wraggster
September 12th, 2005, 22:19
Peripherals specialist Pinpoint Consumer Electronics has today announced the launch a major video recording solution that is the perfect accompaniment to the record breaking Sony PSP.
Exclusively distributed by Pinpoint Consumer Electronics in the UK, the Neuros Video Recorder is a breakthrough in creating, transferring and viewing digital video files on portable devices. Operated using the same principles as the VCR, files can be recorded to MPEG4 format from any video source including TV, camcorder, DVD player or satellite and played back on the PSP and other media players including the laptop, SmartPhone, PDA and television. At an RRP of £149.99, the Neuros Video Recorder offers the ultimate solution for converting video files into a PSP compatible format that is both convenient and affordable.
Approximately the size of a PDA and weighing just 140g, it is streamlined, easy to set up and compatible with the Pro Memory Stick Duo, Compact Flash and Secure Digital memory cards. The Neuros Video Recorder comes with bundled software that enables video clips to be edited, a USB2.0 connection and a remote control. Recording time varies in accordance with the chosen file resolution.
With the astonishing rate at which portable media solutions such as the PSP are selling, as well as consumers now leading an increasingly mobile lifestyle, a media solution that makes video more accessible has the potential to become mass-market merchandise.
More to come as we find out :)
Exclusively distributed by Pinpoint Consumer Electronics in the UK, the Neuros Video Recorder is a breakthrough in creating, transferring and viewing digital video files on portable devices. Operated using the same principles as the VCR, files can be recorded to MPEG4 format from any video source including TV, camcorder, DVD player or satellite and played back on the PSP and other media players including the laptop, SmartPhone, PDA and television. At an RRP of £149.99, the Neuros Video Recorder offers the ultimate solution for converting video files into a PSP compatible format that is both convenient and affordable.
Approximately the size of a PDA and weighing just 140g, it is streamlined, easy to set up and compatible with the Pro Memory Stick Duo, Compact Flash and Secure Digital memory cards. The Neuros Video Recorder comes with bundled software that enables video clips to be edited, a USB2.0 connection and a remote control. Recording time varies in accordance with the chosen file resolution.
With the astonishing rate at which portable media solutions such as the PSP are selling, as well as consumers now leading an increasingly mobile lifestyle, a media solution that makes video more accessible has the potential to become mass-market merchandise.
More to come as we find out :)