Light & Land has announced its tour dates for 2009, and has added a number of new locations to range of photographic trips.

Founder of Light & Land Charlie Waite, will be leading brand new tours to Kerala in India during November 2009. It's a 12-day tour that begins in Cochin, the ancient gateway to Kerala with its historic Jewish quarter, and then moves on to the rolling hills and tea plantations of Munnar.

You'll also pay a visit to the Periyar Tiger reserve where you'll get the opportunity to see all sorts of wildlife including elephants and tigers, as well as spend a couple of days cruising on a traditional houseboat.

The tour finishes with two nights at the Coconut Lagoon Resort, rated amongst the top 10 heritage hotels in the world.

There’s also a new trip to Australia which will visit Kakadu National Park for plenty of photo ops. The tour uses 4-wheel-drives to reach remote and less visited areas of this region, with highlights including the Koolpin Gorge, only accessible by special permit, and nearby Nourlangie Rock which has some of the best aboriginal art galleries in Kakadu.

The group also has the rare chance to spend three nights in the Mount Borradaile area, a remote, wilderness environment.

Charlie Waite said: "Light & Land is built upon the reputation and unique ability of a select group of world class photographers who are passionate about their craft of photography.

"We all share the common objective of conveying this passion, coupled with technical knowledge and specialist ‘know-how’, to each and every person on our trips."

Now with over 50 tours planned for next year, you can also get snapping in a one day UK workshop, on a weekend in the Lake District or on a trek across the Namib Desert.

Tours which are coming up in 2009 include:

February - Venice, Winter in Glencoe

March - West Cornwall, Andalucia

May - Snowdonia, Tuscany, Eigg

June - Dolomites, Exmoor, Knoydart, Santorini

July Provence

Head over to the Ligh & Land website for a full tour list and more details.

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Light & Land adds India and Australia to its photographic tours originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Thu, 06 Nov 2008 13:52:06 +0000

Apple could in the future allow iPhone and iPod touch users to stream music from their home iTunes library so they could listen to their favourite music on the go.

The move, discovered by AppleInsider via a patent application, could mean that Apple could make the devices not only cheaper, but smaller as all the users songs would be stored remotely in their home rather than the device in their hand.

"New versions iTunes and the iPhone Software could theoretically eliminate this problem by syncing only the metadata -- or tiny files containing the barebones attributes of each media item or playlist but not the content itself -- from a user's iTunes library to their portable devices," the patent says.

At present, iPhone or iPod touch owners must selectively sync content from their Mac or PC's iTunes library limiting the amount of tracks you can take with you.

What Apple is proposing though, is that mobile device owners could instead access their entire collection over Wi-Fi or cellular networks.

Apple currently offers a similar technology for its Airport Express networking device and Apple TV, however those are restricted to only working within the same Wi-Fi network rather than remotely over the internet or mobile networks.

As with all patent applications, this might never see the light of day.

We will keep you posted.

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Apple patents remote iTunes access via iPhone originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Fri, 08 Aug 2008 13:17:37 +0100

Its been nearly a month since Hasselblad introduced its whopping 50-megapixel camera, with its equally whopping price tag of $37,000.

But already, the Hasselblad has been out-pixelled by the Leaf AFi 10. Weighing in at 56 megapixels, the Leaf AFi 10 medium format camera features a 56x36mm True Wide Frame that delivers full resolution across the entire width of the camera’s 6x6 sensor area.

The Leaf AFi uses Verto internal sensor rotation technology which means you don't have to turn the camera when moving between landscape and portrait shots, allowing you to capture 56mm resolution in both orientations.

The AFi 10 captures images at about 1 second per frame and has the ability to shoot up to ISO800. The Hasselblad does pip it to the post with price though, as the AFi 10 checks in at a eye-watering $43,675. Better get saving...

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Leaf introduces 56-megapixel AFi 10 camera originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Fri, 01 Aug 2008 18:37:52 +0100

Are you always the one everyone calls with their IT problems? Are you sick of desperate calls from your family about how to use the new digital camera, of friends who are having problems with their laptop?

Well BT are offering you a great solution by giving you the chance to resign as everyone’s favourite ‘IT expert’ and allow the BT Home IT Support experts to take over.

This Christmas, BT are giving one lucky reader the opportunity to win a year’s free subscription to BT’s Home IT Support service worth £119. You can then pass this on as a gift to the friends and family members who are in need of some IT help.

BT Home IT Support is a 24-hour service available 365 days of the year (including Christmas Day!), from 8am – 11pm.

BT Home IT Support experts are on hand to help you with everything from small frustrations, such as printer problems, to big technical issues. They can fix problems remotely over the broadband line or an engineer can visit to solve any IT nightmares you may be having. It also allows you to extend your home computing skills and knowledge, by watching problems being solved by advisors, or enquiring about getting more out of your home computing experience

Plus they don't just fix computers - the dedicated team can provide help and guidance on a huge range of issues, from setting up email through to enhancing digital photos, how to download music, how to use your Ipod or install a new operating system.

For more information visit bt.com/homeitsupport

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Win BT Home IT Support and put your feet up this Christmas originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Thu, 29 Nov 2007 11:15:04 +0000

Altec Lansing has released a new speaker designed to fit the new Nokia XpressMusic 5310 and 5610 handsets at IFA 2007 in Berlin, Germany.

The new speakers, called Nobi, will be a portable speaker system that allows user to share music on the go.

Small enough to fit in a pocket, bag or backpack, the Nobi system weighs only 280 grams and measures approximately 109 H x 65 W x 35mm D (4.29 x 2.55 x 1.37”).

The phone, which sits in the speaker dock like an iPod does an iPod speaker system will connect via the built-in 3.5mm connector.

The speakers offer 24 hours of audio play time via AAA batteries.

The new Nobi will be available in October 2007. No word on pricing in the UK as yet.

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IFA 2007: Altec Lansing launch Nobi Nokia speaker system originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Thu, 30 Aug 2007 12:31:15 +0100

Kodak has confirmed the launch of the Kodak EasyShare models; The Kodak EasyShare V1233, V1253 and Z812 IS we reported on last week.

The Kodak EasyShare Z812 IS Megazoom digital camera will offer a 12x optical zoom lens and 8 megapixels and come in the same form factor as the Z712. Other features include the promise of just .23 seconds from click to capture.

The V1233 and V1253 will both feature a 12 megapixel sensor come with 720p resolution video for high-def filming.

The V1233 will feature a 3.1-inch screen while the V1253 will only sport a 2.5-inch display.

Other features include a 5x optical Schneider-Kreuznach lens and Face detection technology.

The company has also announced a HD-ready docking station, the EasyShare HDTV Dock.

Pricing will be as follows:

V1233 : £189.99
V1253 : TBC
Z812 : £229.99
HD Dock : £79.99

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IFA 2007: Kodak officially announces V1233, V1253 and Z812 I originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Thu, 30 Aug 2007 11:29:03 +0100

Sony has announced two new Blu-ray players at IFA 2007 in Berlin, Germany.

The new players, called the BDP-S300 and BDP-S500 will offer 1080p support and a host of other features.

According to Sony, the new S300 will be a mass appeal model, while the S500 will be for high end users.

The new players will cost £399 for the BDP-S300 and £599 for the BDP-S500, the most affordable Blu-ray players yet.

The BDP-S300 will be available from mid of September and the BDP-S500 from the end of October.

Both models can output 1080p full HD. The BDP-S300 will support 7.1 channel Linear PCM and Dolby Digital Plus Surround Sound audio, while the BDP-S500 goes even further, with Dolby TrueHD decoding and Bit Stream Output for DTS-HD3, Dolby TrueHD audio signals via HDMI ver 1.3.

Other features include 24p True Cinema, and 1080p upscaling.

The two new players will come with the Spider-Man trilogy on Blu-ray in the box as standard.

The deal however, is a far cry from Toshiba's 5 HD DVD titles in the box.

No word on pricing, but expect the players to land in the UK before Christmas in time for Spider-Man 3 launch.

More details as we get them.

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IFA2007: Sony launch BDP-S500 and BDP-S300 Blu-ray players originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Thu, 30 Aug 2007 09:27:06 +0100

Sources within Apple have confirmed to Pocket-lint that the company will not be making an announcement at IFA 2007 in Berlin, Germany this week.

The source also confirmed that an announcement would not be made at the company's 5 September event next week about when the iPhone will be available in the UK.

The news scuppers rumours by the FT newspaper in London earlier in the month that the company would jointly announce with T-Mobile, O2 and Orange their plans at the consumer electronics show.

According to sources within the Californian company, the rumours started due to a series of briefings planned in Berlin to promote the company's new iMac lines.

We will keep you posted.

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No iPhone announcement at IFA 2007 originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Thu, 30 Aug 2007 07:12:12 +0100

Pocket-lint is live from IFA in Berlin, Germany for the next 3 days.

Your favourite gadget news and reviews site will be reporting on all the news from the show floor and bringing you the lowdown on the latest gadgets, much of which will be devoted to high definition technology for home entertainment.

Big announcements from Creative, TomTom, Sony, T-Mobile Toshiba, and Samsung, LG, Philips, and Panasonic are all expected at the show.

You can catch up with all the latest news and first look reviews from the show in a number of ways on Pocket-lint this year.

Via our dedicated IFA channel, our show RSS feed, or news alerts directly to your inbox if you are a member.

Better still, if you sign up to become a member, which is free by the way, you can even personalise our homepage to show just IFA news.

Stay Tuned!

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Pocket-lint live from IFA 2007 originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Thu, 30 Aug 2007 06:56:36 +0100

Kia has released the second preview image of the Pro-cee’d, the third model in the cee’d family of cars designed for Europe and made in Slovakia.

"We wanted to make Pro-cee’d as ‘sporty’ as cee’d could possibly be, while still remaining a member of our cee’d family", said Gregory Guillaume, chief designer at Kia Motors Europe.

"The three-door Kia Pro-cee’d is such a comprehensive re-working of the cee’d design theme that only the bonnet and the front wing panels are carried over from the five-door model. All other exterior panels are new and exclusive to this car."

The new Pro-cee’d three-door makes its world premiere at this year’s Frankfurt International Motor Show in September and will go on sale across Europe in early 2008.

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Kia shows off its new three-door originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Mon, 06 Aug 2007 20:50:51 +0100

Sony is close to announcing a newer slimline version of its Portable PlayStation handheld console according to reports online.

The new version of the PSP, which will follow in the footsteps on the PlayStation and PlayStation 2 in getting a new slimline design will supposedly feature a LED screen which will take less space as well as delivering a superior picture quality to the current model.

Also getting an improvement will be the UMD drive that according to the rumours will be faster and the PSP part deux will come packed with 8GBs of internal flash memory.

Finally the contollers are supposedly going to be more inkeeping with those found on the PS3 SIXAXIS controller, although it won’t be motion sensitive.

The new design is expected to be officially unveiled at this year's E3.

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Sony PSP slim details revealed originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Fri, 08 Jun 2007 20:06:49 +0100

Harman Kardon promise its new satnav will drive you, play to you and be lighter for you.

Guide + Play is a pocket-sized device combining a navigation system for Western Europe with a MP3 player. It features built-in video player for those waiting for a mechanic on the motorway, playing all the relevant digital files.

The thing Harman Kardon would like you to know about this device that stands out from the rest is it is sleek and stylish, but little different to most satnav units.

It hosts a 4-inch touchscreen LCD display with high-res 2D and 3D maps, All maps are pre-installed on an internal 2GB Flash memory meaning you are ready to go as soon as you turn it on, which is a good thing at least.

Unfortunately, it doesn’t sound like a break through, although Harman Kardon products tend to be good-looking and reliable.

The Harman Kardon Guide + Play will be available in the shops from May 2007 at a suggested retail price of £345.

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Harman Kardon unveils new satnav originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Thu, 26 Apr 2007 16:36:44 +0100

Fancy a toilet with a difference, or a toilet that does things to keep you occupied while on the throne - here is the latest Japanese invention.

Japanese toilet manufacturer Inax has just released their 2007 Satis Asteo Washlet toilet. The new throne for your home is moving on to include the most fashionable electronics.

The toilet has an SD card, pre-loaded with Bach, Chopin and Mendelsohn. A sensor activates the tunes when you use the toilet, and can drown out the sounds of any unpleasant expulsions.

It's been given a makeover with a smoothly-designed exterior of the basin so it is easy to clean, absent of the dust- and grime-collecting nooks and crannies present in many standard toilets.

Another sensor figures out whether you're going to need the seat up or down and motorises it into the appropriate position. After you leave, it automatically places the seat in the down position if it was up, very similar to the Future Toliet Company's recent design.

Plus, if you get lost in the dark or cannot see the basin for peeing, a nightlight in the bowl helps guide you during those early morning or drunkard emergencies. However this may make things worse if you've eaten something dodgy.

Tags: Gadgets Toilet Bathroom gadgets Inax Home And Kitchen Photos

Fancy toilet plays music and lights up the night originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Thu, 26 Apr 2007 11:37:05 +0100

The Ecopod Recycling System from Williams-Sonoma crushes 50 plastic and aluminum containers and stores them in a plastic pod for transfer to your recycling bin.

It looks ideal if you haven't got room in your kitchen to spin a whisk. The bottom of the Ecopod unit also contains separate pods for glass bottles, newspapers and other recyclables, and the manual crushing mechanism is operated by a foot pedal at the bottom.

It's made of stainless steel and plastic, and available in black or white, the Ecopod sells for $328.

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Storage comes small for recycling originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Wed, 25 Apr 2007 13:02:20 +0100

Evesham has introduced a new desktop with all the HD qualities for video enthusiasts.

Specs on the 8600 GTS are hot stuff, for amateur pros out there take a look at it. It includes Intel’s Core 2 Duo processor and 2GBs of DDR2 RAM. Storage is extraordinary at 320GB, so plenty of room for games, music and video.

The PC graphics from NVIDIA are meant to provide enhanced gaming, supporting environments and visual effects such as smoke, explosions and weather phenomenon’s by the new NVIDIA GPU.

The desktop also boasts PureVideo HD, Evesham claim that technology multimedia fans can look forward to outstanding picture clarity on the 22-inch Iiyama Widescreen TFT Display. With ultra-smooth video playback, vivid colour and precise image scaling for films and videos with HD quality the set also comes with Creative Inspire T3100 2.1 Speakers.

We have been told all this because it's a great offer at £899.00 from the Evesham website.

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Evesham introduces HD multimedia PC originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Wed, 18 Apr 2007 16:22:09 +0100

Those of you used to trying to send large files to people know what a pain it is. Even a zipped file can take ages to send via email, even if you're just trying to send photos to a friend.

There's a new file transfer solution on the block, however, and it's name is Tirminal.

Tirminal is free and offers transfers of unlimited amounts of data, without the recipient ever having to download a client or application.

You, as the sender, simply download a small application, and then drag and drop files into it to send data. The receiver then receives a link that opens in their browser, and can pick and choose which files to download.

"With our help, all our server does is create the 'hand shake' for the communications stream", Simon Grunfeld, the Director of Business Development, explains.

"We facilitate the communication transfer so that the sender doesn't need to forward a port, or mess with their firewall."

"We don't store information on our server (like FTP servers do), so there's no limitation on the size of the files or folders."

"So far, I think the biggest file anyone had sent was in the range of 24GB - we can tell that via the bandwidth usage on our server."

Uploads and downloads are quick and easy, and for the corporate market, Tirminal even allows for customisation of templates, so that universities and colleges, for example, can use it as their own web transfer service.

Future features that Tirminal is working on include website hosting, streaming media, off-site backup and storage, and a roaming edition with mobile support.

At the moment, the only drawback is that only Windows users can send files, although Mac and Linux users can download through Tirminal. Linux and Mac versions are being planned and will be up in 3 to 6 months.

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Tirminal launches free file transfer service originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Wed, 14 Mar 2007 15:34:19 +0000

There's a new monster camera on the block, and it's from a relative unknown, BetterLight.

The company has been showcasing the Super10K-HS, a digital back for large-format cameras that boasts a whopping 416Mp.

You read correctly. Four-hundred and sixteen megapixels.

The scanning back creates images at 10,200 x 13,600 pixels, and allows output of originals at 34 x 45 inches at 300dpi.

You better have it hooked up to a pretty big computer - one files weighs in at 794MB.

So who will use this monster? It's designed for the art reproduction market as well as institutions making archival copies.

The price? A cool $22,995, which isn't that bad if you consider that medium format backs with resolutions just over 20MP where going for that when they first came out.

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416MP camera makes its debut originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Fri, 09 Mar 2007 18:46:23 +0000

Tesco have released an interesting new gizmo that should make it easier for people to adopt VoIP calling.

The Tesco Internet Phone Adapter converts a traditional landline handset to making calls over the Internet instead of over a telephone line.

It means you can essentially create a second phone line without paying for addition line rental, and make lower-cost calling without having your computer on.

Tesco's VoIP plan includes international calls to 25 countries for 2p a minute, and calls to UK mobiles for 10p a minute.

If you sign up for Extra, you can make calls for 1p a minute to UK landlines if you top up by £5 a month or more.

The Adapter packs costs £50 in Tesco, and contains £5 airtime.

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Tesco internet phone adapter makes VoIP calling easier originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Fri, 09 Mar 2007 17:54:24 +0000

Transformers fans, a treat for you: the Optimus Prime Battle Rig Plaster.

Although it looks like an innocent-enough truck, and a rather small one at that, it turns, with a few quick flicks of the wrist, into a dart firing tank-like machine.

We thought you'd enjoy the chance to feast your eyes on them.

It costs £30 from Hasbro.

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Transformer truck and tank originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Fri, 09 Mar 2007 17:18:32 +0000

Daylight savings time is moving earlier in the US and some other countries, proving a headache for IT professionals and businesses.

With less than a year to fix calendars and timers, it's been a struggle to get it done on time for this weekend's time shift.

Many computers and electronic devices haven't been automatically updated because they can't be; this means that people who rely on electronic calendars and reminders may find themselves in a bit of a muddle.

An insider told Pocket-lint, "With Y2K we had five years to plan and get it fixed. With this, we've had just 11 months".

Banks who haven't had their systems fixed may make late payments, while travel companies may have trouble with arrival and departure times.

Microsoft released a Windows update back in November that should prompt the operating system to change automatically; patches are also available for manual download.

Whatever problems do occur should right themselves three weeks after the shift, at the time when the change usually occurs.

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Early Daylight Savings time shift causes problems originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Fri, 09 Mar 2007 16:26:09 +0000

Google has added photos to Google Maps local search, to make destinations easier to spot.

Once businesses get their photos up on the site, you'll be able to view a map along with images of a storefront or road.

This can be immensely helpful if you're trying to spot a store or restaurant on a busy street.

"Google Maps also includes pictures of buildings storefronts signs, and logos", writes Jess Lee, Product Manager for Google Maps, on the Google Blog.

At the moment, photos will understandably not be found that often, as it will take a while for businesses to cotton on to this new marketing tool.

In related news, Google has tweaked Picasa Web Albums, which now offers 1GB of free storage. It's also made albums more easier to link to from emails or website by provide code on the page.

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Google adds photos to Maps originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Fri, 09 Mar 2007 16:14:23 +0000

Arcam has released its first dock for iPods, the rDock.

The dock is a standalone device that you then connect to your existing speakers or Hi-Fi system. It's designed for use with the Arcam Solo and Solo Movie system, but works with other as well.

It features an intelligent charging system that you can program to "charge-off" so that you can use it and let it drain ready for a complete recharge.

Arcam also claims that sound quality is better when listening to music running off the iPod battery alone, without charging.

The rDock includes a pre-amp for iPod with high performance op-amps and low noise, double-regulated power supplies.

When integrated with the Arcam Solo, the iPod can be controlled with the remote, and music information will be shown on the Solo's front-panel display.

The Arcam rDock is available for £130.

Tags: Audio Audio accessories iPod accessories Arcam Nseries iPod

Arcam launches high-end iPod rDock originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Fri, 09 Mar 2007 15:16:59 +0000

Sony has announced a new flash Sync Terminal Adaptor for its Alpha100 DSLR camera.

The new FA-ST1AM Sync Terminal Adaptor connects the Alpha100 to the vast majority of pro studio and location flash systems.

Integrated in the adaptor is a protection circuit that protects the Alpha100 camera from the potential risk of high trigger voltage of external flash units and a PC terminal in the adapter links the camera with an external third party flash unit via a standard synch cable.

In addition to the DSLR camera’s built-in flash, the Alpha100 system includes two dedicated Alpha external flash guns, a twin macro flash kit and ring light for still lifes and other close-up subjects.

Of course the device will work with other models from other manufacturers.

The FA-ST1AM Sync Terminal Adapter will be available from July 2007.

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PMA 2007: Sony A-ST1AM Sync Terminal Adaptor announced originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Fri, 09 Mar 2007 15:08:57 +0000

Turkey is under a YouTube blackout after one of its courts banned it for posting a video insulting Turkishness.

Prosecutors to the court recommended the total ban after a video appeared that insulted the founder of modern Turkey, Mustafa Kema Ataturk, calling him and all Turks homosexuals.

Insulting Ataturk is a criminal offense in Turkey.

Turk Telekom, the largest internet provider in Turkey, immediately enforced the ban. "We are not in the position of saying that what YouTube did was an insult, that it was right or wrong", Paul Doany, Turk Telekom's CEO told a Turkish news agency.

"A court decision was proposed to us, and we are doing what that court decision says."

Although the offending video has been removed from the site, and the court and Turk Telekom have said that they will restore access as soon as the video has been taken down, so far the site remains blocked.

The law that says that insulting Turkishness is a crime has been criticised by the EU, so much so that if it's not changed, it may influence the decision over Turkey's becoming part of the Union.

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Turkey bans YouTube originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Fri, 09 Mar 2007 14:59:16 +0000

Epson has launched two new projectors mainly designed for business use with extra brightness for viewing in light rooms.

The EMP 1810 and EMP 1815 both features 3500 lumens of light, as well as XGA resolution, and a 1.6x zoom lens.

Designed for easy maintenance, the lamp and filter can be replaced quickly even if the projector is on the ceiling.

Both projectors also include Epson's quick set-up feature; you simply point the projector at the screen, press a button, and the projector will automatically resize the projected image to fit inside the screen.

The EMP 1815 differentiates itself from the EMP 1810 with wired and wireless networking for integration on a business network. It also features USB connectivity and a CF card slot.

The network connection allows EMP 1815 to access information directly, so that files can be changed on the CF card directly.

Both devices will create a 60-inch screen from 1.8m away.

The EMP 1810, which will be available for around £1800 weighs 2.9kg, while the 1815, which will cost around £150 more, weights 3.1kg.

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Epson launches EMP business projectors originally appeared on Pocket-lint on Fri, 09 Mar 2007 14:15:52 +0000