Panasonic announced the impending launch of its latest addition to their line up of digital cameras, the DMC- FX55 Lumix digital camera. The FX55 features a great 3-inch LCD screen for viewing your shots, as well as 27MB of internal memory storage. Clearly the built-in storage will not work for most people who take many photos, so the camera’s storage capacity... Read more
Archive for July, 2007
Panasonic FX55 – Built in Intelligent Auto Modes
July 26 | Posted by Andri Kurniawan | Digital Camera, New Gadgets
Sigma announces EF-530 DG SUPER & ST flash units
July 26 | Posted by Andri Kurniawan | Digital SLRThe Sigma Electronic Flash EF-530 DG SUPER Advanced features and high performance with a powerful Guide Number of 53. The Sigma Corporation is pleased to announce the launch of the new ELECTRONIC FLASH EF-530 DG SUPER.EF-530 DG SUPER features a powerful Guide Number of 53 and is designed to work with the latest TTL auto exposure systems of all popular manufacturers’ digital... Read more
Sony’s PMX-U50 and PMX-M70 Media Player
July 26 | Posted by Andri Kurniawan | New Gadgets, StorageWhile the rest of the world makes do with the 2-inch, QVGA display on their NW-A800 Walkman, China just nabbed a pair of biggie Sony Walkman branded flash video players under the PMX-M70 (pictured) and PMX-U50 monikers. The M70 series brings a 4.3-inch, 480 x 272 pixel display for viewing MPEG-4 video stored in up to 8GB of flash memory... Read more
Sony VRD-MC5 records photos and videos direct to DVD
July 26 | Posted by Andri Kurniawan | New Gadgets, StorageSony Electronics today debuted its next-generation multi-function DVDirect™ DVD recorder which can quickly transfer high-definition home videos and digital photos to DVD discs without using a computer. The new VRD-MC5 model can now transfer AVCHD™ quality videos to DVD discs in their native 1080i HD resolution when connected directly to a Sony hard drive or Memory Stick® Handycam® camcorder. The resulting... Read more
Sony UX HACKED to iPhone
July 22 | Posted by Andri Kurniawan | New GadgetsUnfortunately, we could be seeing the early beginnings of a polarizing trend, as the oh-so-hackable Sony Vaio UX becomes yet another non-Apple device to sport iPhone-esque visuals. The aptly-dubbed uPhone boasts an interface that looks awfully similar to that found on Apple’s handset (and a good deal better than those knockoffs, might we add), and relies on a well disguised... Read more
