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Toshiba Japan just announced its upcoming line of LED TVs with built-in rechargeable battery. According to its Press Release the integrated battery could last for about two hours, just enough to watch a couple of soaps. The “Power TV” series will feature “auto signal booster” technology that promises to enhance viewing experience in poor signal areas and “auto view” function that will adjust picture automatically depending on ambient light condition. TV’s with built-in batteries are great for those living in areas prone to power outages, however that two hour battery life might be not enough. Hopefully Toshiba sells chargers and spare batteries allowing users to have uninterrupted entertainment. Related posts: - Toshiba Journe Touch: The Glorified Digital Photo Frame Today at IFA 2009 Toshiba surprised the delegates with the introduction of a Mobile Internet... - Making your iPhone’s Battery Last Longer Most mobile phones use Lithium-Ion Batteries and Apple’s iPhone also uses the same standard and... - Silver Zinc Batteries Coming Next Year Getting tired of the short runtime of your current Lithium Ion batteries in your phones... - Apple to Ship In-Ear Headphones and LED Cinema Display Soon! Apple is said to be preparing to ship their awesome in-ear headphones and LED Cinema... - Silver Zinc With 40% Better Run Time than Lithium Ion A month ago, we posted about the Silver Zinc battery coming next year. Silver-Zinc Batteries... - Google Phone Nexus One Specs reveals On-Board Noise Canceling While Google employees have been silent about Google’s Nexus One, the guys at TheseAreTheDroids have... - The iPod-ish 5-inch Android Tablet is better than Apples Pocketables blogged about an IPod looking 5″ tablet running on Android. The Back is in... - HTC Leo Photo reveals specs Wmpoweruser posted real life photos of the rumored HTC Leo. So you’ll probably asking what’s...
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Toshiba Japan je samo najavio svoj skori linija LED televizora s ugrađenom punjivom baterijom. Prema njezinu tisak integrirana baterija može trajati oko dva sata, tek toliko da gledati nekoliko sapuna. "Power TV" serija će značajka "automatsko pojačanje signala" tehnologiju koja obećava poboljšati iskustvo gledanja u siromašnim područjima signala i auto "view" funkciji koja će prilagoditi sliku automatski ovisno o ambijentalnom svjetlosnim uvjetima. TV-a s ugrađenim baterijama su veliki za one koji žive u područjima sklonim snaga prekid rada, međutim, da dva sata trajanje baterije bi moglo biti dovoljno. Nadam se da Toshiba prodaje punjače i baterije rezervni omogućujući korisnicima da imaju neprekidno zabavu. Povezani postovi: - Toshiba JournE Touch: proslavi Digitalni foto okvir Danas u IFA 2009 Toshiba iznenadio delegate s uvođenjem Mobile Internet ... - Izrada vašeg iPhone baterije traju duže Većina mobitela koristiti litij-ionske baterije i Appleov iPhone i koristi isti standard i ... - Silver Cink Baterije Dolazi Sljedeća godina Uzimajući umoran od kratkog izvođenja svojih trenutnih litij-ionske baterije u svoje telefone ... - Apple Brod stavljaju u uho slušalice i LED Cinema Display uskoro! Apple je rekao da se brod priprema za njihov strašan in-ear slušalice i LED Cinema ... - Srebro cink s 40% bolje vrijeme izvođenja od litij-ionska Prije mjesec dana smo objavili o Silver cink baterije dolazi iduće godine. Srebro-cink baterije KB - Google Telefon Nexus One specifikacija otkriva On-Board Buka Otkazivanje Iako je Google zaposlenici su šutjeti o Google Nexus One, dečki na TheseAreTheDroids imaju ... - IPod-ish 5-inčni tablet Android je bolji od jabuka Pocketables blogged o iPod izgleda 5 tableta "radi na Androidu. Povratak je i. - HTC Leo Foto otkriva naočale Wmpoweruser posted stvarne fotografije u rumored HTC Lava. Dakle, vjerojatno ćete pitati što je ...