New advancements in multi-media technology include the expected launch later this year of Nokia’s latest offering, the Nokia N96 and The Eco Media Player from Baylis, an environmentally friendly music and video player.
Dubbed as a ‘multi-media computer’, the N96 is the ultimate hand held way of watching video and TV. Supporting common video formats including MPEG-4 Windows Media Video and Flash, it comes with a USB 2.0 connection and WLAN and HSDPA support.
A microSD card is an optional extra that can increase memory capacity to an amazing 24GB. With built in 3D stereo speakers and a kick stand for a hands free option, video viewing can be done in comfort.
In addition to the Nokia N96’s amazing video technology, also provided is the Nokia maps application of A-GPS, a 5 mega-pixel camera and video capture options. Release is expected in the Autumn of 2008 at a pre-tax price of 550 Euros.
Already on the market is the Eco-Media Player. This is an environmentally friendly version of a video and music player that reduces electricity usage by the use of a wind up handle that, with one minutes winding, can play for up to 40 minutes and, on a full charge, will play 20 hours of music downloads.
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