Spec-wise, there’s nothing truly spectacular (har har) about Fujifilm’s waterproof 10-megapixel Z33WP—which doesn’t even fully climb aboard the tough-cam bandwagon by promising shock or arctic defenses—but there’s one thing about it that I love.
New features coming for Time Capsule and AirPort: the ability to support 802.11b/g devices while also broadcasting 802.11n wide signals at the same time, according to Apple Insider.
Sure we’ve seen Batman hoodies before, but this one is the baddest assest one we’ve come across. Well, okay – baddest assest for any person who would actually wear a Batman hoodie.
The other week I won a Linksys dual-N wireless router as a lucky door prize. Yay me! The problem is that there’s no built-in modem, which my current wireless router has. When I went looking for a standalone modem to partner the new router, I found that most products on the shelves are combo units as well, and they’re often the same price as dedicated modems. So my question to you guys is this: do you use an all-in-one device, or separate devices to connect to the interwebs.
Kodak, masters of the digital camera that is relatively cheap and easy to use, just went public with their EasyShare Z915, which packs 10x, image-stabilised optical zoom into a 10-megapixel point and shoot body.
You have to wonder at what point we call bullshit on digital radio and decide to leave it to die in peace. According to the perennially jolly Pete Blasina, digital radio has suffered yet another launch setback, this time because the ABC and SBS weren’t ready. I mean, come on… it’s only been planned for what – five years now?
Sony’s HX1 can everything but make pancakes in the field it seems: Fast and easy panoramas, low-light anti-blurring, and don’t forget 1080p video. But how does all that work?
Landmines are proof that the human race is made up of total assholes. Leave it to SCAMP—engineered by a firm with the poetically twisted name Humanistic Robots—to clean up that little mess.
Sometimes, a ninja just needs a cigarette when he’s fighting zombies in the dark. With a lighter and a flashlight on either side, these $US10 nunchucks should do the trick. [Product Page via Nerd Approved]
