SlashGear JapanUsing Nikon’s Wave-Surface camera body these two cameras look amazing and offer up 9MP of photographic goodness. You also get a 3x NIKKOR optical zoom and OVR or optical vibration reduction as well as up to ISO 3200 shots.
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Nikon CoolPix S52 and S52c digital cameras – thin and light
By James Allan Brady on Thursday, Apr 10th 2008 No CommentsToshiba A, M, and P 300 Series notebooks as well as U400 notebook announced
By James Allan Brady on Wednesday, Apr 9th 2008 No CommentsIs it just me or does it seems like Toshiba is working hard to make it through the whole alphabet sometime soon? Regardless, Toshiba has 4 new lines of notebooks to add to the two new ones I told you about yesterday.
Nokia N810 running Android OS – could be better than OS2008 for the N810
By James Allan Brady on Wednesday, Apr 9th 2008 No CommentsSome enterprising fellows over at eLinux.org have found a way to get Google’s Android OS onto a Nokia N810 with its OMAP2 chips, which means this particular hack should also work with some Sharp Zaurus models. Anyways, the Android OS looks simply heavenly on the N810 and just goes to further prove that the OS isn’t limited by a cellular connection, it can work on a broad range of mobile devices.
Lady Attaché flash drive from PNY – even Paris would say “That’s Hot!”
By James Allan Brady on Monday, Apr 7th 2008 No CommentsThis new flash drive from PNY doesn’t have any special technical features, it packs in your choice of two or four gigabytes of storage and is built in such a way that when closed the USB port is protected. What it does have is a bit of fashionable appeal attached to it due to its design, shape, and color allowing it to be an attractive storage option to all the ladies out there who prefer attractive gadgets.
I have yet to get my grubby little hands on one of these things and I am already feeling my mouth water at the anticipation of what they’ve done just with the software side of things. If you thought for one second that you could do everything you do on the internet, this new version of gOS with the MySpace functionality added.
SlashGear Week In Review – 03/30/08 – 04/05/08
By James Allan Brady on Sunday, Apr 6th 2008 No CommentsWell, a lot has happened this past week and this is just a little recap for those of you that aren’t big fans of back reading through pages of articles. I highly recommend you at least skim through and make sure there isn’t something really interesting that you missed, but here’s a brief overview.
Collusion ban ends – now we find out what’s going to happen with that 700MHz spectrum
By James Allan Brady on Friday, Apr 4th 2008 No Comments
Verizon got most of C-Block and have admitted they intent to use it for their 4th generation LTE network, which will replace their 3G EV-DO Rev. A network. ATT has said that it will also be using most of the spectrum it acquired for an LTE network, but whereas Verizon is touting a full launch date of 2010, ATT is calling out 2012, however ATT also intends on upgrading their HSDPA network to 7.2Mbps to hold their customers over.
Olive Media OPUS No4 Home Music Server – an interior decorator’s dream
By James Allan Brady on Thursday, Apr 3rd 2008 No CommentsI can only imagine how many times someone has been designing the interior of a high end house, ran across the list of requirements, saw music server, and immediately started thinking of ways/places to hide it away in. Well, with this unit you won’t have to or want to hide it away as it’s actually quite attractive and is more functional when out in the open where you can use the touchscreen which appears to feature some sort of CoverFlow-like browsing system.
New Intel Classmate PC
By James Allan Brady on Thursday, Apr 3rd 2008 No CommentsIn competition with the OLPC project, Intel is finally going to start selling their notebook for prices ranging from $300 to $500. Some of the newer models will have fewer features and thus require less power, but they are also pushing out models with both a 7 and a 9 inch screen, a 30GB HDD and a webcam.
Sony HandyCam HDR-TG1 (or TG3 in Europe) – shiny, but does it work?
By James Allan Brady on Thursday, Apr 3rd 2008 1 CommentThings I like about this camera: the up to 1080i recording resolution, the shiny exterior, the fact that it comes with 4GB of storage. Things I don’t like about this camera: the 4GB of storage come on a Memory Stick PRO Duo card and the AVCHD recording codec.
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