Samsung Galaxy S Accessory Lineup Announced
by Sze | Filed under Peripherals and Accessories
Samsung announced its lineup of Galaxy S accessories, including a desktop dock, a vehicle dock, a backup battery charging system, a three-pack screen protector set and a WiFi HD streaming device.
Galaxy S’ vehicle dock mounts the phone to a car windshield or dashboard, providing turn-by-turn instructions for a safe, hands-free GPS navigation experience. The dock can rotates freely between landscape and portrait modes and also contains a micro USB connection to conveniently charge a phone while in-use.
The compact desktop dock, on the other hand, offers users an easy-to-use option to view their favorite movies, listen to music, display as a digital picture frame and use the desktop speakerphone when making hands-free calls while at a desk or in a home office. It also doubles a charger. Users can also download Samsung’s Desk Home application that can switch brightness levels from day to night and provides one-touch access to the Daily Briefing, alarm clock, music, pictures, movie gallery and local weather.
The backup battery charging system includes an extra 1500 mAh battery, a spare battery charger with phone stand and a wall charger for charging your phone and spare battery separately. The backup charger is small enough to fit in a pocket for easy carrying.
Lastly, the Samsung WMG1602 WiFi HD streaming device lets users to stream movie, music and photo directly from the Galaxy S to a HDTV.
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Take a look at the Wireless Media Stick by HSTi.
It can be used as an accessory to the Samsung Galaxy S or the HTC EVO – HD phone lines.
Stream files from your laptop through the phone to any TV,DVD,Blu-ray, PS3,Xbox, O!Play, WDTV, and any other device that can read files from the USB port.
I watched a whole 1080p HD movie streamed from my NAS to my non DLNA LG Blu-ray.
Highly recommend it.