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Tuesday 31 December 2013
Scribbler the Drawing Robot
Robots are always something that are worth checking out, especially those super huge ones that can change their form factor depending on the situation. Who can forget the SDF-1 from Macross? That was one bad mother, and we have also our fair share of giants from Japan including the Transformers and Voltron. Here is something [...]
NEC MultiSync P241W and P241W-BK-SV desktop monitors launched
The 24-inch widescreen MultiSync P241W and P241W-BK-SV desktop monitors have officially been declared by NEC. While the former is supposed to be suitable for web graphics and photography applications, the latter provides an internal 14-bit 3D programmable lookup tables (LUTs), DisplayPort connectivity and a built-in USB hub. Employing an e-IPS panel for delivering seemingly superior [...]
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Remote Control Mop
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Adobe Premiere Elements 4 Review
Quick rundown:
Pros: Simple and easy to use, but with the flexibility to create more complex videos.
Cons: No AVCHD support, yet.
Adobe makes it easy to create quick, appealing home movies with the latest installment of Adobe Premiere Elements. A slick interface, better integration with Photoshop Elements, and better support for Flash-based sites like YouTube make Adobe [...]
Pros: Simple and easy to use, but with the flexibility to create more complex videos.
Cons: No AVCHD support, yet.
Adobe makes it easy to create quick, appealing home movies with the latest installment of Adobe Premiere Elements. A slick interface, better integration with Photoshop Elements, and better support for Flash-based sites like YouTube make Adobe [...]
Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/DigitalCamcorderNews/~3/AtYWVUjgWiQ/adobe-premiere-elements-4-review
Vodafone Blue handset with Facebook-centric features debuts in India
Vodafone has dived once again in the mobile phone manufacturing arena with the Vodafone Blue Facebook oriented handset. Developed in collaboration with the social networking site, it comes with free Facebook access for an entire year. To start with its Facebook affinity, it is embellished with a blue hued dedicated Facebook key standing out in [...]
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Nintendo eShop has recovered from holiday traffic slam
The Nintendo eShop has been drifting in and out of service since sometime on Christmas Day, Kotaku reports, but it's finally back online as of earlier this afternoon. The eShop … Continue reading
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New XDCAM Camcorders From Sony
Sony has announced what they call, “the 2nd Stage of [Sony’s] Total HD Solution,” which will be shown at Inter BEE 2007 in Japan.
“XDCAM” HD422 is the new flagship lineup in Sony’s industry-leading range of “XDCAM” tapeless products and solutions. The “PDW-700″ camcorder and “PDW-HD1500″ recorder feature MPEG-2 422P@HL codec, 50Mbps video data rate, Full [...]
“XDCAM” HD422 is the new flagship lineup in Sony’s industry-leading range of “XDCAM” tapeless products and solutions. The “PDW-700″ camcorder and “PDW-HD1500″ recorder feature MPEG-2 422P@HL codec, 50Mbps video data rate, Full [...]
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Monday 30 December 2013
Please, Apple - Kill Newsstand!
For a company known for making cutting edge hardware and software, with a huge focus on design and user experience, Apple have still made one or two weird decisions. "Hey, how about we force all of one specific type of...
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Chromebooks gobbled 21% of notebook sales in 2013 tips NPD
Several years ago, the netbook boomed and grabbed a significant portion of the computer market thanks to its lower price. One of the most costly parts of a notebook is … Continue reading
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The biggest stories of 2013: Console wars, Bitcoin's boom and the NSA's very bad year
2013 was a bust! Or so we've been told. Whether you follow that line of thinking or reflect on the last 363 days in a more optimistic light, it's clear the year wasn't all big breakthroughs and great triumphs. This was the year of government ...Source: http://www.engadget.com/2013/12/30/2013-year-in-review/?ncid=rss_truncated
Fitbit iPhone 5s update teases wearable data without the band
In a move rather similar to Nike?s efforts with their own wearable sports tracker and app, Fitbit has updated their app to give basic fitness data without the Fitbit band … Continue reading
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Editors' top accessories: Jerry's picks for 2013
A few things to make your Android experience even better
Everyone loves accessories for their Android phone or tablet. Maybe you need a case because you know you're going to abuse your new phone a little bit, or just want to try a different look. Or maybe you want some headphones or a speaker to get better sound from the little gadget that holds your music (or music subscription). Or, you found the perfect gadget to compliment your Android, and just had to have it.
We get it. Accessories for portable electronics are a huge business, and just about anything you can think of is out there waiting for you to buy it. We get a chance to look at a lot of them throughout the year, and each of us listed a few that we thought were standouts. Jump past the break and have a look at what I thought were the best accessories of the year.
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Steam Machine hardware revealed by a beta tester - find out what it actually looks like
Over the weekend Valve got around to sending out its Steam Machines to a selected handful of beta-testers. The Machine, which is perhaps halfway between a PC and a games console is designed for living room use - and could...
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RED ONE Review at Studio Daily
Studio Daily has a review of the RED ONE camera written by one of the first owners (serial #30). The reviewer is impressed by the camcorder, as is pretty much everyone else right now. He is careful to point out the “beta” stage the camcorder is still in (e.g. no playback, only one viewing output, [...]
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The iMpulse will make gaming and playing music on your phone much easier
We use our phones for just about everything. They play the part of taking and receiving calls of course, but we also have texting, games, answering emails, surfing the web, and listening to music. It has our whole lives hiding inside, and helps us to be more productive (if we choose to be). The only [...]
Source: http://www.coolest-gadgets.com/20131227/impulse-gaming-playing-music-phone-easier/
Spotify pay tribute to Winamp with Spotiamp
Today marks the death of Winamp, a beloved music player that it's many fans during the Napster era would swear by. Sadly time didn't treat Winamp well - it soldiered on despite tough competition from the likes of iTunes (it...
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