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Saturday, 1 June 2013
Canon HV30 HDV Camcorder
Canon has announced the HV30, this year’s consumer HDV model and the replacement of the popular HV20. Wisely deciding not to fix what wasn’t broken, Canon chose to upgrade a select set of features to enhance the user experience when compared to the HV30’s predecessor. Besides the new black color, the Canon HV30 will now [...]
Self-driving cars might demand new license tests for drivers
Owners of self-driving cars may have to undergo extra testing in order to “upgrade” their license to handle the next-gen vehicles, the NHTSA has suggested. Tentative enthusiasm for self-driving cars by the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration comes with the possibility of more stringent drivers license testing, with the new challenges of safely interacting
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Satechi 7-Port USB 3.0 Aluminum Hub
Throughout my relatively short life, there is one lesson that I have learnt – never argue with a lady whenever she is mulling over whether to pick up that particular pair of shoes or handbag, never mind that she already has umpteenth pair of shoes and countless handbags back home. Assuming you are a geek, [...]
Source: http://www.coolest-gadgets.com/20130601/satechi-7port-usb-30-aluminum-hub/
Channel your inner Ninja Warrior with the Android game of the same name
I have absolutely no qualms about admitting that I've spent the occasional weekend in bed, watching "Ninja Warrior." Now I can play the game while watching the show.
Ninja Warrior is now available for Android (as well as the Kindle Fire and iOS), and it brings a decently fun game to your phone and tablet. It's a side-scroller that uses basic gestures for jumping and sliding and ducking and what not, and the graphics are passable, if not overly impressive. There are all sorts of in-game upgrades and achievements and clothes, which would be more fun if you didn't also need to be a ninja to navigate the UI. It's pretty busy.
Gameplay isn't overly difficult, but we'd love to see some sensitivity options. Swiping just doesn't seem to be as quick as we'd expect. Wind-up Knight is a great example of how we'd expect this sort of game to behave, but Nina Warrior just doesn't quite live up to that.
The good news is that for $1.99, you don't have to break the bank to give it a go, and you get a bunch of levels to keep you occupied. Hit the link above to download, and we've got screenshots after the break.
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Samsung Announces Upgrades to Two Camcorder Lines
Samsung's QF30 and F80 are minor upgrades to the last-generation QF20 and F80, with improvements primarily focusing on WiFi connectivity and sharing.
Source: http://www.camcorderinfo.com/News/Samsung-Announces-Upgrades-To-Two-Camcorder-Lines.htm
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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