They made a brief online appearance over the weekend but were promptly yanked off. Now, Pentax has made them official – meet the Optio I-10, H90 and E90 cameras.
Noted astrophysicist and all-around likeable nerd Dr Neil deGrasse Tyson explains in this video the effects of a black hole on the human body. Spoiler: You would die a horrible death, but the cause is hilariously named.
Let’s be honest, guys: A season pass of The Office on iTunes costs $US60. On DVD, it’ll be half that. So, phew: Apple is reportedly pushing the networks to lower their prices for iTunes TV purchases way down to $US1.
The US military released this video of its YAL-1 airborne laser engaging a missile surrogate, all in mid-air. Guaranteed, it’s the most laser action you’ll see today.
HP just popped a video of CTO Phil McKinney demonstrating the “slate” we showed you first at CES 2010. McKinney affirms that this is not just some will-o-the-wisp, but in doing so, might’ve taken away some of its allure.
The Paper of Record, the New York Times, is backing up the rumours of a 10-inch screen, 3G and iPhone app compatibility that Jesus so presciently predicted. These are still rumours, but getting more solid every day.
The Lumix ZR3 is an ultra-slim point-and-shoot with an 8x wide-angle Leica lens that starts at 25mm, and HD video recording.
It’s not as zoomy as the 15x Samsung HZ35w but I’d take a 12x Lumix with Leica optics over a Sammy. Especially since this one Geotags.