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Samsung Ornaments
Samsung's newly announced home theatre systems adopt the company's proprietary Super Digital Sound Master (sDSM) technology to boost acoustics. The technology, which was only completed late last year, optimises the sound field via digital signal processing. It essentially prevents possible direct sound from the rear channel and uses sound compensation circuit technology to optimise reflected rear sound. The result: consumers save floor space without compromising on sound quality - a boon in today's cramped living environments. The HT-DS1000 (left) adopts a vertical type design, and supports DVD-audio, DVD-video, DVD-R/RW and CD, CD-R/RW. It plays MP3, WMA and jpeg files. In addition, the HT-DB1850 (right) has video outputs and an optical audio input. Although the specs are nothing to shout about, the design is certainly sleek and pleasing, prompting Samsung to label these systems 'interior enhancing ornaments'.
Samsung X30
When it comes to multimedia support, you can't deny that the newly announced Samsung X30 has it all. Along with the now ubiquitous DVD/CD-RW drive, the notebook allows users to access various multimedia storage devices, including Memory Stick, Secure Digital and MultiMedia cards. The Centrino-based X30 comes with the new Pentium M processor at up to 1.7GHz and a 15.4-inch screen, and is powered by a Nvidia GeForce FX Go 5200 graphics chip with 64MB dedicated memory - providing users with top-notch multimedia capabilities.
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