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i.gizmodo.com - 1/8/2009

Samsung HT-BD8200 Is World's First BD-Equipped Home Theater Soundbar; Just Add TV [Ces 2009]

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Samsung's HT-BD8200 soundbar does the standard virtual-5.1-channel sound jig just fine—the kicker is that it plays Blu-ray discs, streams Netflix/Padora, and has USB- in and an iPod dock, with optional wi-fi. That's a lotta sources. The 2.1 setup doesn't say how many individual drivers create ...

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dialaphone.co.uk - 1/8/2009

Samsung Armani Night Effect Goes on Sale from Tomorrow

— dialaphone.co.uk — Once again a mobile phone company and fashion house have paired up to create a buzz in... the mobile phone industry. The new Samsung Armani M7500, also called the Night Effect for its unigue lighting features, is poised and ready to go on sale ... (more) Samsung Armani Night Effect Goes on Sale from Tomorrow

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gearlog.com - 1/12/2009

CES 2009: Samsung's "Show" Projector Phone

— gearlog.com — Well, surprise surprise: Logic Wireless doesn't have the only projector phone at CES this year. Fresh off... the plane from Korea comes the Samsung Show, a Korea-only projector phone that uses TI's DLP technology rather than the Logic Bolt's LCoS ... (more) CES 2009: Samsung's "Show" Projector Phone

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crunchgear.com - 1/9/2009

CES Video: Samsung ships world’s first pico projector enabled cell phone

— crunchgear.com — Did I call it or what? This is, at the moment, the first and only mobile phone... with TI’s DLP pico projector technology. It will ship later this month in Korea but we’ll have to wait until later this year to see if Samsung decides to ... (more) CES Video: Samsung ships world’s first pico projector ...

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Judging the New CES Gadgets by Looks Alone
Fast Company - Technology — ... (seen above) that would look right as the rearview mirror in the next Batmobile. The electronics company's new home theater system continues the ominous, monolithic theme (in a good way). Obviously, all of this stuff hews to the familiar 2001-obelisk School of Design. That's still a general shortcoming of almost all Asian electronics makers (and it was what presented Apple with such an easy point of differentiation). Why doesn't anyone break from the pack, like Apple did? One guess: The risk involved in looking like an oddball. Witness the first-generation brown Zune, which ...