King Jim has introduced a new mouse scanner to its line-up, the MSC20. Coming in a 4-button design (2 buttons + 1 wheel button + 1 scan button), this wired mouse has a 1200dpi LED sensor, a USB connector and a built-in scanner (scan size is compatible with up to A4 size / resolution up to 400dpi). The MSC20 will hit the market from April 25th for 8,000 Yen (about $78) in black and white color options. [Product Page]
You know that stack of storage boxes buried deep in your closet that you’re too lazy to dismantle to find that one item you’re looking for? These boxes from King Jim feature a small tag on one side that lets you catalog photos of their contents, so when it’s time to find something you can do all the searching from your iPhone or iPad.
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Do you feel guilty printing out an entire email when all you really needed was someone’s address? King Jim’s new compact Cocodori printer is designed for just those occasions. Using an included piece of software, it lets you highlight only specific areas of your screen for printing. And what you’re left with is a receipt-sized note with an adhesive backing that you can even use as a sticky note.
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If you have not heard of King Jim before, fret not, there is not much that you have missed along the way. Basically, King Jim is a brand that normally churns out memo and recording devices, and this time around, they have something for the office, with a release date of April 19th attached to it. In a nutshell, the new offering from King Jim would be equipped with a quartet of cameras, in addition to a microphone of course, letting a group of executives to enjoy 360 degrees of participation in video conference calls.
Normal video conference calls or meetings would see the use of a traditional web camera which is unable to include all the people in the meeting room, but with the MR360 from King Jim, all of the participants are able to appear on the screen, where the receiving end of the call can see everyone else. No more winking to your colleague or other kinds of hanky panky here, as you can choose from 3 shooting modes – “Single”, ” Divide in quarters” and “Auto”.
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KING JIM’s new interesting product, to be released on April 19, has 4 cameras and a microphone allowing 360 degree participation in video conference calls.
In a normal video conference call/meeting, a traditional web camera cannot include all the people in the meeting room, however, with “MR360″ all participants can appear on the screen on the other side of the call.
3 shooting modes are available: “Single”, ” Divide in quarters” and “Auto” that makes each camera switch automatically as required. Video output can be playable on “MR360″ or a personal computer.
Price: ¥34,650 (Including tax)
Display: 2.4 inch TFT color LCD
SD card slot: SD card max 2GB/ SDHC card max 32 GB
Size: 77 × 77 × 220mm
Weight: 485g
MR360 can be ordered here.
King Jim hits back with their new folding digital memo, the Pomera DM25. This travel-friendly device is equipped with a 5.0-inch 640 x 480 TFT monochrome LCD screen, a 105MB of internal memory, an SD/SDHC card slot, a mini USB port and is powered by 2x AAA batteries. The Pomera DM25 will be available from March 8th for 29,400 Yen (about $317). [Product Page]
Ah! here you are something that IS actually interesting, the Paketta from King Jim! This tiny (75x52x20mm and 40G) 8 or 16GB flash drive comes with a WiFi BGN module that once connected to a PC or powered by any USB compatible device will give you the possibility to access its contents wirelessly from any devices running a dedicated app that is so far only available for Windows XP, Vista 7 and iOS, Windows 8 and OSX software will be available Q1 2013 on King Jim support page.
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King Jim is about to drop their newest mouse scanner in Japan, the ‘MSC10′. Coming in a 4-button design (1 wheel button + 2 buttons + 1 scan button), this wired mouse has a 1200dpi laser sensor, a USB 2.0 connector and comes with a built-in scanner (scan size is compatible with up to A4 size / resolution up to 400dpi). The MSC10 will start shipping from November 2nd for 11,550 Yen (about $146). [Product Page]
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