Take Less-Than-Portable Video on the Go
Filed in archive Storage Stuff by Eric Hanson on September 6, 2006
Well, what if you could watch all of that video off on all of the devices (cell phones, smart phones, portable media players, etc.) that you carry around with you that CAN play video? That's the idea behind the SanDisk V-Mate, a device that takes signals from any composite video device (VCR, DVD player, cable/sattelite box, camcorder, etc.) and stores it (much like a DVR). The one thing that distinguishes the V-mate
from your standard DVR is the inclusion of a flash memory slot (compatible with a number of flash memory devices), which allows you to transfer content from the V-Mate to the flash memory card...and from there, watch it on your portable video device. The V-Mate should be hitting the streets in October at an MSRP of $129.99.Via Techworld
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