital life easier for you, and that’s the intention behind the Harmony One, the latest release in the company’s line of remotes.

The Harmony One’s 2.2-inch colour touch screen uses capacitive technology, which responds to tiny electrical charges from the fingertips rather than pressure.The touch screen provides control of any home entertainment device with an infrared receiver, including digital video recorders, high-definition TVs and other household appliances. Read the rest of this entry »