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Alan_DViolet 3D is a home theater system which comes with 5 speakers, a sub-woofer, Space Sensing Microphone and would cost you Rs. 65,000. This home theatre system is the baby of the firm name 'portal player' wherein the team of 8 people worked on the algorithm and software development of the first generation iPod. A founder of the firm Ashish Agrawal an electrical engineer with PhD from Santa Barbara UC a Snap Networks, a startup from Bangalore, India which manufactures a home theater system named Violet 3D. surprisingly his home theater system violet 3D had no involvement of China in it. This was surprising for the simple fact that even an organization as successful as Apple also relies on China for the manufacturing of its devices like the iPod, iPhone and the iPad's.
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MJ/TR (´･ω･)The iPod Touch has come a long way since the original versions of the iPod. Now, with the availability of the 8gb iPod Touch, there's greater scope for users to store and play a range of multimedia, including audio as well as video.
This device works well as a video player although many new users may be unsure about how to put videos into the iPod Touch. The good news is that putting videos on your iPod Touch is very similar to the process of putting music on it. First, you'll need to gather the range of legal videos that you'll want to install. They could be videos from your own personal collection, videos from your DVDs or videos from the iTunes Store. Next, you'll need to move your videos onto your iTunes software. You can drag and drop the files into iTunes, or you can use the "Add file" command. Videos downloaded from the iTunes Store, however, are automatically placed into your iTunes program.
Then the videos must be converted into MP4 format, if they are not already, and the iTunes program can do this for you. After this, you may then sync the videos onto your iPod Touch, and then you're ready to watch the videos on your iPod at your leisure.
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/pitzyper!The various versions of the Green Lantern DVD and Blu-ray release have been announced and the surprise inclusion is an extended version of the film. This will in 2D only, but included with both the 3D and 2D Blu-ray sets – and not on the DVD set at all.
The most unexpected news by Warner Bros is that the Blu-Ray of Green Lantern will include a PS3-exclusive skin for Batman: Arkham City. Green Lantern didn't fare so hot in the box office, so Warner Bros. should be going all out to make the Blu-Ray/DVD look attractive to customers.
Sony as well had similar Blu ray/PS3 promotions, such as including the Resistance 3 beta with Blu Ray copies of Battle: Los Angeles
