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| Panasonic Shows P2 HPX170 Pro 3D Stereo Camera at NAB Posted: 20 Apr 2009 04:34 PM PDT
Hollywood is drooling over the recent jump in margins that Stereo 3D can induce (apparently, people are willing to pay a bit more for it), and it’s not surprising to see camera vendors start proposing integrated solutions as opposed to taping with two cameras side by side. This should make the whole process easier and most likely less expensive. The P2 HPX170 seems like an interesting solution as it is small with a decent optic and is probably less expensive than homemade solutions studios might have used in the past. Permalink: |
| Posted: 20 Apr 2009 04:25 PM PDT Well, it’s official folks! their Viewty Smart today and it’s pretty much exactly what we expected. Known for quite some time as the Viewty II, this phone features a touchscreen and several other smartphone features.
The touchscreen is capacitive with a 480 x 800 resolution and features a 3D interface. Other features included an 8-megapixel camera that is capable of video at up to 480p and an ISO of 1,600. The LED flash, panorama stitching and continuous shooting features make this one really special and really add to the notion that this camera could be great even outside of a phone. With 3G support, a microSDHC card slot that can hold 32GB and on board storage of 1.5GB, you have plenty of room for all your media. You can expect the LG Viewty Smart to make its first appearance next month in Europe and then expand to other countries thereafter. SlashPhone Relevant Entries on SlashGear |
| Posted: 20 Apr 2009 04:04 PM PDT Officially announced at CTIA in March, the Samsung Instinct S30 was released for the public yesterday. We were sent a phone to test out, and we thought you’d like to see the unboxing and first impressions of it. You know you love seeing shiny new gadgets unwrapped.
The Instinct was Sprint’s most popular device last year, so it’s natural that they’d bring on a follow-up. The S30 makes a few big changes and a few small ones. The biggest-small change is the screen size, changing from 3.1″ to 3.2″ of resistive touchscreen goodness. The form factor is different, incorporating rounded edges and a slimmer profile. The color addition is nice. Black is the new beige after all. The microSD card slot supports up to 16GB of music now instead of the 8GB that the previous generation Instinct did. Other small changes are open API’s for developers to make better applications for the Instinct that can take advantage of GPS and whatnot (it’s a little late in the game for that, but whatever). The phone also includes all of the java based applications that every user wants: Opera Mini and the Sprint Instant Messenger program and some other games and applications. Other than that, there’s nothing different about this phone at all. The menus are all the same, and the screen is just as responsive as before. I’ll get a full review up soon, though I have a feeling it’ll be just like using my current Instinct (which is pleasant enough mind you). Here’s the unboxing video for you to enjoy!
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| Garmin Nuvifone G60 to Debut in June? Posted: 20 Apr 2009 03:54 PM PDT
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| LaCie announces 3 new RAID solutions, up to 32TB Posted: 20 Apr 2009 03:47 PM PDT If any of you can actually use 32TB of RAID storage, I’ll be amazed. Users can combine either two or four LaCie 4big Quadras, which feature four hot-swappable disks, seven RAID modes including RAID0 and RAID5, and storage up to 32TB at 700Mb/s transfer speeds.
These new models are geared towards creative professionals who need to storage space for the large amounts of HD content. The 4big Quadras come in 8TB configurations which allow combinations of up to four to achieve the 32TB of storage. The Quadras are also promised to be up to 50% quieter than other comparable systems, and are designed to save space and energy, incorporating features like automatic standby to conserve power. The LaCie 4big Quadra Bundles will be available through the LaCie Online Store through reseller starting at $1999. The 8TB LaCie 4big Quadra and 32TB LaCie 4big Quadra Bundle will be available in May. Rescue kits consist of a spare hard drive and power supply and are included with the 16TB and 32TB for fast, on-site repairs so there is no disruption in productivity or storage. The three bundles are listed below: 8TB LaCie 4big Quadra Bundle: 16TB LaCie 4big Quadra Bundle: 32TB LaCie 4big Quadra Bundle: Relevant Entries on SlashGear |
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| Toshiba 10.1-inch Dynabook UX announced Posted: 20 Apr 2009 03:21 PM PDT Toshiba . This 10.1-inch model features an LED-backlit screen with a 1,024 x 600 resolution, which interestingly enough is the exact same rez as the previous 8.9-inch model.
The keyboard features a chicklet design, making for a comfortable typing space. Standard specs include a 1.66GHz Atom N280 processor, 1GB of RAM and an 160GB hard drive. Additional features include three USB ports, SDHC and MMC card slots, Wi-Fi, and a 3-megapixel webcam. The netbook also comes preloaded with Windows XP Home Edition. What’s cool is that you can charge USB-powered devices even when the netbook is turned off now. Supposedly, ten different options of the Dynabook UX will be available including numerous battery options, though the standard is a battery that offers 4-hours of work time. You will be able to get the Dynabook UX in Japan starting on April 24th in either brown satin or snow white for about $607. Relevant Entries on SlashGear |
| Belkin announces USB in-car chargers for multiple devices Posted: 20 Apr 2009 03:07 PM PDT Belkin two new chargers today that are meant to be used in your car for a variety of devices. There’s nothing worse than being out on the road only to find your cell phone has gone dead. These new accessories are intended to remedy that problem.
The two new products are called the . Both devices work by plugging into the DC power plug in your car and offer up connections for your various devices. The Micro Auto Charger is quite small and features one USB port that can charge one device at 1 amp. The Dual Auto Charger, on the other hand, is a bit larger and features two USB ports that can charge at either 1 amp or 500 milliamps. It also includes a charge and sync cable for use with iPods and iPhones. You can get the Dual Auto Charger now for $29.99 while the Micro Auto Charger will be available at the beginning of next month for $14.99. Geek.com Relevant Entries on SlashGear |
| Hackers hit by the recession turn to the mob Posted: 20 Apr 2009 02:04 PM PDT
Matthijs van der Wel, manager principal forensics EMEA, at Verizon Business Security Solutions, outlined the typical scenario for data losses. “The end user makes a mistake. The attacker takes advantage of some mistake committed by the victim company, hacks into the network, perhaps using an SQL injection attack, and installs malware on a system to collect data.” The study also revealed that even hackers are feeling the sting of economic woes. The going rate for credit card numbers on the black market has dropped sharply from around $16 per record in 2007 to less than 50 cents today, in part due to market saturation and the over all credit crisis. In response, hackers are turning to PIN (personal identification number) theft, and PIN fraud is exploding. PINs are used to secure both credit and bank accounts. 93% of compromised data comes from financial firms. Hackers are not going away anytime soon. They will continue to roll with the punches and find new ways to steal and profit from personal data.
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| AT&T set to double 3G speed to 7.2Mbps this year Posted: 20 Apr 2009 01:38 PM PDT
Currently in a trial phase in just two cities, we can expect the full rollout to occur in areas that already receive AT&T 3G service in the next month or two. This will happen by means of a software upgrade, then further expansion will occur as will an infrastructure upgrade. Another important thing to note is that AT&T will likely skip the 14.4Mbps upgrade altogether and move straight ahead to the 20Mbps HSPA+ network. And with all this talk of upgrading, we can’t help but notice this syncs up perfectly with the iPhone 3.0 on the horizon. It’s all falling into place. IntoMobile Relevant Entries on SlashGear |
A study by Verizon Business revealed that organized crime was behind more than 90% of all data breaches. The company investigated 90 data breaches that exposed over 280 million records. 
In case you were ever in doubt, the Vice President of technology realization at that the company will be doubling their peak 3G speeds sometime this year. Yes, that means a maximum potential speed of 7.2Mbps.| You are subscribed to email updates from J Gadgets To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
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