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Sony Cybershot DSC-G1 Wi-Fi (Video)

nateroe — Fri, 13 Apr 2007 00:59:45 +0000

This Sony Cybershot DSC-G1 give you the latest technology in Wi-Fi as shown in the video in read more. 3x optical zoom, 3.5-inch display, and 2GB of internal memory will allow you to make the most of this 6-megapixel camera. Check out the video in read more!
This video is thanks to CrunchGear

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Glide Disposable Digital Video Camera

nateroe — Sat, 07 Apr 2007 23:11:10 +0000

This Glide Disposable Digital Video Camera is give you the same type of convenience as a disposable camera, but with the technology of today. The Glide takes high quality videos that can be processed at pharmacies, grocers, and other retails. Chech out another picture in read more!

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Robot-like USB Webcam

Admin — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 21:30:11 +0000

Check out the latest webcam offering from USBgeek. Although the cam looks pretty cool, its functionallity isn’t great, with only a VGA camera to provide telepresence. As far as robotics goes the little beast is pretty limited too, its only function appears to be a couple of lights that come on automatically in darkness. Still, not bad for $24.

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Philips and Intel’s New PDA For Doctors and Nurses

jlacosta — Thu, 01 Mar 2007 21:13:57 +0000

Philips and Intel would be developing a portable tablet computer designed to accomodate medics’ need for watching over patients and sending data through their main computers in realtime. The tablet is 10.4 inches with a 1024 x 768 touch-screen resolution display. More information says that it has Bluetooth capabilities which runs through a Wi-Fi connection. Digital cameras to take pictures of patients and other important medical related snapshots are also expected to be in this nifty PDA.

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ZINK Handheld Printer

nateroe — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 22:52:11 +0000

The old Polaroid pictures that you could shake to get the picture is not longer very practical, but the idea of getting your pictures on the run, nobody can dislike.

Initially used to print 2×3 inch color pictures. With the new technology it features ink will no longer be necessary. This technoloy heat up the special pieces of paper, and the different temperatures will create different colors. Costing $99 standalone format or as a $199 camera/printer hybrid, while the snazzy paper will run you $19.95 for a pack of one hundred. Whether or not the quality will be good is something I’m quite excited to see.
Engadget

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FlapCam

nateroe — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 22:03:59 +0000

This FlapCam is a creative idea to both reduce the amount of space it will take up, but also and more importantly will allow you to protect your lense and your LCD screen at all times. Although not yet announced whether it will go into production, it looks like it has a very good chance.

A design like this negates the need for a case as long as you remember to flip it around when shooting. Also, the hinge can flip open partially, so the user can take pictures of himself or other stuff at an angle

TechEblog

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Canon 1Ds mark III

nateroe — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 04:07:46 +0000

This new Canon camera planned to be unveiled at the PhotoPlus Expo 2007 in October 2007 will be a 22 megapixel camera.

Gadgets FosFor

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Sony’s High-Def Camcorder Records to DvDs

Admin — Wed, 10 Jan 2007 00:52:54 +0000

Sony’s new HD camcorder, the HDR-UX5 (shown $1000), can record directly to DvDs. Now you don’t have to hassle with converting your footage to a DvD, but there is one catch. The catch is that these discs are only playable on Blu-ray players or PCs. Not a big deal if you have a Blu-ray player or don’t mind watching you footage on a PC monitor. Personally I would like it if i could pop it right into my DvD player.

Via [SciFi Tech]

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