Panasonic today introduced the new Lumix DMC-GF1 interchangeable lens camera — their third to use the Micro Four Thirds standard. Like the Olympus E-P1, the DMC-GF1 really fulfills the promise of the MFT format. You get all the benefits of having a digital SLR, with a lot less bulk. And did I... Read more
Archive for September, 2009
Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1
September 11 | Posted by Andri Kurniawan | Digital Camera, Digital SLR, New Gadgets
New ! Apple iPod classic to 160GB; and shuffle new options
September 11 | Posted by Andri Kurniawan | Apple, New GadgetsRumors of the demise of the iPod classic were greatly exaggerated, and Apple’s new iPod shuffle has gained compatibility with more third-party headphones. 160GB iPod classic Apple increased the capacity of its only remaining hard drive-based player to 160GB Wednesday. The new model carries the same price as the old 120GB offering: $249. It is advertised as carrying 40,000 songs in your... Read more
New ! Apple Ipod Touch
September 11 | Posted by Andri Kurniawan | Apple, New GadgetsWith a huge library of titles, Apple pushed the iPod touch and iPhone as the definitive mobile gaming platform Wednesday as it announced a new 64GB iPod touch priced at $399. In addition, a 32GB offering will be available for $299, and an 8GB option for $199. Apple executive Phil Schiller noted that the $199 is a “magic price point,” so... Read more
New ! Apple Nano 5th Gen
September 11 | Posted by Andri Kurniawan | Apple, New GadgetsApple has refreshed its entire iPod range in an event in San Francisco, but the model which saw the most new features was the iPod nano. It’s been given both hardware and software overhaul in an attempt to make it appeal to a wider market beyond just music. But can the new updates achieve those goals? Pocket-lint was hands-on at... Read more
The Motorola Cliq: An Android smartphone
September 11 | Posted by Andri Kurniawan | Mobilephone, New Gadgets, PDAPhoneThe Cliq might be the first Motorola device with Android, but with a 350-person team, it better be good. At least it looks solid on the surface with a custom Android GUI called MOTOBLUR, slide-down keyboard, 5MP camera, 24 FPS video cam, WiFi, 3.5mm headset jack and a screen that better be able to handle a massive amount of info. The... Read more
