The new $US330 SD980 has a 3-inch touch screen LCD and ultra-wide 24mm with lens 5x optical zoom, while the $US300 SD940 has a 2.7-inch LCD and 4x optical zoom. Both 12.1-megapixel compact shooters record 720p video and have HDMI. More »
While others are investing in thousands in their dSLRs and Micro Four Thirds cameras, many normal folk pick up still-hefty point-and-shoots like the Canon SX120 ($US250) and SX20 ($US400)—both available this September. More »
Canon is popping out cameras faster than the Octomum today and the S90 is one of the most attractive kids. The Powershot S90 gets its small stature from Canon’s ELPH line, but its guts from the more advanced PowerShot G-series. More »
The new Canon Vixia HF S11 comes with 64GB of internal memory and a SDHC slot to record 24 hours of video. An entire day of my life? Record every single shower, brunch, and embarrassing moment? I’m so there. More »
Canon’s PowerShot G11, leaked yesterday, is their latest in smallish form factor, RAW-capable cameras that will be available in the US this October for $US500. More »
When we reviewed MSI’s X340 aka “the Unemployed Man’s MacBook Air” back in May, we loved how slim it was, but were concerned by its poor battery life and flimsy-as-hell keyboard. It now looks like MSI has sweetened the deal. More »
This is the fastest kettle in the world, like his owner—Charles Burnett III—calls it. The 7.6-metre steam-powered supercar is being readied to break the speed record in that category right now at the Daytona Beach Road Course.
In two separate pieces, DigiTimes reports that MSI is planning Intel Pine Trail-M netbooks expected to have Windows 7, and that Acer plans to launch three touch-enabled products along with the OS: Could a netbook be amongst them? More »
Asus has held onto its lead over Apple in the second quarter RESCUECOM Consumer Reliability Report, scoring 416 to Apple’s result of 394. IBM/Lenovo and Toshiba came in third and fourth, with scores of 394 and 314, respectively. More »
