BlueBerry + Samsung Galaxy S (android): RFID UHF reading and Bluetooth transmission by TERTIUM Tube. Duration : 2.13 Mins.
Blueberry by TERTIUM Technology is an RFID reader in a keychain shape able to read an RFID tag (HF or UHF) and send it via Bluetooth to any device with this interface. BlueBerry was created considering the fact that a person usually has a mobile phone and a set of keys in his or her pockets. From this fact, the idea of creating a device that is easy to use and small, so small that it can become a key ring able to read an RFID tag by pressing a single button, and transmit the data read to a mobile phone or smartphone that is always taken along with us, was born. All high-level operations such as information processing, visual display, forwarding via text message, e-mail or directly on server via GPRS are transferred to the device with which Blueberry will interface. Defining Blueberry an RFID reader / writer for mobile phones is limiting. In fact, the device is a simple method to integrate the RFID communication system to any device with Bluetooth interface (PDA, Netbook, Notebook, PC etc.). Blueberry is also able to function as a normal table RFID reader by simply connecting to a PC via USB cable. All these features make Blueberry highly functional in many applications. Workforce Monitoring One of Blueberry's typical applications is the control of the workforce operating with other persons, such as home health care monitoring, maintenance / repairs management at home, the certifications for periodic overhauling of facilities. Logistics and delivery It is possible to ...
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HP Mini 1000 (1035NR) Review Tube. Duration : 13.00 Mins.
In this video, I review the HP Mini 1035NR that I unboxed in a previous video. When it comes to netbooks, it's really hard to go wrong. Almost all of the netbooks out there have very similar specifications. It really comes down to aesthetics and what's important to you. For some, disk space is more imporant than a nice keyboard, while some may prefer a longer battery life over everything. The HP Mini does not disappoint. The keyboard is outstanding and I've already gotten used to its size. HP did a great job of squeezing an almost full sized keyboard into a small form factor. Since I'm splitting hairs, the look and feel of the HP mini stands out as my favorite. While I do want better battery life and a less glossy screen, they are relatively minor in the grand scheme of things. Overall I'm very pleased with the HP Mini 1035NR and I'll gladly recommend it to anyone in the netbook market. Enjoy.
Take a look with me on my Philips Velo 500 Handheld PC from 1998 which I got from eBay for 16€ (shipping included). Here are the specs: 16 MB ROM & RAM 640*240 touch-sensitive backlit screen (16 greyscale) Windows CE 2.0 MIPS CPU running at 75 MHz works with 2 standard AA batteries or rechargeables with AC adaptor, VELO dock, carrying case, modem adapter and manuals As far as I tested it, it´sa great unit and I try to post another video which shows all the features of the Windows CE 2.0 operating system.
