Olympus has embraced the camera designs of yesteryear for several generations, from its first Micro Four Thirds models to last year’s E-P3 . But now the Japanese camera maker is stepping up its retro game, announcing a brand new line of Micro Four Thirds cams. Meet the OM-D
Olympus has embraced the camera designs of yesteryear for several generations, from its first Micro Four Thirds models to last year’s E-P3 . But now the Japanese camera maker is stepping up its retro game, announcing a brand new line of Micro Four Thirds cams. Meet the OM-D
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Olympus OM-D E-M5 Micro Four Thirds camera preview (video)
If you prefer your DVR with no strings attached, your choices are pretty limited these days.
If you prefer your DVR with no strings attached, your choices are pretty limited these days.
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Channel Master TV review
Well well, we knew Microsoft had something in store for us at its Windows Store Preview event tonight, and it just revealed a fresh look for Windows Marketplace.
Well well, we knew Microsoft had something in store for us at its Windows Store Preview event tonight, and it just revealed a fresh look for Windows Marketplace.
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Microsoft demos new Windows Marketplace, now with more Metro
Is there any tablet that’s hotter than the Transformer Prime right now? (Please, don’t say the Kindle Fire .) For weeks we geeks, early adopters and people who love their tech toys have been awaiting this, and none too patiently
Is there any tablet that’s hotter than the Transformer Prime right now? (Please, don’t say the Kindle Fire .) For weeks we geeks, early adopters and people who love their tech toys have been awaiting this, and none too patiently
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ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime review
Microsoft’s Windows 8 developer preview greeted us with an interface steeped in Redmond’s new Metro style — its tile-centric start screen is sleek, fresh, and downright pretty . Imagine our surprise then, when the preview’s desktop view punted us straight back to the contemporary “Aero” dressing of Windows 7. It’s not an ugly interface by any means, but shiny, translucent window frames are so last generation
Microsoft’s Windows 8 developer preview greeted us with an interface steeped in Redmond’s new Metro style — its tile-centric start screen is sleek, fresh, and downright pretty . Imagine our surprise then, when the preview’s desktop view punted us straight back to the contemporary “Aero” dressing of Windows 7. It’s not an ugly interface by any means, but shiny, translucent window frames are so last generation
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Windows 8 desktop interface kills Aero for Metro, gets with the times
Are you in DevCon withdrawal? Need a little BBX preview to ferry you safely into the weekend’s arms
Are you in DevCon withdrawal? Need a little BBX preview to ferry you safely into the weekend’s arms
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BlackBerry Playbook 2.0 developer beta previewed, Android apps look right at home (video)
Less than 24 hours after it went live on Microsoft’s site, Steve Ballmer reported a whopping 500,000 downloads of Windows 8 Developer Preview. That’s half a million copies, if not eager Windows fans. Well, you can count us among them.
Less than 24 hours after it went live on Microsoft’s site, Steve Ballmer reported a whopping 500,000 downloads of Windows 8 Developer Preview. That’s half a million copies, if not eager Windows fans. Well, you can count us among them.
There are some cameras that we would be willing to use in a bind, some that we wouldn’t hesitate to shoot with, and a very select few that would motivate a cross-country journey, just for the chance to spend a few days behind the lens. Sony’s Alpha NEX-7 falls within that incredibly unique final category — in fact, we’ve done just that, flying from New York to San Diego to go hands-on with one of only a half-dozen pre-production samples to have landed on American soil. After seeing a very early NEX-7 prototype a few months ago, it didn’t take much convincing to get us on a plane
There are some cameras that we would be willing to use in a bind, some that we wouldn’t hesitate to shoot with, and a very select few that would motivate a cross-country journey, just for the chance to spend a few days behind the lens. Sony’s Alpha NEX-7 falls within that incredibly unique final category — in fact, we’ve done just that, flying from New York to San Diego to go hands-on with one of only a half-dozen pre-production samples to have landed on American soil. After seeing a very early NEX-7 prototype a few months ago, it didn’t take much convincing to get us on a plane
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Sony Alpha NEX-7 hands-on preview (video)
It’s been more than eight months since the ASUS Eee Pad Slider was born at CES and since then, we’ve seen listings online and heard endless promises that it’s coming ” soon .” Today, though, at a media event here in New York City, we managed a prolonged hands-on with the thing — along with assurance that it’ll hit the US before month’s end. According to an ASUS rep, it’ll ship with Android 3.2 and start at $475 for the 16GB model ( roughly as leaked ) with the beefier 32GB number fetching an extra hundred bucks.
It’s been more than eight months since the ASUS Eee Pad Slider was born at CES and since then, we’ve seen listings online and heard endless promises that it’s coming ” soon .” Today, though, at a media event here in New York City, we managed a prolonged hands-on with the thing — along with assurance that it’ll hit the US before month’s end. According to an ASUS rep, it’ll ship with Android 3.2 and start at $475 for the 16GB model ( roughly as leaked ) with the beefier 32GB number fetching an extra hundred bucks.
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ASUS Eee Pad Slider arriving at month’s end, starting at $475 (video)
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