Tag Archive for 'cameras'


Thursday, Nov 16th 2006 by Staff Editor

Nikon is adding a new entry-level D-SLR camera into their product lineup. The D40 is compact and targeted for the budget minded market. D40 sports a 6.1MP Nikon DX CCD image sensor and processing engine. The D40 uses Secure Digital Memory as its storage and also supports SDHC. Nikon D40 is bundled with AF-S DX [...]

Wednesday, Oct 11th 2006 by Rue Liu

Samsung seems intent on being the first on everything. Recently claiming the first NAND laptops and now the first 10-megapixel camera on the market. This newest addition to their line of multimedia phones, the SCH-B600 has not only upgraded to 10 megapixels from seven but is also thinner and lighter. Has 3x optical zoom and [...]

Tuesday, Oct 3rd 2006 by Rue Liu

I’ve always wanted to take professional-looking photos with my small point-and-shoot digital camera, but have had little luck. It is perhaps more a fault of the photographer than the equipment, but I’d like to think it’s the equipment. So, why not go get myself a nice digital SLR? Well, they’re a little bulky to carry [...]

Wednesday, Sep 27th 2006 by Chris Davies

This one has had quite a bit of coverage, but it’s such an interesting concept I think it’s worth a mention.  Berlin-based artist Sascha Pohflepp’s Buttons camera is a device designed to capture a moment rather than a picture - that is, it separates the content & location of a point in time from the [...]

Friday, Sep 22nd 2006 by Rue Liu

I thought cameras were supposed to get smaller and smaller. This huge beast of a camera is no joke, and is not for your average user unless they have bucket loads of money and find snapping photos and lifting weight all at the same time to be a nice modern convenience. No, but really, this [...]


Thursday, Sep 21st 2006 by Chris Davies

During a senior citizen’s charity barn dance last year, my grandmother was the victim of a very slow hit-and-run incident when one of the other participant’s wheelchairs ran over her foot.  With tragedy like this lacing our streets on an almost bi-daily basis, it’s a corn-fed shock to the system that wheelchair users are not [...]

Monday, Sep 18th 2006 by Chris Davies

We’ve probably all had a 9-to-5 when you get to the end of the day and think “blimey, what exactly have I achieved?”  Well, as long as you’ve got a cellphone running Nokia’s Series 60 OS, you’ll be able to both review your day and wear your handset as an unwieldy pendant, thanks to Waymarkr and their [...]

Monday, Sep 11th 2006 by Staff Editor

Sony launches new Cyber-shot cameras that equipped with touch screen display. The DSC-T50 features three inches scratch resistant touch screen pad with intuitive menu navigations reducing the buttons on the camera. Cyber-shot T-series sports 7 Megapixel using Carl Zeiss lens, an internal storage of 56MB and 3X optical zoom. The DSC-T50 battery life is pretty [...]


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