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Epson launches PictureMate PM260 and PM290 photo printers
Lab quality pics from computer-free compacts 21 August 2007 10:09 GMT
Epson has just lifted the veil on two new compact photo printers - namely the PictureMate PM260 and the PictureMate PM290.

Both devices will be able to churn out full bleed, lab-quality photos at 10 x 15cm in just 37 seconds.

Both printers target...
Think Tank Photo announces flexible "Change Up" field bag
Paradigm shift in how a camera bag works 21 August 2007 9:56 GMT
Think Tank Photo has realised that pro photographers and serious shutterbugs have a need for a flexible, multi-purpose field bag, and the "Change Up" is the result of their labour.

This unique pack is capable of changing its form as a belt pack to a shoulder...
Toshiba unveils 11 new REGZA LCD televisions
More choices for the (Japanese) HDTV consumer 21 August 2007 9:42 GMT
Toshiba has just dropped 11 new REGZA HDTVs in Japan for the "discerning" consumer to choose from.

Echoing Sharp's announcement yesterday, the televisions make up three seperate ranges.

No launch details for outside of Japan were announced, but...
Police arrest the man who pirated "The Simpsons Movie" on mobile
Faces 5 years in prison 21 August 2007 9:22 GMT
"The Simpsons Movie" is definitely proving to be a success this summer, catering to fans of the long running cartoon series.

The potential popularity of the film meant that extra security measures needed to be taken when the movie was first shown to prevent...
X-OOM Movies for Wii - a workaround to watch DVDs on your Wii
Saves films to SD card 21 August 2007 9:08 GMT
The Nintendo Wii has taken off impressively since it was released, and it shows no signs of slowing down.

But one of the gripes Wii owners have would be the inability for the Wii to play DVDs without complicated hacks.

X-OOM Software has seen to...
Augmentix XTG630 is one tough nut notebook
Doesn't skimp on specifications either... 21 August 2007 8:59 GMT
Let's face the facts - having an ordinary laptop is not going to cut it when your job requires you to head off to a war zone or construction site.

This is where the Augmentix XTG630 comes in - boasting unprecedented toughness without sacrificing on performance.
Samsung "UFO" mobile phone launches in Korea
Goes all alien 20 August 2007 13:22 GMT
Samsung has brought a little bit of extra terrestrial life into the midst of Korea by offering the UFO slider handset, which is also known by model numbers SCH-W300 and SPH-W30000.

Targeting the Korean market only as at press time, the Samsung UFO features...
Transparent kayak canoe - it is suddenly all clear
View what's going on below without getting wet 20 August 2007 12:03 GMT
Since summer is hopefully not over just yet - one of these could make for an interesting family outward-bound bonding experience.

Going out on a still lake is definitely relaxing, and the Transparent Canoe-Kayak would do a great job in instilling
a sense...
Crush your cans with a frog
Plastic amphibian helps in recycling efforts 20 August 2007 10:50 GMT
What are some of the ways where you can show your love towards mother earth?

Other than use a greener vehicle (or better still an electric powered car) there are tons of other action items such as picking up goods made from recycled items, using recycled paper,...
Canon launches 12-megapixel PowerShot G9 compact camera
Out with the old, in with the new 20 August 2007 10:00 GMT
Canon has taken almost a year after announcing the PowerShot G7 to unveil the PowerShot G9 digital camera, featuring the highly sought after raw shooting mode (showing that Canon listens to their customers' grouses and requests), a spanking new 3-inch LCD display, and a...
Downward spiral to booze wonderland
Opportunity to stash vintage wines properly 20 August 2007 8:39 GMT
There are a number of people who collect bottles of vintage wine, and yet lack a cellar to store them in the correct manner.

It is somewhat akin to purchasing Ferraris without having a proper garage to store those beauties.

Spiral Cellars aim...
Corsair launches Flash Padlock for secure storage
Greater security for your data 20 August 2007 8:24 GMT
Corsair is famous for their line of computer and flash memory products, and this time they have a new addition to the family known as the Flash Padlock.

Unlike other USB flash drives, it uses hardware technology instead of software to secure your data within,...
Brando offers multimedia MP4 Watch II
Entertainment - on your wrist 20 August 2007 8:12 GMT
The good people at Brando are offering yet another USB gadget that is set to keep you entertained - the MP4 Watch II.

This timekeeping device lets you enjoy music and video on the go thanks to its 1.8-inch LCD 65k color display, although at only 160 x 128 resolution...