Nixvue Digital Album
Published Dec 16, 2000
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dpreview staff
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 Thanks
to reader JRG for pointing us towards this prototype / pre-production
product. The Nixvue
Digital Album is similar to the Digital Wallet product we've previously
reviewed, however it's smaller, features a 10 GB hard disk and has the
ability to work standalone (without a PC), via a remote control you can
view images on a TV (Video / S-Video) and/or print directly (has a parallel
port). This neat little product is certainly interesting and we'll try
to bring you more information as it becomes available.
Nixvue Digital Album Specifications
| Features |
One button transfer
Slide show
Direct print (parallel port)
Standalone (no PC required), TV video out, menu system
Infrared remote control
Firmware upgradable |
| Input Connectivity |
PCMCIA Type II |
| Input Support |
PCMCIA Type II & via adapter:
CompactFlash, SmartMedia, MemoryStick |
| Communications |
USB, Parallel |
| Video output |
Video and S-Video |
| Control |
InfraRed Remote Control / PC USB |
| Storage device |
2.5" 10 GB (or more) |
| Battery |
Lithium-Ion, 30 transfers from typical
storage media |
| Dimensions |
Digital Album: 146 x 82 x 26 mm
Cradle: 157 x 113 x 72 |
| Weight |
Digital Album: 320 g
Cradle: 380 g |
| Expected price |
~US$600 |
Click
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Apr 9, 2003
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Mar 1, 2003
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Jul 5, 2002
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Apr 27, 2002
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