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Sony Ericsson MMV-100 Review |
axxxr
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Such accessory as MMV-100 has very niche audience. See for yourself, will there be a lot of people willing to buy device for 120-140 dollars in order to show the pictures made with their mobile phones on their TV-sets. The number of such people is not large and pretty approved. On the other hand this device should be considered as test one, soon phones with better cameras will be released (2mpx, auto-focus), the need of similar devices will be increased, as well as its market.
Today we are already impressed with the fact how this device is good after all. The pictures taken with Sony Ericsson P900 made in VGA resolution look pretty impressive. I can’t say that the quality is perfect, but it is not poor as well, the pictures are viewed lightly.
Process of picture transfer to MMV-100 is simple, choose the required picture and just send it via Bluetooth, choose MMV-100 from the list of available devices. Only static files can be sent, animation is not supported. Probably this was left for the improved version, which will be released soon, most likely this will be v200 since it must have something new, doesn’t it?
During demonstration everyone who had the will was able to send the picture to the big screen. I was the one who used it immediately.
A list of devices at the press-conference was more interesting, they were not even protected by passwords. Bluetooth technology becomes really popular and available. Speaking about MMV-100’s fate we can not forget the fact that this is niche solution, it will not become mass.
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Muzikfreakah
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Will this play video on the teli as well?  |
Residentevil
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An interesting device. But with a low res camera phone the pics won't look good on a tv. However with better cameras in phones that device may be very useful in the future.
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jplacson
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Actually, TVs have a very low resolution. Unless your TV is HDTV, you're running at 640x480 or 720x480 at best, for standard NTSC signals.
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bart
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its a nice device, i'm saving for one myself.
imaging you are going on a roadtrip our vaction and you only take your phone to take pics, with this device you can easely show it to your friends on TV 
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masseur
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On 2004-12-26 16:28:56, Muzikfreakah wrote:
Will this play video on the teli as well?
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everybody asks this but I just point them to the FAQ where it says
Is it possible to send video clips?
No, the MMV-100 only supports still images.
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Jake Blues
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On 2004-12-26 20:53:05, bart wrote:
its a nice device, i'm saving for one myself.
imaging you are going on a roadtrip our vaction and you only take your phone to take pics, with this device you can easely show it to your friends on TV
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thats fine for you, but i dont have any friends to show them to.
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bart
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then you'll have to make some go out into the streets. and don't forget we here at esato are your friends aswell
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Posted: 2004-04-02 00:53
