Night Vision Spy Camera - Self recording spy camera sees in the dark

A first of its kind night vision spy camera can cut through the night and reveal the secrets held by the darkness. Initially developed to help a federal agency catch a pedophile in his own home, we've taken this technology using infrared LEDs and created an infrared spy camera with night vision capability unmatched by any other security camera system. There are no visible plugs, SD cards or anything to give away your secret! This air purifier plugs straight into the wall outlet. Advanced MPEG4...

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Kenwood Promises Surround From 2-Speaker CD Player

Have you heard of DTS Surround Sensation? Well, you may soon as Kenwood is aiming to be the first to deliver surround sound from your humble bedside CD player. Well, pseudo surround to be exact but what can you expect from just two speakers? The forthcoming CD player, as yet unnamed, was previewed sometime ago but has yet to see the light of day but at least now you can see what it looks like and its launch date seems imminent. DTS Surround Sensation [announced way back at CES 2008] comes from...

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iPoint 3D To Demo New Gesture Control System At CeBit

Microsoft may be moving the crosshairs from motion capture specialists 3DV onto another likely candidate, provided its claims can be backed up at next week's CeBit. Researchers from the Fraunhofer Institute for Telecommunications have announced the iPoint 3D, which allegedly offers gesture control for 3D TVs by responding to hand movements. The system uses a keyboard-sized control device that's supposed to be suspended from the ceiling or built into a coffee table and has two built-in cameras...

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Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduced the MacBook Air, a computer that is the world’s thinnest notebook, small enough to fit inside an interoffice mailing envelope. It’s starting price is $1,799 and hopefully will be available in the first week of Feb, 2008. According to Steve Jobs MacBook Air features include 13.3-inch LED-backlit widescreen display that has a 1280×800 pixel resolution. The backlighting saves power and provides “instant on” response from the moment you turn it on. It weighs about 3...

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Nikon D3 : Nikon Europe announced the revolutionary Nikon D3 Professional Digital SLR

Nikon D3 : Nikon Europe announced the revolutionary Nikon D3 Professional Digital SLR that defines a new benchmark in professional photography. “Nikon has eclipsed the competition with the Nikon D3, a cutting edge camera that will change how professional photographers take pictures,” said Robert Cristina, Manager Professional Products & NPS, Nikon Europe BV. “The incredible speed, resolution and flexibility of the Nikon D3 digital SLR camera will enable photographers to capture images under...

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Spy Camera Watch

Here’s another cool spy gadget, the Spy Camera watch, this one looks more like a traditional watch than a spy gadget, ideal for your latest secret mission. This cool spy camera watch features a rechargeable Li-ion battery, which can be recharged via USB, 8GB of storage, which is plenty of room to store your spy videos, even enough for the longest spy missions. It can record video in AVI at a resolution of 352 x 277 at 15 FPS, and has a built in microphone to ensure you capture those secert converstaions....

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Windows Mobile 6.5 Microsoft has unveiled the latest version of their mobile phone software, Windows Mobile 6.5. Windows Mobile 6.5 has had a complete re-design over previous versions with a new interface as well as a host of new features including an iPhone style application store called Windows Marketplace.There is also a new service called MyPhone which...

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JVC unveils GY-HM100 Handheld Camcorder with Native Final Cut Pro Files Support

With the launch of the GY-HM100, JVC has brought the first handheld camcorder that possesses the ability to record files directly to a solid state media in the native format of Apple’s Final Cut Pro editing system, in the limelight. It is capable to drag the created “.mov” files onto the NLE timeline without the need to convert or rewrap files prior to editing. Moreover, it can store files in the ISO Base Media File Format (.MP4) that supports all major non-linear editing systems.Offering...

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Dell Wasabi PZ310 printer supporting ZINK technology announced

Dell unveils its Wasabi PZ310 ultra-mobile printer that allows users to easily print and share photos anytime, anywhere. Said to be an ideal companion for globe trotters, the tiny and easy-to-use printer gets connected wirelessly to Bluetooth-capable camera phones, digital camera and mobile PC to imprint instant memories without wasting time. In addition, it is compatible with PictBridge for physical connections. To transfer files, it supports formats such as FTP, BPP, BIP and OPP....

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Sony Ericsson C903 Cybershot Phone

Sony Ericsson C903 Cybershot Phone Comes Complete With Geotagging, Flickr The Sony Ericsson C903 Cybershot comes in a slider form factor and has a 2.4-inch screen, 5-megapixel camera, face detection and geotagging. The phone also comes with a full suite of photo-specific features, such as Flickr Uploadr, ShutterSmile (snaps when it detects a smile) and BestPic (takes 9 rapid-fire photos, keeps the best) enhancements, as well as Photo and Video Blogging apps. The geotagging...

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Nikon D700 Thrashes Competition, Wins Best Camera of the Year Award

Nikon's D700 has won an award. The gong comes from the UK's Amateur Photographer magazine, a long running and highly respected publication, despite its reputation being slightly dented in the 1970/80s by an insistence on running soft porn "glamor" photography pieces. If you need a reminder as to what is so good about the D700, just Google it -- every review has been awash with complements. Start with our write up, as it is quite clearly the most objective and entertaining. In short, it feels...

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Nikon D3 - Chopped in Half

Nikon are one of the big players in the digital SLR market, so for some these images might hurt. At the Tokyo Eco Products convention that was held in December 2008 a Nikon D3 was cut in half and put on display. The pictures of the camera cut in half were actually taken by a Nikon D60 and show the amazing technology that goes in to creating a DSLR and the technology of how the lens actually works. Check out the detail in the below shots to see exactly what is inside the Nikon D3 camera....

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Credit Card Digital Camera

This new digital camera is as practical as it is stylish. Slightly smaller than a credit card, and just 6mm deep, the Credit Card Camera is solidly built with a protective aluminium casing. As you can see, the camera is too slim to fit a traditional battery, instead it contains a rechargeable lithium battery that is recharged when the camera is connected to your computer's USB port. Thanks to its slim size, and light weight, the Credit Card Digital Camera can be carried in almost any pocket, even...

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CES 2009: Best of Gaming Peripherals

At this year's CES, we found a whole lot of gaming peripherals we hadn't had the chance to put our hands on before, but got to see and use while we were in Las Vegas. With the help of our old friend John Walsh, we put together this package on what we thought were the best ones out there, and now you can check them out as well. Let us know what you think of these. We know some of them are a little pricey, but if you had the money, you'd be all over them. Admit it.Source: http://g4tv....

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CES 2009 Computers and hardware wrap-up

Historically, the Consumer Electronics Show hasn't been a place where we'd find a ton of new laptops, desktops, or computer components. After all, PC makers had Comdex (a now-defunct Vegas trade show), and are generally more interested in hitting the back-to-school and holiday seasons than releasing new products in January. Still, this year was a decent one for new introductions, and almost every major name in the computer business had a handful...

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HIGHLIGHTS FROM CES 2009:

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is the world's largest consumer electronics trade show. CES 2009 is scheduled for January 8 through 11 in Las Vegas, and it will feature thousands of exhibitors showcasing their latest tech products. CNET's team of reporters and reviewers will be at the show, covering technology's heavy hitters and previewing thousands of products before they are released to the public. Each year, CNET, in partnership with the Consumer Electronics Association, produces the Best...

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Garmin GPSMAP 545s: Device for boaters and fishing

Garmin is a company known for bringing GPSS that really worth it. This time, introduced the GPSMAP 545s sailors or for those who do not want to miss fishing in the ocean. It has a 5-inch screen with a resolution of 640 x 480 pixels, which was specially designed to be seen perfectly even when the sun is pointing directly at her. Supposedly comes with a very simple software and manage setear and comes with maps of the United States and the Bahamas joined. A bit expensive (U.S. $ 830) but worth...

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Segon Turbo Flash Drive

The Segon Turbo flash drive is very small in size .It supports Windows Ready Boost. The special small size makes it easy to carry. You can easily hang around them in your office or college, you will realize that this is actually a USB flash drive. The drive sports the same look as DDR RAM. One more interesting feature about about this drive is its push-pull design. Available in 2GB and 4GB capacities, you can pick them up for $12 and $20, respective...

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Sony Ericsson S001 Cell Phone Unveiled

Sony Ericsson released its new 8 megapixel Cyber-Shot camera phone. It is called S001 Cell Phone.This cell phone also has a host of great photography features.The S001 Cell Phone is available in black pink and green with gold trims. Features: 1. GSM/CDMA connectivity2. Bluetooth3. Preinstalled navigation software4. Internet browser5. 1-Seg digital TV6. Electronic payme...

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Panasonic launched The World Smallest Camcorder

When Camcorder joins our daily life, capture all our precious moments, even company us traveling around the world however because of the size of the oldies camcorder which was big, we got trouble in taking care of it. However now, Panasonic launched SDR-S10 “The World Smallest Camcorder” measures 1.2 x 2.5 x 4.5 inches, 10x optical zoom, 2.5-inch LCD. With the ability to record on SD/SDHC format, Panasonic reveal that a 4GB SDHC memory card will allows 100 minutes recording time whereas the 2GB...

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Top 2009 Gadgets

WSJ’s Walt Mossberg talks about the top gadgets of 2009, from a headset that makes PC video games 3-D to HP notebooks, that are like a laptop and a netbook combined. Courtesy Fox Ne...

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Top 10 must-have gadgets for 2009

3G iPhoneThe first iPhone had its US debut over a year ago, but 2008 saw the Australian release of Apple’s 3G version – and it was huge.For months before, rumours quickly spread over the internet about which carriers would provide the phone, along with questions regarding how much they would charge. As launch day approached, customers lined up overnight to be among the first to get their paws on one of the hottest products in a decade.Since its release in July, analysts estimate between 40,000 and...

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