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Leica M9 Titanium Limited Edition Unveiled

, Sep 20th 2010 Discuss [0]

For top-priced cameras, Leica goes hand-in-hand. The company is known for making cameras that have plenty of features and aesthetic eye-caching goodness, and the price tag generally follows suit. But with the unveiling of the M9 Titanium Limited Edition, the company has out-done themselves. Created by a team that incorporated members of Leica and Volkswagen, the Titanium limited edition camera is something to just stare at, if not actually use. Read The Full Story

The Daily Slash: September 17th 2010

, Sep 17th 2010 Discuss [0]

Welcome to the brand new edition of The Daily Slash. If you've been following the daily wrap-up since its debut a few months back, then you know that it's been changing ever so slightly. And, you may have noticed that it's been on somewhat of a hiatus recently. With that being said, The Daily Slash is back, with a far more streamlined and clean aesthetic to it, bringing you to the best stories of today right here on the R3 Media Network. But first, we'll start with a story found around the Internet that grabbed our attention that may not have made it to the main stream of news. So, let's get right into it, shall we? Welcome to The Daily Slash. Read The Full Story

Asus Eee PC 1015PEM Netbook Now Available in the US for $399

, Sep 17th 2010 Discuss [0]

Just a couple of days ago, Asus took some time at PEPCOM to announce a plethora of new hardware, ranging from netbooks to PCs. And while the announcement did well to let people know what was coming, Asus wasn't very clear on when each piece of new technology would find its way to the market, let alone where in the world they would be launching. If the Eee PC 1015PEM is any indication, then it looks like we won't have to wait long to start seeing the other announcements popping up. Read The Full Story

Digital Projection International unveils three dVision LED projectors with lifetime illumination

Digital Projection International is a maker of some higher end projectors for different uses. The company has unveiled three new dVision LED projectors that boast lifetime illumination. The projectors include the dVision 30-1080p LED with 1080p resolution, dVision 30-WUXGA LED, and the dVision 35-WQXGA LED projectors. Read The Full Story

NZXT debuts new Sleeved LED Kit for adding bling to your PC

When we talk about NZXT, we are typically talking about a new PC case or power supply. The company also has a line of gear and accessories for making your PC look better. A new product has been added to the accessory line at NZXT called the Sleeved LED Kit that makes it easy to add lights inside your computer case without having to resort to CCFL lights that take up lots of space and draw lots of power. Read The Full Story

Magic Bulb’s LED Bulb Features Rechargeable Battery, Ability to Become Flashlight

IFA is great for the tech industry. Every facet of the market has a space to show off their latest and greatest. And while Samsung and LG both took plenty of time to show off their glorious devices, smaller companies tend to hide in the shadows. Which is a shame, especially when it comes to a small company out of China called Magic Bulb. They've managed to create an LED bulb that has a rechargeable battery inside, but that also has another trick hidden up its sleeve. Read The Full Story

Philips 3D Cinema 21:9 Platinum live at IFA 2010, plus NetTV & flagship BDP-9600 Blu-ray deck

Philips' Android PMP was eye-catching in its own special way, but it couldn't hold a candle to the company's latest 3D Cinema 21:9 Platinum LCD HDTV.  As the name suggests, it's Philips' Cinema 21:9 HDTV with an added shot of 3D alongside Ambilight.  Meanwhile there are also the new NetTV IP-connected sets, Blu-ray boxes and speaker systems. Read The Full Story

Sony BRAVIA KDL 60NX810, 55NX810 & 46NX810 LED LCD 3D HDTVs Announced

, Aug 25th 2010 Discuss [0]

Sony loves to bundle their announcements. No problems here, especially when they all fall in the same line of HDTVs, featuring that 3D technology you either love or hate. This time around its 3 brand new BRAVIA sets, all of which are littered with features, but also come packing that price tag we all love or hate. Jump in after the break to take in the feature set, and start saving your pennies for what could very well be your next splurge purchase. Read The Full Story

AAXA Technologies P1 Jr. Pico Projector Breaks Cover

, Aug 18th 2010 Discuss [6]

As far as pico projectors go, they all may look somewhat similar, but you can never just have one. Or, wait, is that something else? AAXA isn't a newcomer to the pico projector market. In fact, they're probably one of the larger names in the industry, and when they release a new model, pico projector fans listen. Read The Full Story

Samsung’s UN65C8000 65-inch 3D LED TV Costs $6,000

, Aug 13th 2010 Discuss [2]

We all know that while 3D is making a major push for our living rooms, it's still not as inexpensive as many would like. In fact, in most cases, 3D is basically expensive. In the case of Samsung's brand new 65-inch 3D LED HDTV, there's no doubt that the price tag will match the features. So if you're not into the whole "portable" thing, and you'd much rather be firmly planted on your couch watching a TV that's way too big for your living room, here's one fantastic option. Read The Full Story

SteriPEN Sidewinder Water Sterilizer Features UV Bulb, LED Indicator, and Hand-Crank

, Aug 10th 2010 Discuss [0]

We can't help but enjoy pieces of tech out there that showcase some aspects of current generation technology, but then throw in a curve ball by including something a bit more "old-school." And, when it comes to old-school, a hand-crank is pretty much as old as it gets. In the case of SteriPEN's Sidewinder water sterilizer, it does make sure that you'll be able to keep your water safe to drink, no matter where you are. No need to worry about that power outlet or faucet. So that's a bonus. Read The Full Story

Stowamatic GT2 Makes Carrying Your Golf Clubs Easier

We're not necessarily sure that golf, as a whole, needs to be made easier (at least, not the walking part), but if it does, then what better place to start than carrying your clubs? We know that driving that cart around may not be all that great, so walking from one whole to another may be your only option. And you're probably tired of dragging that bag around everywhere. So here's the Stowamatic GT2, with a nice little battery to help you along. Read The Full Story

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