Twinbird Link Zabady takes on Sony LocationFree

Nov 8 2006, 2:00am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Japanese Twinbird offers the Zabady wireless video streaming solution that competes with Sony's LocationFree solution.

The Twinbird Zabady consists of a splash proof 7 inch portable display and a box that connects to your AV equipment or TV.

The Zabady display can work for 8 hours on single battery charge. The video signal is transmitted wirelessly. Somehow the Japanese company thinks that people want to watch TV while washing the dishes.
Here is a tip, get a dish washer, then you can sit in the living room and watch TV on your 65 incher. Pricing is not set yet for the Zabady (VW-J707S). Release in Japan will be on December 1st.
More details on the Twinbird site (Japanese). Via AkihabaraNews.

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