28 August 2007 – Samsung YP-P2 and YP-T10 players offer stereo Bluetooth in an ultra-slim package.

Samsung has announced two new audio players, foremost of which is the YP-P2 player. The YP-P2 is slim and sleek, and features an all-touch interface. The P2 features a wide, 16:9 aspect ratio 3-inch screen, and can play videos as well as music. The player will be available in 4GB and 8GB capacities in three colors. The new YP-T10 (check out our image gallery here) packs a smaller screen in a smaller shell, and uses touch-sensitive buttons instead of an all-touch interface, but is capable of music and video nonetheless. The YP-T10 will have 4GB of memory and will come in three colors as well.

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28 August 2007 – Sansa Clip takes aim at the iPod shuffle
The Sansa Clip gets its name from the detachable clip attached to the device, which is meant to be worn. The Clip packs an FM radio (with recorder), microphone and mp3/wma player into the thumb-sized shell. Unlike Apple’s iPod Shuffle, which also features a wearable clip design, the Sansa Clip has an OLED display. Also, the 1GB Clip will cost $40, half the price of Apple’s player.

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28 August 2007 – Focusing primarily on sound quality, JVC will soon launch the noise-canceling HA-NC250 headphones.
JVC claims the most recent addition to its headphone portfolio, the HA-NC250, will eliminate up to 85 percent of background noise with its noise-canceling technology. To further block noise, each earpiece employs a double housing structure for an extra sound insulation layer, and the ear pads also attach to the housing. The new headphones also use a 40mm neodymium driver in each earpiece.

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27 August 2007 – Dubbed the T54, the new DMB TV and PMP offering from LG offers an awful lot in a small package.

The LG T54 sports a 2.4-inch screen, the ability to play AVI at 30fps, MP3s, OGG, WMA and WAV audio, and allows for the display of JPEG photos. If that’s not enough, you can also view documents and play some games that come pre-installed.


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27 August 2007 – To be honest, we weren’t originally intending to review the 32C3030D, having already cast our eye over its bigger, 42in sibling, the 42C3030D, a few months ago. But apparently the 32in model is selling like the proverbial hot cakes – hardly surprising now that a recent round of price cutting means it can be had for under £450. So as it’s clearly a model that’s got you lot in something of a lather, we thought we’d better check it out after all – especially since it’s entirely possible that by being 10in smaller it might avoid some of the picture pitfalls that made the 42C3030D a slightly uninspiring affair.

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27 August 2007 – We love high-definition content here in the TrustedReviews office, but if there’s one thing that kicks HD in the shorts, then it’s probably 3D. Admittedly I may be alone in that opinion but I’m entitled to it and Mitsubishi seems to agree because it has bundled a small contingent of US press members onto a golf course to show off just that.

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27 August 2007 – Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., the world’s largest provider of thin-film transistor liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) panels, will be exhibiting LCD panels featuring some of the most advanced technology in the world at IMID (International Meeting on Information Display) 2007, being held at EXCO in Daegu, Korea from August 27 to 31. Samsung is exhibiting at booth # I-13.

Samsung will display six 52-inch diagonal LCD panels from the eighth-generation production line for the first time.

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27 August 2007 – It’s been a little while since we’ve heard anything from Sandisks DAP division, but now news is out about their upcoming micro DAP and challanger to the Creative Zen Stone, iRiver S10 and Apple iPod Shuffle. SanDisk call their new DAP the "Sansa Clip", cute huh .

Judging by the photoshopped coin next to it it looks pretty small, not as small as the S10, but still pretty small.

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27 August 2007 – I know many of you are looking forward to Creative’s upcoming players, but there’s a really hot deal right now for one of their current ones. A 4GB Zen V Plus is selling currently at Best Buy for just $59.99. The reason for the low price? Well, according to a worker at Best Buy, the company has removed the player from their systems (along with a few others). That may suggest a Zen V Plus replacement also looming closer. This deal won’t last too long, so I suggest you pick one up before they sell out!

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