Goodies : 15X optical zoom lens Optical image stabilization Large, tilting 3-inch LCD display; sharp, with good low light visibility Full manual controls Fast focus, shot-to-shot speeds AF-assist lamp; good low light focusing Nice continuous shooting mode Face detection and redeye removal features work well, though limited to just two shooting modes Optical zoom and image stabilization can be used in movie mode Fun (though not terribly useful) NightShot feature Remote... Read more
Archive for June, 2007
Wew Nokia 7900 !!!
June 25 | Posted by Andri Kurniawan | Mobilephone, New GadgetsNokia has a long history of developing “fashion phones,” combing elements of high-tech and fashion together in stylish (and expensive) handsets. The 7900 is just such a phone. These renderings are subject to change, but certainly reveal a rather attractive phone. The keys are arranged in a triangle pattern, with a similar pattern mirrored on the back of the... Read more
HTC Advantage X7500 = Dopod U1000?
June 25 | Posted by Andri Kurniawan | New Gadgets, Notebook, PDAPhoneThe HTC Advantage X7500 is an interesting piece of design, even though most people who see it come away wondering the same thing: “Who’s it for?” It is an internet tablet with 3G telephony built-in, and we’d have to spend some quality time with the strange, two-piece contraption, but there is no denying the appeal of letting those two powerful... Read more
Sigma releases stabilized 18-200mm ultrazoom
June 25 | Posted by Andri Kurniawan | Camera LensCanon SLR (single-lens reflex) owners now have an answer to Nikon’s 18-200mm ultrazoom–as long as they’re willing to buy a non-Canon lens. Japanese lensmaker Sigma this week announced it’s begun selling its 18-200mm ultrazoom for Canon SLR cameras. These lenses are flexible, but typically have lower image quality than zoom lenses with narrower ranges or “prime” lenses with a fixed... Read more
Spinning LED Clock
June 25 | Posted by Andri Kurniawan | New Gadgets, OthersUnlike other clocks, this one “uses a mere 33 lights spinning at 30 revolutions a second to simulate 8000 individual lights.” Product page. Continue reading to see it in action. ... Read more
