Japanese camera manufacturer Olympus has just introduced the successor to its SZ-30MR compact shooter.
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Olympus unveils SZ-31MR camera: 16 megapixels, 24x optical zoom
On February 8, 2012, In Gadgets, Technology, by oliverwilliams65
Japanese camera manufacturer Olympus has just introduced the successor to its SZ-30MR compact shooter.
On February 8, 2012, In Gadgets, by RheomeGriffth610
Olympus isn’t planning on staying far behind its competition in the ruggedized camera department.
Olympus isn’t planning on staying far behind its competition in the ruggedized camera department.
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Olympus updates its Tough lineup, intros TG-820 ruggedized shooter
On January 23, 2012, In Gadgets, by DanelleSoapes737
Electric bikes just got a cool new poster boy. This deceptively battery-powered bike is a sequel, matching the five-speed transmission found on the original, but now gifted with a shadowy new look and some appealing chrome licks. The Brutus 2.0 also plumps for a lithium battery over the lead battery of earlier models.
Electric bikes just got a cool new poster boy. This deceptively battery-powered bike is a sequel, matching the five-speed transmission found on the original, but now gifted with a shadowy new look and some appealing chrome licks. The Brutus 2.0 also plumps for a lithium battery over the lead battery of earlier models.
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Brutus 2.0 electric bike appears with moody paint job, helmet and goggles not included
On January 9, 2012, In Gadgets, by weranda7
It’s here and the rumors were true — the HTC Titan II is basically an HTC Titan with LTE for AT&T and a 16 megapixel camera with backside illuminated sensor, f/2.6 AF lens and dual LED flash (vs eight megapixels sensor and f/2.2 lens on the original). The industrial design is more traditional HTC (think Thunderbolt) — gone is the rather elegant look and feel of its predecessor, along with removable battery (although the pack grows from 1600mAh to 1730mAh). We’re extremely impressed with the camera so far and are currently taking sample shots.
It’s here and the rumors were true — the HTC Titan II is basically an HTC Titan with LTE for AT&T and a 16 megapixel camera with backside illuminated sensor, f/2.6 AF lens and dual LED flash (vs eight megapixels sensor and f/2.2 lens on the original). The industrial design is more traditional HTC (think Thunderbolt) — gone is the rather elegant look and feel of its predecessor, along with removable battery (although the pack grows from 1600mAh to 1730mAh). We’re extremely impressed with the camera so far and are currently taking sample shots.
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HTC Titan II with LTE for AT&T hands-on
On January 3, 2012, In Gadgets, by weranda7
Both Net Applications and StatCounter have released their figures for browser market share for 2011 and it makes for largely unsurprising reading. Internet Explorer’s full share has dropped but it still maintains the top spot — a 52 percent share according to Net Applications and 39 percent according to StatCounter. Meanwhile, second place remains tantalizingly within reach for Chrome, which has made headway catching up with Firefox, whose growth had apparently stalled during 2011.
Both Net Applications and StatCounter have released their figures for browser market share for 2011 and it makes for largely unsurprising reading. Internet Explorer’s full share has dropped but it still maintains the top spot — a 52 percent share according to Net Applications and 39 percent according to StatCounter. Meanwhile, second place remains tantalizingly within reach for Chrome, which has made headway catching up with Firefox, whose growth had apparently stalled during 2011.
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Internet Explorer holds onto top browser crown while Chrome and Firefox tussle over second place
On September 1, 2011, In Gadgets, by braciejo41
Hey, remember that new product from Improv Electronics that we told you about yesterday? We managed to sneak in some time with the device today at IFA, and we have to say, we like what we see
Hey, remember that new product from Improv Electronics that we told you about yesterday? We managed to sneak in some time with the device today at IFA, and we have to say, we like what we see
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Boogie Rip eWriting pad stylus-on (video)
On July 27, 2011, In Gadgets, by brumek13
Last month, Olympus lifted the veil on a trio of 12.3-megapixel Micro Four Thirds cameras, replacing both models in its PEN line and adding the small and light E-PM1. We already knew to expect an August ship date for the $900 E-P3, but now the company filled us in on its tilt-enabled E-PL3, which will be available in black, white, red, and silver when it ships in September. Priced at $700, the kit will include either a 14-42mm zoom or 17mm fixed lens, and will retail for a full c-note higher than its predecessor, the E-PL2 .
Last month, Olympus lifted the veil on a trio of 12.3-megapixel Micro Four Thirds cameras, replacing both models in its PEN line and adding the small and light E-PM1. We already knew to expect an August ship date for the $900 E-P3, but now the company filled us in on its tilt-enabled E-PL3, which will be available in black, white, red, and silver when it ships in September. Priced at $700, the kit will include either a 14-42mm zoom or 17mm fixed lens, and will retail for a full c-note higher than its predecessor, the E-PL2 .
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Olympus PEN E-PL3 gets a price tag, release date
Panasonic’s newest Micro Four Thirds cam is a mostly-incremental boost over its predecessor, the G2. But improved specs on an already solid base is good news.
Panasonic’s newest Micro Four Thirds cam is a mostly-incremental boost over its predecessor, the G2. But improved specs on an already solid base is good news.
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Panasonic’s New Lumix G3 Snaps Snappier Shots (and Loves to Be Touched) [Cameras]
On May 6, 2011, In Gadgets, by lsderotes
What do you get when you get when you combine a fan and a scooter ? If you said “Scooterfan,” you should be ashamed. Really ashamed.
What do you get when you get when you combine a fan and a scooter ? If you said “Scooterfan,” you should be ashamed. Really ashamed.
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Fanscooter is the world’s slowest extreme sport (video)
When Micron’s RealSSD C300 came out, there were no competitors in sight — 355MB / sec read speeds and a SATA 6Gbps interface made for an unbelievably spritely (though also finicky ) solid state drive. Today, that’s simply not the case, as Intel’s SSD 510 and OCZ’s Vertex 3 are furiously fighting for the crown in the high-end consumer SSD space. On or about April 26th, the C300′s successor will hit the market branded as the Crucial M4 , but this time it won’t be the cream of the crop, as even though it’s assuredly a speed demon, it’s actually shown up by its predecessor in a few tests
When Micron’s RealSSD C300 came out, there were no competitors in sight — 355MB / sec read speeds and a SATA 6Gbps interface made for an unbelievably spritely (though also finicky ) solid state drive. Today, that’s simply not the case, as Intel’s SSD 510 and OCZ’s Vertex 3 are furiously fighting for the crown in the high-end consumer SSD space. On or about April 26th, the C300′s successor will hit the market branded as the Crucial M4 , but this time it won’t be the cream of the crop, as even though it’s assuredly a speed demon, it’s actually shown up by its predecessor in a few tests
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Crucial’s M4 / C400 SSD reviewed, hitting store shelves in late April for an undisclosed sum