Microsoft Lifecam Cinema Review

Mike checks out the Microsoft Lifecam Cinema, a webcam that can shoot in 720p HD and also comes with loads of fun features.

At CES in Las Vegas, Samsung unveil the strong line of the products including a 3D home entertainment system, LED TV with screen as thin as the pencil and E-readers. The company also unveil its own up store with plans to offer games, movies and software for multiple devices including TV’s, Blue ray disc players and mobile phones. The 3D home entertainment system includes high definition 3D TV’s the VD C6900 Blue Ray disc player and an audio system to be sold together or separately. Samsung has also partner with the animation and Technicolor on promoting content for 3D home entertainment. The 3D home entertainment center will be available later this year but no pricing information was available. Samsung also showed off its finish LED TV ever on Wednesday the LED 9000 series which is just .3 inches or 7.6 millimeter stick. Samsung’s LED TV’s turn out to be a surprise hit for the company last year with 2.5 million sold globally. Samsung forecast that was sell 10 million units in 2010. The companies also use CES to announce its own up store, it’s already up and running on the web but ups for the TV is won’t be available until July according to the Samsung acts website. The company also enters the E-reader showing off new devices with touch screen you can take note song with the stylist. The Samsung E6 port a six inch screen while the E101 has a tenant screen. The handwriting capability is due to a built in electromagnetic resonance or EMR stylus pen. The E6 will cost $400, with reporting at CES 2010 in Las Vegas I’m Nick Barbara IDG news service.