Mitsubishi

February 24th 2006

Laser Light TV?

Normal projection TVs are powered by reflective or transmissive technologies that use special high-powered light bulbs to “paint” the picture on the screen. Mitsubishi Electronics steps it up a notch and say that they have developed a rear projection TV that uses laser light to light up the screen. Mitsubishi says that the new technology…

Television Johnb Feb 24

February 1st 2006

Apricot Laptops from Mitsubishi

How come we never get groovy names for our laptops like the Japanese do? We stick to numbers and odd names that mean nothing, like VAIO. But here’s one to remember. The Apricot AL C notebook is made by Mitsubishi and weighs just 35 ounces (get it, small fruit=lightweight laptop), making it easy enough for…

Tech News Tgrumet Feb 1

November 16th 2005

Mitsubishi DLP Projector

Texas Instruments will be working with Mitsubishi to make the world’s most beautiful plasma-screen graphing calculator, the TI2010. Just joshing. They are actually working together to make possibly the world’s most beautifulest DLP projector in the land. The Mitsubishi HC3000U projector will use a color processing technology that was developed by TI to make colors…

Tech News Travis Hudson Nov 16

October 4th 2005

Touch screen everything!

Mitsubishi, makers of all things, period, is working in conjunction with Japanese cell phone manufacturer NTT DoCoMo to develop a cell phone that has a touch screen rather than actual keypad buttons. The advantage of this design is to allow the phone to easily utilize even more features with the touch screen that can change…

Tech News Travis Hudson Oct 4

September 2nd 2005

Mitsubishi Home Cinema HC900U At Best Buy

Mitsubishi’s latest home cinema projector is now available at Best Buy for a kickoff price of $2995. The Home Cinema HC900U has more than 1500 lumens and can project an image of up to 300″, for those larger-than-life moments of your favorite NFL team scoring a touchdown. The press release we got said that it…

Tech News Gizmogo Sep 2

August 29th 2005

Wakamaru Robot to Take Care of Things

The Wakamaru Robot, whose name translates roughly to “Give Me Control of Your Household and I Will Turn Your Children Into a Power Source,” recognizes 10,000 words and will house-sit for you, provided you let it have quiet parties sometimes. Designed and sold by Mitsubishi, this yellow robot overlord can be programmed to remind oldsters…

Tech News Johnb Aug 29

Laser Light TV?

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Mitsubishi DLP Projector

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