Unuiga shows their Amlogic S905 Android TV Box, based on AmLogic S905 Quad-Core 64bit ARM Cortex-A53 and five-core Mali-450 GPU, it runs Lollipop Android 5.1.1, decodes 4K H.265 60fps with HDMI 2.0. Unuiga can customize the firmware for ODM/OEM customers, current firmware showcases Unuiga’s own Android app market with full TV box apps easily controlled by remote control or air mouse, Unuiga Live-TV Channels with hundreds free TV channels in different languages. The price is $35 for 1GB RAM and 8GB Flash.
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Rockchip has been working on multi-window Android for the last 2-3 years, this is their latest version, Rockchip calls it Light Biz OS, it is based on Android 5.1 with all of the millions of Android apps supported as in any other Android. This is Rockchip’s attempt at giving Android a Windows-like feeling, with Microsoft Office and other office apps supported, with smooth Multi-Tasking and Multi-Windows funtions, Rockchip’s Dual display feature can output different apps to the secondary display, digital-pen features are also supported for notes and drawing. Rockchip deeply develops Light Biz OS fpor their RK3288 Quad-core 32bit ARM Cortex-A17 and their RK3688 Octa-core 64bit ARM Cortex-A53 platform for tablet, Mini PC, TV Box, Android Laptop/convertible and more.
Shuoying shows their single-lens 360 degree video camera powered by Sunplus SPCA6350M and with a SONY CMOS sensor, records on Micro-SD cards, with a battery life of up to 2 hours of video-recording, 1 hour when using WiFi for realtime 360 video streaming on its 1000mAh battery. Mass production starts in November. Shuoying plans to have a working sample of their next generation 4K 360 degree video camera ready in January.
faytech shows world´s first 55” capacitive Touch as conference table, as single POS-information display, for industry automation or even as interactive information and Video Wall. faytech talks about them being industrial touch device specialist combining German engineering with price efficient Chinese production showing off a 15,360 x 8,640 pixel interactive video wall with up to 256 simultaneous touch points, set up from eight capacitive Full-HD 42” capacitive Touch Monitors connected to a single PC. The interactive information wall was developed by faytech for a German defense company as prototype for submarine simulators.
More highlights from the tour presented by Arne, the managing founder of faytech, is faytech´s new capacitive Touchscreen PC series from 7” to 21.5” with their patented rubber sealed IP65-front protecting the panels from water, dust and vandalism and faytech´s own capacitive chemical etched anti glare touch panel making them the first choice for Industry 4.0 applications, the Internet of Things and any POS usage. A slim 15.6” embedded Touch PC represented faytech´s embedded portfolio of 7” to 55” embedded resistive and capacitive Touch PCs running already as Taxi-application, in industry automatization or the point of sale. The presentation is completed by faytech´s first complete UL certified 19” Touchscreen Monitor and an optical bonded 11.6” Full HD capacitive TPC with features like light sensor, sunlight readable outdoor panel, full IP65 enclosure, RFID, MiFare, NFC card reader and even an integrated yoctoboard to open and close doors, an ultimate solution for entrance system and building automation.
Customers and distributors who need touch devices with a large stock of standard touch devices and the flexibility and competence to realize any touch device project can contact faytech at http://www.faytech.com or by e-mail to sales@faytech.com
Lattice recently acquired Silicon Image, makers of MHL, here showing the awesome features of upcoming SuperMHL Smartphones with USB Type-C, where the one USB Type-C connector can transfer 4K video, audio and 5gbitps data over USB 3.1 standard. Here showing off the solution using a Qualcomm development kit and some demonstration boards made by Lattice to show off their SuperMHL processor. In the future output at up to 8K at 120fps will be possible. Charging will be ultra fast at up to 20volts and at up to 5A.
With $1.6 Million successful Kickstarter funding, shipping to their backers within weeks, Jide shows Remix Mini, a 64bit ARM Desktop PC TV Box! It’s real, I am publishing this video using a review sample of it (let me know in the comments what I should test in my review video!) They sold some at $40 to their early backers on Kickstarter, in total 21 thousand people have ordered it. The Remix team is based in Beijing, they have worked on a beautiful and amazing Desktop-like UI for Android, it really feels like a Desktop computer. Remix Mini supports every Android app. Apps open in windows in the UI, some apps open by default in full screen but mostly can be set to only open as a window (right click on app and change app to open in window). Remix Mini ships with Allwinner’s new 64bit ARMv8 Quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 capable of playing back HEVC H265 in 4K. This is the beginning of Android being used for productivity!
4K recording of 360 video is very important for the recording of 360 video content for the VR video industry, as lower resolution 360 video content doesn’t look very good. Sphericam is the first fully spherical, 360º video camera that records 4K at 60fps that I have seen yet. It can film everything around with 6 image sensors, 6 lenses, 4 Microphones, 6 Micro SD Card Slots. It can do realtime stitching to internal memory at 30FPS in 4K, in 10 bit color, at 600 megabits per second. If you record to the 6 MicroSD cards it can record 60FPS 4K at up to 2.4gigabits per second. It can also live-stream the real-time stiched 360 degree 4K video or 6 unstiched videos at a bitrate of up to 100Mbit per second. All this sounds awesome, but the price is above $2000. Read more at http://www.sphericam.com/
Sunchip shows their 4K sports camera, based on Allwinner V3 ARM Cortex-A7, with 2GB RAM, records to MicroSD storage. The sports camera features a 170 degree lens and 2″ LTPS LCD screen, Support H.264 video recording up to 2160p@15fps, or 1080p@60fps. It with 900mAH battery with 90 minutes 1080p video recording.
The HDMI Forum has announced the specification for HDMI 2.0a and it’s designed to support the transmission of HDR video. HDR, short for high dynamic range, is a new content enhancement formatting that greatly increases the possible contrast ratio on ultra HD content from broadcast, Blu-ray and streaming sources. The result is a much richer and sharper image that consumers notice for its quality even more easily than they notice the pure resolution provided by 4K. HDMI 2.0 support bandwidth up to 18Gbps, 4K@50/60, (2160p), which is 4 times the clarity of 1080p/60 video resolution.
Sony releases the new Sony Alpha 7S Mark2 for ultra-high sensitive, wide dynamic range, 5-axis image stabilisation, 4K video with full pixel readout and no pixel binning in full-frame format. The Sony α7S II delivers a sensitivity range of ISO 50-409600 using its 35mm full-frame 12.2 megapixel image sensor and the Sony BIONZ X image processing engine, optimising the dynamic range across the entire ISO range and broadens the range of tonal gradation in bright environments and minimises noise in dark scenes. The Sony α7S II can record 4K movies internally in the XAVC S format where information from all pixels is utilised without line skipping or pixel binning, the camera can maximise the expanded power of the full-frame image sensor and produce 4K movies with higher image clarity and negligible moiré. Full pixel readout without pixel binning is also employed when shooting Full HD movies which means that it collects information from approximately five times as many pixels that are required to generate Full HD and condenses the information to produce extremely high quality FHD video. The Sony α7S II can record 120fps at 100Mbps with full pixel readout without pixel binning in full frame format which can be edited into 4x/5x slow motion footage in Full HD. The new Sony α7S II offers 5-axis image stabilisation that corrects camera shake along five axes during shooting, including angular shake (pitch and yaw) which has the greatest impact on image quality and tends to occur with a telephoto lens, shift shake (X and Y axes) which becomes noticeable as magnification increases, and rotational shake (roll) that often affects night shooting or video recording. The autofocus system on the Sony α7S II offers 169 AF points for fast, precise focusing with greater accuracy. The power of the image sensor means that the absence of noise in images generated, enables the Fast Intelligent AF to detect contrast more easily and react speedily even in low-light situations (as low as EV-4), when it’s even tough to check with the naked eye. When shooting video, the AF performance is twice as fast as the predecessor model. The XGA OLED Tru-Finder in the α7S II has been upgraded and offers the world’s highest viewfinder magnification of 0.78x (roughly 38.5 degrees in diagonal field of view) and shows clear images across the entire display area. The use of ZEISS T* Coating ensures sharp reduction of reflections on the viewfinder and unlike an optical viewfinder, the OLED Tru-Finder can be used to instantly show how exposure compensation, white balance and other selected settings are affecting the displayed image. The Sony α7S II also has Wi-Fi and NFC to work with Sony’s PlayMemories Mobile application available for Android and iOS. The Sony α7S II full-frame interchangeable lens digital camera will be available in Europe in November 2015, priced at approximately €3400.
TCL shows the latest 4K UHD smart TV E6800, it comes a very slim design on 11.5mm, with a 360-degree revolving standard, allow viewers to move the screen to perfectly meet with eye line and no need to move the whole TV. The TCL E6800 with a smart TV module inside, powered with Quad Core Cortex-A9 CPU, Mali450 GPU, With Android OS, support millions apps and online VOD service. The TCL Transformer system is a module that allows 4K TV owners to upgrade their TVs in the future as newer faster ARM Processors are available. Price for TCL 4K TVs is also affordable with different size at 43/50/58/60″ and more.
SONY XPERIA Z5 powered by Qualcomm snapdragon 810, 64bit Octa Core processor, Adreno 430 GPU, 3G RAM, 32G Flash, Micro SD card supported up to 200GB, with 2900mAh battery, up to 2 days battery life, 5.2’’ Full HD screen, 23MP rear camera support up to 4K video capture and output, 5MP front camera.
Unuiga has their Rockchip RK3368 Octa-core ARM Cortex-A53 Set-top-box ready for mass production, selling at around $59 for 1K pieces, with smaller and bigger orders also welcome at prices around that. The Rockchip RK3368 supports 4K at 60fps to the HDMI 2.0 port and runs Android 5.1.1 smoothly.
Sunchip launches their 64bit AmLogic quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 with five-core Mali-450 GPU, it runs Android 5.1.1, decodes 4K at 60fps to the HDMI 2.0 output, comes with Gigabit Ethernet, 2GB RAM and 8GB Flash.
Sunchip launches their Rockchip RK3368 Octa-core ARM Cortex-A53 with PowerVR G6110 GPU, 2GB RAM and 8GB Flash, runs Android 5.1.1 Lollipop, comes with Gigabit Ethernet, BT4 and it can decode 4K H265 at 60fps to the HDMI 2.0 output.
Geniatech shows the AmLogic T866 TV Box with Dual HDMI input. Amlogic T866 is a 28nm HKMG process Quad-Core ARM Cortex-A9 CPU up to 1.8Ghz, with the Octa-Core Mali-450 GPU up to 600Mhz, HDMI 2.0 output, it support the 4K@60fps H.265 hardware decode. The Geniatech AT1866 has Dual-HDMI input, supports HDCP2.2, it can be used as the HDMI Hub to TV in the living room, it can have multi-source support PIP (picture in picture) in Android. The box is running Android 4.4 now, Android 5.0 is upgradable in the near future.
Geniatech shows the first 64bit AmLogic S905 TV Box, on 28nm HKMG process node, 64bit Quad-Core ARM Cortex-A53, Five-core Mali-450MP GPU at up to 750MHz with OpenGL ES 11./2.0 and OpenVG 1.1 support. AmLogic S905 supports real 4K 60fps H.265 10-bit video decode on the HDMI 2.0 output. It runs Android 5.1, mass production is soon ready.
Unuiga S812 Box using Amlogic S812 Quad Core ARM Cortex A9, Mali 450 GPU, 2G DDR 3/16G Flash. Based on Android 5.1 lollipop, 2T2R 802.11 a/c/b/g/n dual band WiFi, 1000M Ethernet, Bluetooth 4.1. It supports 4K H.265 decoding and hardware 3D graphics acceleration, supports HDMI CEC and DRM such as Verimatrix, Widewine. They can make a DVB-T2/DVB-S2 and HDMI-IN version also. With 2 different new private tooling, mass production i ready from this month.
Allwinner shows their first 64bit Tablets, running the Allwinner A64 quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 running Android 5 Lollipop. Allwinner positions this solution as the cheapest 64bit Tablet solution, a step-up from the 32bit sub-$4 Allwinner A33, planning mass production for June 2015, here showing it running in a 9.6″ 1280×800 tablet. Featuring 9.9 second fast boot, HDMI, improved smart color, 4K video playback, H265 hardware decode.
Allwinner H64 OTT box development board is a 64bit Quad core ARM Cortex-A53 with H.265 4K decoding, 4K HDMI output, smart color display with Android 5 Lollipop support.
