LASER corporation announced a few products such as DVBT-C30 Classic C30, DVBT-MP32 Multimedia Plus, and DVBT-ST35 Slim Touch (pocket-sized Digital TV) for Australians yesterday.
Below are the official press release from LASER, an IT and consumer electronics accesories company.
DVBT-C30 Classic C30
The DVBT-C30 Classic C30 is the entry-level Pocket Digital TV – a 3.5” handheld DVB-T TV with remote control, digital FM radio and EPG presents channel previews, subtitles (where supported) and multi-language options. There is no need to wait to recharge on-board batteries as the unit comes with an external battery pack. What’s more, the Classic C30 doubles as a set top box offering an additional use, alternative and affordable transition from analog to digital television in the home.
DVBT-MP32 Multimedia Plus
On to the DVBT-MP32 Multimedia Plus, this 3.5” handheld DVBT-TV comprises multimedia rich further features and formats supported. As a media player watch movies, listen to music and view pictures…or take it to the next level – the DVBT-MP32 Multimedia Plus doubles as a diminutive digital video recorder (DVR). Record preferred programs to watch later with the multimedia plus recording function.
DVBT-ST35 Slim Touch
Following on, the DVBT-ST35 Slim Touch with its touchscreen interface lets users interact directly with the device and the sleek design also supports digital FM radio and EPG presents channel previews, subtitles (where supported) and multi-language (option).
Backyard or park, poolside or seaside, with the weather heating up it is never a better time to hit the outdoors and at the same time enjoy digital entertainment. The LASER Pocket Digital TV range will be available from October 2009 in time for Christmas and the Australian summer. Available through electrical retailers and computer resellers. Data sheets attached.
RRPs inc GST
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AU$149.95 |
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AU$199.95 |
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AU$229.95 |
Source: LASER Press Release, Sydney, 12 October 2009
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First, there was small mp3 players that replaced our standard radio. Then, Sony developed a netbook that fits on our back pocket. Now, tv’s also comes in pocket size. Next thing we know, we’ll have foldaway cars or homes.