JVC has officially announced the unveiling of the Everio GZ-HD3. The Everio GZ-HD3 is a compact digital recorder that records onto a specially integrated 60GB hard drive or SDHC memory cards. There...
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If you want to turn a photo in a 3-D version, but don't want to put on any goofy glasses, there is now the DIY 3-D Picture Frame Kit. The 3-D works using lenticular technology that you see on...
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Minox is planning to release two new digital cameras in the near future. The DC 6033 WP and DC 7022 both have USB connectivity as well as PictBridge technology, so you can print directly from your...
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Logitech is celebrating two of their new webcams. These QuickCam Pro models can do two megapixels each, both have Carl Zeiss lenses. The only difference between the two is one is for laptops, the...
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The advent of the iPhone will create a touchscreen frenzy, and the new HP Photosmar R937 Digital Camera looks designed to ride the wave. The HP Photosmart R937 has a 3.6 touchscreen, and designed to...
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Okay, that headline might imply something else, but it is meant to describe one of the coolest features of the VM-X300 by Samsung. You know those cars that go from 0 to 60 in just seconds? Well, the...
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Sanyo seems to want to tell that world that the Xacti E1 is the world's first waterproof camcorder. I find that hard to believe, but couldn't think of another model that was waterproof. Of...
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The Lomo Oktomat has eight lenses, making it one of the most unique cameras on the market today. This super camera has the ability to take eight pictures over 2.5 seconds. Although I'm not certain...
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by Eric Hanson on May 08, 2007
Here's a clever idea that I could see making its way into science classrooms across the world: a microscope powered by a USB connection. The ProScope HR is a high-resolution hand held microscope...
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by Mark Rollins on April 23, 2007
Obviously someone has seen too many James Bond films with a woman as the lead, because that's when you would need a camera disguised as a decorative locket. Right now, the Kodak 1881 exists as...
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by Eric Hanson on April 18, 2007
It may be a bit more awkward to conceal now than it was when it was first patented in 1886, but this camera, attached in a case that made it look like a lady's watch, still garners plenty of......
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by Mark Rollins on March 27, 2007
We are the Borg. Lower your shields and surrender to our surveillance. Resistance is futile. Sorry, couldn't help myself. You've got to admit that the shoulder-mounted camera that the man is...
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by Mark Rollins on March 15, 2007
Designer Jennifer Murphy has come up with a way for consumers to make a DVD recording without buying an expensive DVD video recorder. Of course, that technology is getting cheaper by the minute, and...
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by Mark Rollins on February 22, 2007
I don't have another shot of Canon's PowerShot TX1, but let me tell you something, it is able to fold up its display and lens into a metal plate the approximate size and shape of a deck of...
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by Eric Hanson on August 21, 2006
Remember the Live Vision? Well, according to Xbox Today, not only will the Live Vision come out on September 19, but consumers will have two options on what they want to get with their Live Vision....
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by Eric Hanson on August 18, 2006
If you're a 16-year-old girl (or have the sensibilities of one), you might be into this webcam: produced by Brando, it's built in to a plush version of Doraemon, a Japanese manga character....
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by Eric Hanson on August 17, 2006
If you like to take photos, chances are you like to have physical copies of them, too. After all, as convenient as it is to keep your photos on your computer or store them online so you can force......
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by Eric Hanson on August 15, 2006
I guess the AVerVision150 from AVerMedia is the modern equivalent of those transparency projectors teachers used back when I was in high school, although it sounds a lot more expensive for the...
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Sony has a new gadget that allows you take time and location reading to include with your photographs. The unit is a 12-channel design measuring 3" x 5" and weighs a mere two ounces. After...
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