By Mark Knowles on Saturday, October 27, 2007Filed Under: Gadgets
You could be forgiven for thinking the Flip is a phone or an iPod-like device, because, let’s face it, that’s what it looks like. A pure white, plastic casing with very little to give the game away. On the front, just the logo, “Flip” which nowadays could mean just about anything along with a small […]
By Mark Knowles on Sunday, October 21, 2007Filed Under: Gadgets, mobile
Holy Smokes Batman!
Kiss goodbye to your smartphones and PDAs people, the UMPC U60 just crashed the party. With a 6.5 inch LCD screen the U60 will have smartphones checking in their underwear and wondering where it went all over the world.
The GIGABYTE UMPC U60 features the VIA C7-M processor, built-in IEEE 802.11 b/g wireless for […]
By Mark Knowles on Sunday, October 21, 2007Filed Under: Gadgets
Panasonic have managed to slim down their HDC-DX1 – a little. Panasonic’s latest entry to the highly competitive camcorder market just misses the mark a little in my opinion. It’s all a little wrong. It’s a little too heavy, a little too short on specs, and some of the design features leave me wondering who […]
By Mark Knowles on Saturday, October 20, 2007Filed Under: Gadgets
A pocket Hi-def camcorder for less than $170 puts the Aiptek A-HD in a league of it’s own price wise and is enough to make you wonder how the rest of the camcorder manufacturers can possibly justify their price structure. The closest in price to this is the Sony NSC-GC1 at $199, but the Sony […]
By Mark Knowles on Friday, October 19, 2007Filed Under: Gadgets
If you had told me a few years ago, that for less than three thousand dollars, I could go out and buy a pro quality High-Definition Video camera capable of shooting 1080 lines of resolution at 60 interlaced frames a second, I would have laughed in your face and laid money on the table it […]