New range of Touch-Screen based Power-over-Ethernet Computers have been unveiled by SkinnyBytes. The sizes of these systems are ranging from 8.9-inch to 18.5-inch, and are powered over Ethernet, which means that they do not require AC power outlets. PoE provides a cost saving low-voltage DC power, which is perfect for business and education when combined with a TouchScreen interface.

Power-over-Ethernet computers are Eco-Friendly computers which are consuming ninety percent less power than the traditional computers, drastically reducing the energy bills, which is ideal for schools and business.

Power-over-Ethernet computers utilize low-voltage power through a standard network cable, eliminating the requirement to install costly AC electrical receptacles, bringing a safety environment for students.

The new range of PoE computers by SkinnyBytes come equipped with a Touch Screen interface, which are going to deliver interactive learning experience to the classroom. They are compatible with the IEEE standard 802.3at for Power-over-Ethernet, providing up to thirty watts of power to a particular device throughout a standard network cable. The PoE Computers will also be equipped with lower-power Intel Atom Processing Technology and high capacity solid state drives, while the Display will feature LED backlighting. SkinnyBytes’ range of PoE computers will also utilize passive cooling technologies, without the need of any cooling fans. Thanks to this hardware, SkinnyBytes are able to reduce the power demand by ninety percent in comparison to traditional computers.

Every SkinnyBytes System comes equipped with Microsoft Windows 7 pre-installed operating system with a TouchScreen interface for maximum functionality.

The global leader in digital media and digital convergence technologies, Samsung Electronics, announced the sleek and Ultra Light N230, which is the latest addition to its N-Series netbook lineup. The N230 Netbook Weights less than one kilogram and is just 23.2mm thick. It also comes with an ergonomic island keyboard.

The Samsung Fast Start which is featured by the N230 netbook delivers convenience and the ability to start working within seconds of powering up the mobile computer. The ultra light N230 by Samsung comes with a LED Display, delivering incredible energy efficiency and battery life in up to seven hours. The battery life can also be extended in up to 13.8 hours.

The N230 is also built with advanced communication technologies including the Bluetooth 3.0 High Speed, 802.11bgn Wireless LAN and a 3G Modem Factory Option, providing high-speed data transfer and access to the Internet, at anytime, and anywhere. It is also perfect for multimedia, with its large 10.1 inch anti-reflective LED display, which delivers rich and clear images.

The N230 is now available globally.

Sharp introduces at the CES 2010 its AQUOS LC-60E88UN, a 240Hz 60-inch LCD HDTV. It utilizes the Sharp’s Full HD 1080p X-Gen LCD panel with UV2A technology and 10-bit processing and combines it with 240Hz Fine Motion Advanced technology to provide clear, high definition image.

The Sharp AQUOS LC-60E88UN has four HDMI inputs as well as PC input, component, s-video and RS-232C.

Sharp Aquos LC-60E88UN LCD HDTV will be available in February 2010 but the price is not available yet.

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Vizio adds two new models, the 19-inch VM190XVT and 23-inch VM230XVT to its Razor LED HDTV lineup. Both new HDTVs are equipped with Vizio’s Razor LED-backlight technology and offer 20,000:1 contrast ratio and 300 nits of brightness.

The Vizio VM190XVT and VM230XVT has Razor Thin stylng at less then 1-inch thick. The 23-inch Vizio VM230XVT features Full HD 1920×1080p resolution. These LED-backlit HDTVs include Illuminated Touch Controls, Ambient Lighting, SRS TruVolume, SRS TruSurroundHD and support for digital photo viewing via USB port.

The VM190XVT and VM230XVT are priced at $349.99 and $399.99 respectively.

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Acer introduces the new X1130 projector based on DLP technology. The X1130 features 800×600 VGA resolution, 2500:1 contrast ratio and 2300 ANSI lumens brightness. The projector has a low 31dB noise level. It offers RGB, Composite and S-video inputs.

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Honeywell launches the Altura LE series LCD HDTVs, which is available in up to 82-inch screen size. Honeywell’s Altura 82-inch model features a 1920×1080p Full HD resolution, 120,000:1 contrast ratio, 600cd/m2 brightness, and 178-degree viewing angle. It comes witn integrated NTSC/ATSC tuner.

The Altura LE series supports SRS, Dolby Digita, MTS/SAP audio output. It has three HDMI inputs, and a VGA, two component, a S-video and a composite inputs. There is also a USB connector.

The Honeywell Altura LE series is also available in 57-inch, 65-inch, and 70-inch screen sizes.

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