It’s fashionable to own a blog and share your personal photos over the internet. Thus, many people are trying to experience the photography. How can you do that without a camera? And if you want one which model is the best? Compact cameras versus DSLR cameras. The latter ones are used by professionals especially. But that doesn’t matter if you like to take pictures.

The Samsung GX-10 model is a DSLR camera. It boasts a 10.2 mega-pixel image sensor which offer superior quality images and richer colors. Here are some camera’s specs:

- 2.5” TFT LCD (210k pixels)
- OPS (Optical Picture Stabilization) to obtain shake-free images even in low light conditions
- Dual Dust Removal System - which keeps the CCD clean
- Broad viewfinder and Glass Pentaprism for convenience and clarity
- One-touch RAW button
- high-speed motor drive shooting function (3 frames/sec)
- 11 focus points

Either you are an amateur or a pro, this Samsung camera will make the difference in your photos. Samsung GX-10 retails for around $1,000.

[via Samsung]

Thanks to the picture you may think this is some kind of HD TV that you put in your car to teach you where to drive to. Nothing but right, because the new Sony NV-U92T is only 20mm depth and has a ultra wide 4.8-inch touch screen display. The GPS devices market is big and the demand becomes higher and higher so Sony wants a piece of it.

Sony NV-U92T has a few key features like linear route waypoints display, gesture commands, 2GB flash memory and the ability to connect memory sticks into the slot, TMC receiver and the smart position plus that will not interrupt your route when the GPS signal is not powerful enough: like driving through a tunnel, between tall buildings or anything that could prevent the signal to get to it. Rumors say it may also have Bluetooth, but we doubt it so far. No release date or a price yet, just some pictures.

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The Bushnell ONIX 400 GPS system will provide weather data in real-time. The handheld device gives you information about the directions and warnings about the weather status through the XM system. Because Bushnell ONIX 400 is designed for outdoor use it is waterproof.

The GPS device features an extra large 3.5″ full-color LCD screen (320×240 pixel resolution), an embedded 64Mb MicroSD card for data and map services and a rechargeable Li-Ion battery. The price could go around $500. The Bushnell ONIX 400 is going to be available from this summer.

Personally I think the Bushnell ONIX 400 would better offer traffic information combined with weather warnings, because let’s face it, you don’t travel so fast to unknown weather destinations.

[Credits: Orbitcast]

We don’t have a rumors category yet but I think that if we write a few more articles about the iPhone we should start creating one, because everything that we hear about these guys is either a rumor or a real fake. Cnet is the one to put it in the air this time, after calling Cingular and talking to sales. The rumor may confirm since June 11th is the first day of Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, in San Francisco.

However Gizmodo thinks different and they do have a really good point. Apple has a made a habit of launching products on Tuesdays, not Mondays like June 11th, and I don’t think this will change soon even if Cingular is the one that will put it on the market. Would June 12th be a better bet? We will see …

Kingston has two highly secured models for us, DataTraveler Secured (DTS) and DataTraveler Secured Privacy Edition (DTSP) that are designed to protect user data inextreme conditions. There are no signs of less performance, for these two USB 2.0 flash drives with up to 8GB storage capabilities, even they invested a lot to secure it the right way. Rugged and waterproof the new Kingston DTS or DTSP is not only physically secure but also hardware encrypted and has a password protocol, so if you lose it or you get robbed it will be useless for other.

Both models have titanium-coated stainless steel chassis, and are waterproof in accordance with the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) 60529 IPX8 standard, up to four feet water depth.

[via LetsGoDigital]

This is the new Nokia multimedia mobile. The new model offers Hi-Fi sound, built-in stereo speakers and the standard 3.5 mm connector. Nokia 5700 XpressMusic is the Nokia’s response to the Walkman Series of Sony Ericsson.

The Nokia 5700 operates on WCDMA 2100 MHz and quadband GSM/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 MHz frequencies. It runs the Symbian S60 operating system. The design is brilliant. Nokia 5700 is half phone, half music player. Thus, it has dedicated buttons for music and a keyboard too. The new element in its design is the twist part. The half below the screen can be twist so you can use the phone keyboard, the music buttons or the camera.

The list of specs is amazing. I think the mobiles turn in some all-in-all devices. With this one you can get quality snapshots with the 2 megapixel camera and built-in flash. The large 2.2″ QVGA display offers an active area of 33.48 x 44.64 mm. Don’t worry about storage, because Nokia 5700 accepts miniSD cards up to 2GB. So its users have the possibility to store around 1,500 songs.

The music player supports the following file formats: MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA. Nokia promises crystal clear Hi-Fi sound quality obtained with dedicated audio chip. Using the Bluetooth, you can listen to your tunes without wires. The connectivity resumes to the following options: Bluetooth, IrDA, USB and over-the-air (OTA) synchronization with SyncML.

The XpressMusic phone will be produced in three colors: red, grey and black. The price and the availability remain a mystery. We will come back with adjacent details.

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The stylish sexy 20 mm thick W51K clamshell model was released by the Japaneses manufacturer Kyocera. Owners of this handset are able to enjoy one segment broadcast programs on the rather large 2.7″ LCD capable of displaying video at W-QVGA resolution.

Although it doesn’t feature a powerful external speaker the mobile phone can be used with the woofer-charger (a charger with a built-in woofer) for better sound quality. Using the media key buyers can easily access the media functions of the device, including a 2 MP digital camera capable of auto-focus. The device comes with 65 MB of built-in memory, but users can add up to 4 GB using a card compatible with MicroSD slot.

Sony recently announced two new additions to its line of projectors with the BRAVIA 3LCD VPL-AW15 and VPL-AW10. Being able of showing 1280 x 720 progressive resolution in both movie playback and gaming, the new products are designed as an alternative to big screen TVs.

As HD is becoming the current standard in video quality, Sony introduced (some) HDMI support for 1080/24p input, but that is transformed at 720p when projected. Support for regular composite and S-video inputs is included and a RS-232 port was also added to increase connectivity options.

Priced at $1,300 and $1,000, the BRAVIA VPL-AW15 and VPL-AW10 will hit the market this June.

[Further details at Sony]

For those of you who enjoy outdoor activities and for those who are treat hard their mobile phones, Sanyo just unveiled its latest handset, the rugged SCP-7050. Actually this is handset is so durable, that it passes even military tests, the 810F standard for shock, dust and vibrations.

Aside from the rugged design and the Bluetooth support, the SCP-7050 got another great feature for outdoor activities with the Java based GPS capabilities. Using the GPS receive and several of the available applications you can have a mobile phone and a personal navigation device.

The new handset will be available starting April 2007 from Sprint, at $149.99 with a two year contract.

iRiver x20 is the newest product released by the Korean company. As you know the iRiver is a budget solution. The MP3 player is very accessible regarding the price. It comes in three variants of storage: 2GB/4GB/8GB. The price for the middle version could go around $200. That is a good price for an audio/video player. It is cheaper than the iPod.

We found the device very interesting. The sleek design and the glossy cover make the iRiver a serious competitor for the iPod, or other media players. The iRiver x20 was built on two principles: functionality and usability. A five-way button and a scroll wheel will help its users to surf the content. It features a large 2.2″ QVGA display, microSD card slot, a built-in FM radio and voice recording utility.

Its direct adversary is the Samsung YP-K3. But the market for MP3 players is in a continuous expansion, so there will be a piece for each one.
[Credits: Asia Cnet]