It's autumn. Though a melancholic season, it is also a good time for weddings. If you're struggling with dowry selections, we've gathered IT products all in one place.

1. Refillable Inkjet Printer with Excellent Value for Money

A refillable multifunction printer is a system that uses ink tanks mounted on the printer with individual color inks replenished, rather than using cartridge-type dedicated inks. It reduces cost burden and eliminates the need to replace ink cartridges.

Its slim design allows use even in tight spaces. Additionally, the ink tank exterior is finished transparently so you can visually confirm ink levels.

2. Turn Your Living Room Into a Cinema: Sony Korea's Home Projector


Recently, Sony Korea's Professional Solutions Division unveiled three new high-performance home cinema projectors that enable experience of 4K HDR content at home.

The three native 4K HDR projectors (VPL-VW760ES, VPL-VW360ES, VPL-VW260ES), first unveiled at IFA 2017, feature compact and refined designs that blend well with home interiors and are engineered to deliver immersive native 4K HDR video and realistic colors.

All three utilize Sony's cutting-edge native 4K SXRD panels to deliver detailed images with 8.8 million pixels (4096×2160). Supporting HDR10 and HLG, they implement 4K HDR images with colors and contrast ratios faithful to the creator's intent. Additionally, they upgrade Full HD video to 4K-equivalent quality.

The VPL-VW260ES delivers high performance relative to its price while featuring native 4K HDR capabilities, while the VPL-VW360ES supports advanced features and high contrast ratios.

Both models are available in black and premium white colors to suit diverse customer environments. They support 2.06x zoom and feature lenses with 31% horizontal and 80-85% vertical wide shift capabilities for easy installation. The high-end model VPL-VW760ES with premium laser light source is scheduled for domestic launch within the year.


3. Analog Charm: Fujifilm Instax Share 2

A portable photo printer that prints photos taken on a smartphone to mini film. By transmitting photos to a dedicated mobile app via Wi-Fi, you can output credit-card-sized mini film prints within 10 seconds. Photos taken with a smartphone are rendered with a nostalgic analog feel.

The mobile app offers various photo editing features including custom filters and real-time templates, allowing you to customize your own photos. If you want to share the same photo with others, simply press the reprint button mounted on the side of the device.


4. Latest Specifications Notebook: Samsung Notebook 9 Pen with Intel 8th Generation Quad Core

It features a 360-degree rotatable touchscreen display and the 'S Pen' solution showcased in Galaxy Note products, enabling seamless switching between notebook and tablet use with great flexibility.

The Samsung Notebook 9 Pen is equipped with an 8th generation Intel Core processor, delivering even more powerful performance. The 8th generation Intel Core offers up to 40% improved performance compared to the 7th generation.

Additionally, thanks to new quad cores, power-efficient micro architecture, and silicon optimization technology, it smoothly supports increasingly prevalent 4K UHD video and 360-degree virtual reality content, as well as rapid editing capabilities.


5. Too Busy to Clean? Electrolux 3D Robot Vacuum 'PUREi9'

Swedish home appliance manufacturer Electrolux presents the 3D robot vacuum PUREi9 (Pure i9). The Electrolux Pure i9 is the world's first to be equipped with a 3D vision system, minimizing the shortcomings of existing robot vacuums.

The 3D vision system is a technology combining one camera and two lasers. Beyond the conventional sensor-based obstacle detection method, it views and analyzes spaces and objects three-dimensionally, overcoming the drawback of the vacuum getting stuck on obstacles or wedged in narrow gaps, interrupting cleaning.

Through 3D mapping navigation technology, the entire house is scanned to eliminate blind spots, and the triangular shape allows cleaning under furniture and around edges.


6. For Wine Enthusiasts: LG Electronics 'Wine Cellar Mini'

The product reflects the fact that most people store fewer than 10 bottles of wine at home and the growing demand among single and double-income households for compact appliances. It can store up to 8 bottles and features a slim, premium design that can be installed anywhere in the home—study, living room, kitchen, etc.

LG Electronics applied various technologies to the Wine Cellar Mini to preserve wine under optimal conditions: ▲semiconductor thermoelectric elements ▲double-layer glass door ▲1°C unit temperature control. Semiconductor thermoelectric element technology uses a small device made from semiconductors to absorb surrounding heat. Since no motor is used, vibration does not occur and noise is minimized.

An advantage of this product is its three-stage wine care system where tempered glass blocks ultraviolet rays and insulating glass combined with argon gas blocks heat, reducing cold air loss. Users can adjust the internal temperature of the wine cellar from 8°C to 16°C in 1°C increments.