Posts Tagged ‘1080p’

Bottlenecks. That is one thing companies have to deal with when putting out a faster device. The product may revolutionize in speed, but if the rest of the computer can’t handle it, you have to wait for one to catch up to the other.

Intel always works on that area. They wanted to address the connection throughout a home or business with the speed needed. Enter Light Peak technology. The hope is to eventually replace copper wiring within the house simply because it will become the bottleneck.

Todd Cochrane talks with Robert on this new technology at CES. It won’t be out until next year, but the prototype is pretty impressive. The transfer on LightPeak is 10 Gbps. In the demonstration they have 2 – 4 Gbps 1080p streams running at the same time. Therefore, the parents could be watching an action flick in the living room and the children could be watching a cartoon in 1080p and the network will not be taxed.

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If you have looked for streaming video, then you probably have passed by Vimeo before. At CES they announced support for HD content. You can now submit videos in full 1080p. They are also making available to all their plus customers mobile versions of all their content that can be viewed through a iPhone or other mobile devices.

Todd Cochrane talks to Blake on these great new announcements.

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Tegra is a processor built by Nvidia . A single chip for processor and video means smaller devices. While it’s not at blazing fast speeds, it is something that gets you on the web, checks email and load up your pictures.

However, Nvidia is known for their graphics processors. Therefore, don’t be surprised to see high quality pictures. You can also pull streams and watch video in 1080p.

Todd Cochrane talks with guys at Nvidia on a tablet built by Innovative Converge Devices (ICD). This is called the ICD Ultra. Check these specs out – If you are looking at Apple tablets, this might be something better to get:

• 7″ Touchscreen with Android 2.0 Eclair
• NVIDIA TegraT20 1 GHZ
• 512 DDR / 512 NAND / 4GB Internal SD (non removable) / Micro SD Expansion
• 1.3 MP Web Cam
• Bluetooth 2.1 / Wireless 802.11 b-g  / 2g-3g Data / Cellular
• USB 2.0
• 3.5mm Audio Jack
• Accelerometer
• Ambient light sensor
• Dual digital microphones
• FM Radio

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Sony had a big booth. Of course, Sony has a lot to show off. But Todd Cochrane found the Webbie HD Camera, which lets you record in .mp4 AVC H.264 AAC compression.

Amy Shows off Webbie HD

Todd talks with Amy about the Webbie. Being able to share on the web is what the camera will do. 1080P, 720P and 5 MP cameras. Built in software gets you to transfer your video quick and easy.

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