TQ Hardwire: This DaCre device has the simplest interface to understand, and is compact for travel. The TQ is simple in design, featuring a two screened device that can be closed and opened for protection. The device is quite thin, having a thickness of 1.2 cm. The device is five inches wide, and three inches long when closed, 5 in and 6.1 when open. It has anti glare screen, and typical bulletproof plastics. The access port is located on the top left corner of the outer shell. Simply pull out the wireless receptor, and place it into the access port to connect to the net.
JK Dot: The JK uses a more circular design than most. Rather than a working screen, the Dot utilizes a multi faceted camera to create a working hologram. The camera is located in the center of the cylindrical device, hence it's name, 'Dot'. With a diameter of only three inches, and being only two centimeters thick, the device is ideal for travel. Comes with a hand loop so you can be sure not to lose it. It comes standard with a twelve foot cord jack, but can be upgraded to wireless.
XLR8: Popular amongst both adults and youth, the XLR8 uses a wristband style. The device houses a the XLR8 houses a 1.5 * 1.5 inch watch, which, aside from keeping time, has other, obvious useful functions. Upon activation, two prongs, spread six inches apart from each other, which cast a high-tech, holographic screen, capable of displaying various things, including your DaCre, its rank and condition, and other non-related programs. It houses an entirely wireless system, requiring no ports or wires.
Subject: DaCre Technology 
Sat Aug 14, 2010 6:29 pm
