Home theatre systems being big rectangular boxes were a thing of the past. As we redecorate our homes every other day, we need gadgets to keep up with the change in style (or perhaps it’s the other way round). Philips brings us a new home theatre system that may have the ‘tech unsavvy’ crowd wondering what wire to connect where. The Philips Cinema One is small round shaped home theatre system is barely has a width of 11” and a height of 7”.

The Philips Cinema One can fit an iPod dock, a five-channel amp, and has six speakers and a subwoofer built into its base. The DVD player can support DivX, MPEG4 and WMV format, and upscales to 1080p over HDMI. The CD player can read MP3 format and also has a USB-in. The five-channel amplifies and Digital Signal Processing (DSP) unit can process Dolby Digital, DTS, MPEG2 multichannel or stereo sound tracks with amazing sound quality. It also offers high quality display of jpeg photos with a variety of viewing choices. Phew. The only information still unavailable about this awesome product is the launch date and the price.
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Just arrived on the Asian and global market, here Zen X-Fi Creative. Our new PMP is available in 3 different versions with either 8, 16 or 32 GB, but note that only 16 and 32 GB will be equipped with a WiFi module. Our little beast is not only a beautiful mouth, the X-Fi is also small, with only 83×55x12.8mm to 68.75g and is equipped with a screen 2.5 “QVGA. Of course our X-Fi audio files supports MP3, WMA and AAC, but also files WMV, MPEG-4 SP / XviD and videos Motion JPEG. Finally, like many PMP available on the market, the X-Fi has an FM tuner and function dictaphone.

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Here is a new small DAP of iRiver, the L-Player. So, this little music player is equipped with an LCD screen 2”, SRS WOW and you will read the audio formats MP3, WMA, OGG, ASF, and video formats MPEG-4, WMV, XVID. Available in 4 different colors: Black, chocolate, pink or white version and 2GB, 4GB and 8GB.

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