Twinbird's Link Zabady: for za splash-proof stream

by Thomas Ricker, posted Nov 7th 2006 at 8:05AM

Twinbird is tightening their grip on the nascent waterproof media device market with this, their Link Zabady video streaming solution. Plug the included black-box transmitter into your television or DVD player via S-Video or composite connections and stream the A/V out to that splash-proof, 7-inch LCD with 480x234 resolution. The kit features a remote control and charging dock for the LCD allowing for about 2.5-hours of untethered playback while scrubbing your tomato or perhaps even polishing your apple. Good times if you don't mind watching your vids on that highly reflective screen covered in droplets as pictured above. Expected on December 1 in Japan for ¥70,000 or about $591.

[Via Impress]

Filed under: Displays, Home Entertainment, Portable Video

Tags: link zabady, LinkZabady, streaming media, streaming video, StreamingMedia, StreamingVideo, twinbird

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Jake @ Nov 7th 2006 9:49AM

goody! now we don't have to bear the HORRIBLE BURDEN of simply turning our heads around!
There's nothing like washing the apples to a good round of deal or no deal!

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ACD @ Nov 7th 2006 10:31AM

Hey I'm just curious is their a tough-gear electronics blog in development? I mean this is at least the second electronic device with waterproof capability mentioned in the last 24 hours and I'm sure there were a few more.

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Shunnabunich @ Nov 7th 2006 10:44AM

Soon to be followed by Twinbird's new water-resistant video child monitoring solution, Link Zababy.

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sean @ Nov 7th 2006 1:55PM

people miss the point with these.
It's not for the nervous housefrau who can't bear to miss her soaps while prepping meals.

This kind of monitor is PERFECT for outdoor video work, especially on "messier" sites.

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GioNYC @ Nov 7th 2006 3:56PM

7" Twinbird $600 for Kitchen
19" Sharp Aquos $399 w/ free Kitchen wall mount.

Uhhh.... I think I'll buy the Sharp Aquos.

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Malc @ Dec 30th 2006 7:29AM

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