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Written by Jeff Nilges
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Friday, 15 February 2008 |
Sigmatek is joining the force and starting to produce Blu-ray players with it's newest player, the SBR-1000. Listing at only $364, it'll be the cheapest Blu-ray player, but for now, it's only in Europe. Shouldn't be long before it hits the floors here in the U.S.
[Via Presence PC]
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Written by Jeff Nilges
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Monday, 11 February 2008 |
This new fan-made mockup has everyone wanting one. Although the placement of the L and R triggers is a little odd, it's still an amazing device. Gank that UMD, add some flash memory, and this is our be-all end-all fantasy portable gaming device -- that will likely never ever be made.
[Via PSP Fanboy]
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Written by Jeff Nilges
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Saturday, 02 February 2008 |
It's been spreading around quite rapidly, but it's now official that the Zune 8 is just $179. Who knows what triggered the $20 price drop (maybe Microsoft was feeling generous today), but now is a great time to buy!
[Photo Via Engadget]
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Written by Jeff Nilges
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Friday, 01 February 2008 |
Soon to be announced, Dell's E-Series, and everyone is liking what they see. "So far we know there will be a 4.25 pound / 14.1-inch and 5 pound / 15.4-inch version, both with WXGA and WXGA+ LED backlit displays, as well as a 12-inch (pictured above) and 13.3-inch version for road warrior types. Expect DisplayPort, eSATA, plenty of USB ports, and PC or ExpressCard slots in the larger models."
[Via Engadget]
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Written by Jeff Nilges
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Thursday, 31 January 2008 |
"Garmin's recently (and abruptly) announced handset obviously marks the firm's first solo foray into the cellphone arena, and according to Cliff Pemble, the firm's president and COO, it's the "breakthrough product that cellphone and GPS users around the world have been longing for." That being said, the unit will feature a 3.5-inch touchscreen with a trio of primary icons -- Call, Search and View Map -- along with an internet browser, HSDPA support and preloaded maps of North America and / or Eastern and Western Europe. Furthermore, it houses "millions" of POIs, doles out turn-by-turn, voice-prompted directions and becomes Garmin's first device to include Google's local search capability. As for pricing and availability? We're looking at a Q3 2008 release, but we'll have to wait things out before finding out a price and who exactly will be carrying it. Check out the gallery below for shots of the device and its UI, and head on past the break for lots more dirt."
[Via Engadget]
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Written by Jeff Nilges
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Wednesday, 30 January 2008 |
SEOUL, Korea (AVING) -- Nikon Imaging Korea launched its new entry-level DSLR ‘D60’ which is equipped with 10.2M CCD image sensor and EXPEED image processor.
The D60 is smaller than your average dSLR, just like the popular Nikon D40. The 10.2M cam comes with the AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR image-stabilizing lens included.
It's practically an instant-on camera, with an 0.18-second startup time. Users can crop, retouch, and edit photos in the camera with its onboard editing apps, and the camera can even create stop-motion films by sequencing up to 100 consecutive shots. Nikon says the 'Stop Motion Movie' mode is a first for digital SLRs.
The D60 uses Nikon's Expeed imaging processing engine to enhance photo color and tone, as well as 3-D Color Matrix Metering II, which the company says makes automatic exposure adjustments to low-light shots. The camera can capture RAW-format images, which can be resized and edited within the camera.
[Via AVING]
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