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HP DreamScreen 100
$200.00
Released September, 2009
The Pros:2GB of internal storage. Built-in speaker for use as an alarm clock, internet radio, music player. Wired Ethernet and wireless 802.11B/G connectivity.
The Cons:No battery - though wireless it needs to remain plugged in. Glossy black bezel. Identity issues - super fully featured digital photo frame but only slightly cheaper than a netbook or iPod Touch, and yet not as usable.
The DreamScreen 100 is HP's entry-level internet media tablet. The device is a thin, mobile 10.2" display that connects to a wireless home network. It can access music, video, and photos stored on a networked PC, as well as connect directly to the internet to provide Facebook updates, internet radio, weather updates, and more.
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The included stand allows it to be used in portrait or landscape mode, and the user interface is navigated via handheld remote. Other features include a calendar and alarm clock.
Features
- 10.2" widescreen display
- Concealed speakers
- Connects wirelessly to home network
- Streams music, video, and photos from networked PC
- HP MediaSmart software
- Remote control
- Landscape or portrait mode
- Facebook updates
- Pandora internet radio
- Weather
- Calendar
- Alarm clock
- Wall-mountable
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built-in speaker for use as an alarm clock, internet radio, music player
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wired Ethernet and wireless 802.11B/G connectivity
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can stream video, photos or audio/music from a networked PC, the internet
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can be used in landscape or portrait modes
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minimalist design/aesthetic
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attractive and intuitive interface
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no battery - though wireless it needs to remain plugged in
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identity issues - super fully featured digital photo frame but only slightly cheaper than a netbook or iPod Touch, and yet not as usable
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