Category: Gallery
GALLERY: the 24x zoom Nikon P90 super-compact and the latest from the Coolpix range
To begin with, I was a little upset that it wasn’t the D400 SLR that Nikon announced today. I was getting bogged down with a few of the familiar Coolpix product codes and then I noticed the Nikon P90 bridge-type camera – not quite a compact and not quite an SLR.
In reality, of course…
Five best snow gadgets
Continuing the chilly theme around Tech Digest Towers today, you’re probably wondering “how on earth can I make the perfect snowball?”, or “how can I make a brilliant home-made snowball cannon?”. Well, fear not, We’ve got you covered.
For our top five snow-related gadgets, just click through to the main post.
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GALLERY: Panasonic's new Lumix compact digital cameras
Panasonic has unveiled yet another range of compact digital cameras. This time it's a new set of Lumix cameras with a range of features including high quality images and video, zoom, face recognition, image stabilisation, shooting modes and high definition output.
Click the image of the camera below to start the tour…
TOP 10 TUESDAY: Barack Obama novelty gadgets
Come on. How was I going to let today's Top 10 Tuesday pass without theming it President Elect Barack Obama style? Now, I was considering a top 10 ways of how to follow it all but I've a feeling it'd be damn near impossible to avoid it. So, instead I've gone straight to the point and to the most important part of the ceremony, the part where the real difference is made – the merchandising.
Yes, what better way to celebrate the spirit of capitalism in the land of the free than by bringing you the Top 10 Barack Obama Novelty Gadgets…
Gallery: Canon unveils new range of LEGRIA and DC camcorders
Canon has announced a new range of camcorders, including several able to shoot in full high definition, as well as a couple that record directly to DVD.
Take a look through our gallery for an overview of each model by clicking on the image below. Exact pricing and availability to be confirmed.
Top 100 Christmas Presents 2008: 5 to 1
Well here we are ladles and jellyspoons. This is it, the end; the final day of our epic top 100 Christmas presents list for 2008…
Top 100 Christmas Presents 2008: 10 to 6
There’s couple of old time bargains in this, the penultimate day of our Top 100 Christmas presents countdown and a couple of slightly more expensive options too. There’s gifts for the old, gifts for the young…
Top 100 Christmas Presents 2008: 15 to 11
Just three days left of our Top 100 Christmas presents countdown and, I’ve got to be honest here, this next five are not the cheapest in the collection, not by a log way…
AKG headphones range – treats for your ears from a tenner to a tonner
Those purchasing pods, players and PDAs for Christmas may like to think about picking up some of these headphones from AKG. They range from £6.99 to £99.99 depending upon how much you love them/yourself after you receive a device with some terrible audio out ear-scratchers.
As part of the Harman Kardon group…
HP announces Mini 1000 and Compaq Mini 700 netbooks, including designer option
Just a couple of days after the leak, HP has announced details of the Mini 1000, in both standard and designer editions, as well as the Compaq Mini 700.
The HP Mini 1000, at 25.2mm thin and weighing 1.1kg, features a 10.2-inch widescreen display, a 1.6GHz Intel Atom N270 processor, either 8GB or 16GB SSD, webcam/mic, WLAN, and Bluetooth. Depending on operating system configuration, you can choose from 512MB or 1GB of RAM (XP Home) or 1GB/2GB (MIE Linux).
Bundled with the hardware is HP’s new Mobile Internet Experience software and HP MediaStyle, for “one-stop entertainment through a single interface”. In other words, it’s a dashboard interface which lets you play music, watch videos, visit favourite web sites, read email, and so on. Great for the everyday consumer, perhaps, but those wanting a stripped down netbook might want to turn off the “always on” applications…
