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By Jp, on March 13th, 2012% 
Sony released today its newest translucent-mirror DSLR-style camera – Alpha SLT-A57, that will substitute the Alpha SLT-A55. The 16mp, APS-C-sensored Alpha A57 will contend with two well-known midrange DSLR cameras, the Nikon D5100 and the Canon EOS Rebel T3i.
Not like classic Digital slr cameras and translucent-mirror SLRs like the 1960 Canon Pellix, the SLT system utilizes a fixed internal reflex mirror to take a continuing phase-detection auto-focus system instead of an optical viewfinder; the Alpha SLT series does not have a through-the-lens optical viewfinder. As an alternative, you have a 1.4-million-dot eye-level LCD viewfinder . . . → Read More: Sony Unleashes Alpha A57
By Jp, on March 2nd, 2012% 
Recognizing the 25th anniversary of the Canon EOS system, Canon has introduced the heir to its EOS 5D Mark II – named as the EOS 5D Mark III. It’s an evolutionary improvement instead of a revolutionary upgrade but that isn’t bad. It is loaded with a 22-mp full-frame CMOS image sensor which can handle ISO 100 to ISO 25600 in standard mode, and can even be set to ISO 50 and ISO 102400 if required. The Digic 5+ imaging processor can process images with 17x the pace from the previous Digic 4 processor version for high-speed Raw . . . → Read More: EOS 5D Mark III Marks 25th Anniversary of EOS System
By Jp, on March 1st, 2012% 
If you think you have the latest in camera technology, you are wrong, here comes something totally new…in shape. It’s known as the Lytro, and it fetures the “light field technology.” To put it briefly: You can shoot now and focus later.
Keith Jenkins, NPR’s resident photo expert, explains: In summary, the camera captures not just the color and the intensity of light alone but also the course of the light – coming from every possible angle.
This might be confusing, don’t worry you are not alone…
This might be the . . . → Read More: Lytro: Shoot Now, Focus Later
By Jp, on February 7th, 2012% 
Need a camera that can be taken underwater? The new Olympus Tough TG-320 is designed to let you take it up to 10 feet (3 metres) under water without it breaking. So if you want to go snorkelling in the Caribbean or the Red sea in Egypt, this is the camera to pick up. Or so they say.
The new camera is water-shock-freeze-dust-proof, to certain limitations. As well as being able to go 10 feet under water, the camera can take up to 5 feet of shock, 14 degrees Fahrenheit and -10 degrees Celsius. So all in . . . → Read More: Olympus Tough TG-320 Digital Camera
By Jp, on January 31st, 2012% 
Many users of the popular filesharing website Megaupload will have their data or files stored safe for about an additional 2 weeks.
A report came out yesterday that the files in the arrested web site may very well be removed in the end of the week. Having said that, the site’s legal representative, Ira Rothken, has affirmed that the files is going to be stored safe for around 2 weeks, reported by Torrentfreak.
It accounts that the specialists made some backup copies of the files as proof but Megaupload would like to secure each of its users’ . . . → Read More: MegaUpload Files are Kept Safe for Two More Weeks
By Jp, on January 3rd, 2012% 
Samsung’s DualView digital cameras currently had a great and convenient front-facing LCD screen for convenient self-portraits. For this year, the latest DualView digital camera gets a new feature: a built-in Wi-Fi.
Incorporating Wi-Fi to the Samsung’s DV300F allows the digital camera to upload pics and vids to YouTube, Flickr, Facebook, and Picasa. Furthermore, pictures can even be wirelessly moved to a home Computer and also to cloud storage services like Microsoft SkyDrive.
The digital camera itself features 5x optical zoom, 16-mp image resolution, and a 25mm wide-angle lens. Aside from the dual LCD . . . → Read More: Samsung DV300F DualView Digital Camera Comes with Wi-Fi
By Jp, on January 3rd, 2012% 
The choice of flat-panel TVs for years have been between lcd and plasma. Next year, there will be another option, well for all those willing to shell out big.
LG Electronics states it is preparing to promote a 55-inch set based upon pure OLEDS or light-emitting diodes. The company is set to exhibit it off in the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, which will start on Jan. 10.
LG’s Korean rival, Samsung Electronics Co., will likely expose a market-ready OLED TV in the exhibit, as outlined by 3 people who have . . . → Read More: OLED TV’s will be the Next Option This Year
By Jp, on January 2nd, 2012% 
General Motors Co. is ordering a recall to particular Chevrolet Sonic subcompact units – 2012 model due to a number of them could possibly be lacking a front inner or maybe outer brake pad.
In the report submitted with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Generral Motors Co. stated it became aware about the issue a few weeks ago right after a client brought the car to a car dealership for service to fix brake sounds. Mechanics discovered that a brake pad was lacking.
Due to this discovering, GM Co. stated it will certainly recall Sonics units . . . → Read More: Chevy Sonics Recalled Due to Missing Brake Pads
By Pogs, on November 22nd, 2011% 
Samsung together with the Korean company’s TV division chief confirmed that they are working on Google TV products. The chief affirmed that the sets would be unveiled some time in 2012. Yoon Boo-keun, TV department president, revealed its continuing negotiations this week, as well as insisting that Samsung Google TV products would differ from those of its competitors in an unspecified way.
The company designed a set-top box and a Blu-ray player for the first batch of Google TV products, getting a similar procedure for early Google TV partners Logitech and Sony, but after brief . . . → Read More: Samsung Google TVs on 2012
By Jp, on November 15th, 2011% 
When Chevrolet launched the 580 horsepower 2012 Camaro ZL1 with its high-tech magnetically-adjustable suspension, evidently proclaiming the name of king of the pony cars, the people coming from Ford have been strangely unfazed.
“Don’t worry,” according to them, “wait until you see what we have in the works.”
And they weren’t kidding at all…
The 2013 Shelby GT500 should come loading a 650 horsepower revved-up engine that Ford claims is considered the most powerful generation V8 on the globe. The 5.8-liter mill delivers its 600 lb-ft of torque towards rear wheels . . . → Read More: Ford Unleashed the 2013 Shelby GT500
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