Video Camera
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E-TEN Glofiish X800
Reviews The Glofiish X800's combination of 3.5G connectivity, GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, high-resolution screen, front and rear cameras, and business card scanner should prove appealing to consumers and business users alike.
Creative Labs PC-Cam 600
Reviews As a Webcam this is a great product, and for taking quick snaps to email to people it's still rather good. Don't expect it to compete with more expensive digital cameras for quality -- but at this price you wouldn't.
Linksys Wireless-G Internet Video Camera
Reviews This network camera adds the convenience of wireless (802.11g) to its wired Ethernet connectivity, but it's relatively bulky, lacks remote control and is quite pricey.
Augmented reality's time is coming thanks to smarter smartphones
News Augumented reality to become mainstream with smartphones packing more and more features. Geo-tagged data can give users information about their location.
Tags: Mobile/Wireless, Mobile applications, mobile apps sale, video stream, video camera, revenue, Mobile applications, Smart Phone, ABI Research, Video
Microsoft hopes to turn it around with Zune HD
News The new Zune will play games, high-def video and radio, and stream music. Is any of this enough to close the gap on iPod?
Tags: MP3 players, Apple Inc., Organic Light-emitting Diode, Video, HDTV, Sales, Microsoft Zune, Apple iPod, Apple iPhone, MP3 players
Report: Microsoft taking on Wii with motion-sensing camera
News The Xbox 360 maker will soon release a motion-sensitive video camera that will let players control games with their bodies, the Wall Street Journal reports.
Tags: Game players, Microsoft Corp., Video Game, Video, Video Game Console, Nintendo Wii, console, Microsoft Xbox, camera, game
Siemens debuts video-phone
News To make customers buy more than one handset, German electronics giant Siemens now wants cellular phones to be seen as fashion accessories like shoes and handbags.
Sony aims to boost digital camera shipments
News Sony plans to ship 60 percent more digital cameras in fiscal 2001 than it did this year by adding production lines, according to reports.
TransferJet: Sony's answer to wireless USB
News A new wireless technology, under development by Sony, is capable of passing data between digital devices at speeds of 375 megabits per second or more.
Half of U.K. online shoppers dissatisfied with purchase
News Nearly half of online shoppers have purchased an item on the Web that they were dissatisfied with when it actually arrived.
Tags: Internet advertising, Web sites
Why the iPhone is indeed revolutionary
Blogs With the huge buzz that surrounds Apple's release of its much-anticipated iPhone, there's bound to be some backlash. ...
Tags: MP3 players, Smart phones
'Two-day battery life' tops user wish list
Techguide Two in three mobile device users crave battery power that can support their devices for at least two days of active use, according to a new study which polled respondents across 15 countries.
Tags: Networking, Mobile/Wireless, Mobile platforms/communications
Panasonic LF-D521 DVD Burner II
Reviews Panasonic's LF-D521 is a well-priced DVD writer that can record DVD-RAM, DVD-R and DVD-RW media. It's not the fastest drive on the market, but support for several DVD formats at a good price make it an attractive deal nonetheless.
Cisco delves into IP surveillance
News Leader in IP systems is moving into providing dedicated security equipment, with a camera of its own.
Tags: Components, Storage, Security, Business applications
Compaq Evo N800w
Reviews The Evo N800w deserves its 'mobile workstation' title, providing a 2.2GHz CPU and OpenGL-optimised graphics. You also get nearly three hours' battery life, which is an added bonus.
