Archive for July, 2009 - Page 18

Samsung is taking on the easy HD concept with their new Samsung SMX-K40 and SMX-K45 entry-level camcorders the company have just announced today. Both models come in the palmcorder format, can record up to 720 x 480 resolution (that’s nearly full-HD video quality), feature 65x “Intelli-Zoom” (52x optical zoom) lenses, [...]

Talented artists Jonathan Schipper and Amelia Biewald have joined forces to come up with one of the coolest things to adore your iPhone with, the handcrafted solid metal EXOvault iPhone case. Made from solid aluminum, brass or titanium, the EXOvault iPhone case keeps away from the common plastics we see [...]

In a recent press release, ASUS have just taken the wraps off the TV Monitor T1 Series, a hybrid range of LCD TVs and monitors that brings HDTV broadcasting along with Full HD Blu-ray Disc playback. Available in 22-, 24- and 27-inch versions, they all offer 1080p resolutions (1980×1080) and [...]

Samsung have just unveiled two new SyncMaster 80 Series LCD monitors in Korea — Samsung SyncMaster F2080 and Samsung SyncMaster F2380, that are meant to compete with Dell’s UltraSharp series. Mounted on a convenient 5.1-inch LCD telescoping stand that allows flipping and rotating, both models feature what the company calls [...]

In an attempt to prove that their products still have what it takes to be where the iPod and other PMPs are, Sony have just updated their slim and chic Walkman players today with the new E-series and the formerly Japan-only B-series. Both the Sony Walkman E440 and Sony Walkman [...]

Although a behemothic desktop PC custom tailored for a gamer’s needs is most of the time the best solution, avid players have started looking the other direction at gaming laptops that become more powerful by the day. In the same line, the wicked chaps at Rock have just introduced their [...]

Samsung have introduced two new digital compact cameras in its SL Series in the form of the Samsung SL502 and the Samsung SL720, both of which offer 12.5 megapixel sensors paired with 5x optical zoom lenses (35mm and 28mm wide angle equivalents) and which, as you’d expect from compacts, come [...]

Motion-capture is popping up everywhere. The Wii brought it home with its WiiMote and the iPod found a way to integrate motion-sensing into a portable communications device. The main problem with most of these motion-capture gizmos is that they aren’t very refined. By this I mean they are good at [...]

When it comes to keeping your precious bottles of wine stored in just the right conditions, nothing beats an electric cooling system. They allow you to set the perfect temperature and climate conditions that insure your wine is at its best when you are ready to serve. The folks at [...]

Microsoft is definitely taking on Google and their revolutionary model of offering most of their applications for free and online. After announcing Bing (and seeing great results in just one month), the new Windows 7 RTM build yesterday, today Steve Ballmer came up with an announcement just as “shocking” – [...]