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ubergizmo.com - 9/30/2008

Toshiba Media Server Concept Looks Awesome

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[CEATEC 2008] First of all, this media server is a concept – not a commercial product (how unfortunate!). It was part of a Toshiba demo about how the telephone, the media server and a TV (with wireless HD) could interact. The media server automatically downloads media files form ...

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toshiba.com - 9/26/2008

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— toshiba.com — IRVINE, Calif., and TOKYO, September 25, 2008 Toshiba Corp. (Toshiba) and Toshiba America Electronic Components, Inc. (TAEC)*, its subsidiary in the Americas, today announced enhancements to their line up of NAND-flash-based solid state drives (SSD) ... (more) N/A

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pcworld.com - 10/1/2008

Toshiba Puts DMFC in a Cell Phone

— pcworld.com — has put a direct methanol fuel cell (DMFC) inside a cell phone, but commercial availability of the technology isn't expected soon. The prototype cell phone, which Toshiba is showing at the Ceatec exhibition in Chiba, Japan, offers around six hours of ... (more) Toshiba Puts DMFC in a Cell Phone

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toshiba.co.jp - 9/26/2008

News Release 26 September, 2008

— toshiba.co.jp — Toshiba Launches 256GB Solid State Drives with MLC 26 September, 2008 - Also adds small size Flash Modules to enhanced line-up - TOKYO--Toshiba Corporation today announced enhancements to its line-up of NAND-flash-based solid state drives (SSD) with ... (more) News Release 26 September, 2008

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Extraño diseño para un home server de Toshiba
Gizmología — ... a la estrella de la muerte, por lo tanto, ¡me encanta! Por parte de Toshiba comenta que el concepto de este servidor es comunicarse con todos los dispositivos de tu casa, desde el PC como actualmente se suelen usar hasta los móviles o pantallas de alta definición, pudiendo hacer streaming de películas en 1080p. Se ha mostrado en el CEATEC en Japón. De tener más de 1TB de capacidad y poder conectarse inalámbricamente, lo compro. Enlace: Toshiba Media Server Concept Looks Awesome Comparte esta anotación ...

News at 11: At trade show, major company shows off cool prototype it will never sell
Boing Boing Gadgets — "First of all," warns Ubergizmo, "this media server is a concept, not a commercial product." And yet it has specifications. [Ubergizmo]

Toshiba Media Server is a Wireless Powerhouse, Dodecahedron [Design]
Gizmodo — ... WirelessHD is limited to line-of-sight transmissions and NFC is slower than Bluetooth, in addition to hardly being equipped on anything. The design concept is fantastic though, and this shiny almost-ball could sit anywhere in your room and look great (or at least interesting). The driving force behind the design is even more enticing: make the unbound device look like something you could put on your coffee table, shelf or counter, because, well, that's exactly where it might end up. [Ubergizmo] ...

Toshiba Media Server Concept Is Amazing
PCLaunches.com — ... to amaze you. Recently, Toshiba demonstrated its technology which will make interaction between telephone, media server and a TV much more interactive. On paper, the media server automatically downloads media files from the cellphone as soon as the user drops it nearby (using near field communication or NFC), and displays them on a wireless HD 1080p TV. No word on other details. [Via UberGizmo]

Media server concept from Toshiba doubles as mega D&D die
Engadget — ... Here's another mouth-watering concept on display at CEATEC today: Toshiba's Media Server -- not to be confused with some kind of nefarious explosive device from an early episode of Doctor Who. It uses NFC to download files from your cell phone, ...

Toshiba’s Newest Media Server Uses NFC
GadgetReview — The details are lacking, but from what I’ve inferred, Toshiba has been working on a home media server that will sit at the center of your entertainment center. The polygon shaped device uses NFC, or near field communication, to tell when compatible devices are within proximity for sucking down relevant media.  It then beams the information to your HD TV.  Unfortunatley, the device is conceptual, but one can hope. [Ubergizmo] ...