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Aiptek ZAC-STD-7 – Support system – suction mount – windshield
Author: Stacey Cook
- Mounts Well to Glass and Multiple Other Surfaces
- Strong, Durable Build that will Last
- Standard Mount for Most Cameras, Camcorders, GPS (1/4″)
- Flexible Arm Allows for a Near Infinite Number of Angles and Positions
- No Assembly – Ready to use Right Out-of-the-Box
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Windshield Mount
Aiptek ZAC-STD-7 – Support system – suction mount – windshield
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Aiptek DVD Player Projector channels the 50s
Author: Stacey Cook
The Aiptek DVD Player Projector is clearly drawing on some powerful 50s nostalgia, looking to bring back Bakelite and chrome. If you’re looking for an LED projecting, DVD playing, Karaoke combo plastic blob that looks like something old, well here it is.
It will cost you £229.95. This portable projector produces images from the integrated DVD player up to 50″/127cm diagonally across at 480×240 resolution.
It’s a bit expensive, but at least it’s a conversation piece.
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Props to SlipperyBrick.com
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Aiptek Pico Projector
Author: William Miller
Aiptek releasing usb powered pico projectors. On the right, Aiptek T20 notebook projector, and on the left, Aiptek T30 mobile media player projector (iPod, Zune).
These small, fit in your pocket, projectors are following the recent trend of micro-projectors. Check out the tiny projector phones lately.
The T20 is capable of projecting VGA images up 42inches. The T30 is reported to only support the iPod and iPhone at this time but it would be a good idea to standardize the plug, or offer a dongle for other media devices such as the Zune. The T30 uses RGB LED, not the standard white LED backlighting, is capable of projecting images up to 50inches, and comes with AV-in recording.
