The new VRD-MC5 DVD Recorder makes it easier than ever to transfer home videos and digital photos to DVD for enjoying on your TV, home entertainment system or computer.

* VRD-MC5 DVDirect recorder dubs Handycam footage and digital photos to DVD with no PC needed
* Quick, easy disc burning from virtually any camcorder including hard disk, DVD and tape models
* Create AVCHD discs from any Sony AVCHD HDD or Memory Stick Handycam
* Incremental dubbing detects and transfers newly-added content since last backup
* 2.5-inch LCD for previewing clips and photos
* Still image slideshow with imported background music
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Weybridge, 25 July 2007 - Now it’s easy to check shots captured with any HDV or DV camcorder while you’re in the field, in a hotel room or in the office. Sony today announces the world’s first HD Video WALKMAN – the portable solution for viewing HDV and DV tapes while you’re on the move.

* World’s first HD Video WALKMAN with pro features
* High quality 7-inch widescreen LCD monitor
* HDV1080i and DV (SP/LP) recording and playback
* Versatile interfaces including i.LINK and HDMI out
* x.v.Colour
* InfoLITHIUM L/M Series battery compatibility

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The PV1965w is the industry’s first high-resolution, widescreen digital picture frame. If you are a digital photography enthusiast, this is the frame for you. See all of your 3:2 ratio photos without letterboxing! The PV1965w is also wireless, Internet-connected, and integrates with leading photo sharing web sites using RSS.

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July 27, 2007 A brand-new laptop PC for $150, with a 1.5GHz Intel Celeron processor, 14” screen, 256MB of RAM, wireless connectivity and a Fedora Linux operating system pre-installed. If you think it sounds to good to be true, you’re not the only one – and its 6-week lead time on deliveries means the Medison Celebrity has almost 2 months in which to make blind sales before the first orders actually hit buyers’ doorsteps and we can find out whether the company delivers what it promises. Still, if it’s true, this has to go down as one of the most amazing pricing offers of recent times, and if positive customer reviews start coming in, you’ll have to get in line behind us!
Full Story: http://www.gizmag.com/go/7692/

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PIX Visual Pendant uses 117 LEDs to constantly annoy bystanders with flashing image chains. It can display animations, images, texts, emotions and more. Using the included PIX editor software you can design and edit different graphics that you want your PIX to showcase. Then, you can share your painstakingly crafted PIX image macros with other users via email and MMS. PIX also has a social aspect, hosting a site where you can meet and trade IDs; apparently, when two PIX get close to each other (as fools wearing large, LED based badges are wont to do) they play synchronized images. It’s like myspace meets public forum meets tamagotchi. PIX retails for £39.00.

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Here is the only reason why should one buy this phone: Its a highly hyped Apple product, And you can not think beyond Mac.

Here are Reasons, Why you should not buy :

- The mobile version of OS X or whatever it is the iPhone runs takes up 700MB of the device’s capacity.
- There’s no way to cut, copy, or paste text! What? Are you kidding me?
- No Bluetooth A2DP support. Those thinking of buying logitech bluetooth earphone, well….cancel the order
- Can’t record videos
- Can’t set your own music file as ringtone :~)
- Its phone book can’t be searched, only scrolled.
- Adobe Flash support is officially out. It’s just not in the browser. Neither is there any other kind of embedded video support.
- Apple sez between 300-400 charges the iPhone will lose battery capacity
- There is no IM support for now.

It is not a replacement for Windows Mobile Smartphone or Blackberry from any angle

More to come, Bookmark it Now

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HTC have a pretty good reputation as the leading Windows smartphone manufacturer, but the HTC Shift takes the company in a slightly different direction. Although it shares many features with the likes of the HTC Advantage, this is in fact a fully blown PC running Windows Vista in an ultra compact package.

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The HTC Advantage is one of the latest Pocket PC’s from HTC and should not be considered a PPC but UMPC (Ultra Mobile Personal Computer). HTC is entering the UMPC market in the near future, and this is their first attempt to release a device which is not just a PPC or Smartphone. HTC is soon releasing their newest device the HTC SHIFT. The Shift will offer Windows Vista, slide out QWERTY keyboard, fingerprint scanner, 7 inch display. Although the X7500 does not run Windows Vista or have a 30 GB hard drive, it is still smaller than most conventional UMPC’s in the market today. The X7500 offers an 8GB microdrive, 5 inch VGA display, detachable QWERTY keyboard, 624 MHz processor by Intel, GPS, VGA out, and a whole lot more.

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The Sony Reader is expected to bring a whole new meaning to “book smart.” Coupling an innovative electronic paper display with precise one-handed navigation and a stylish, durable design, the Sony Reader will allow active readers to carry as much as they want to read whether they are traveling on the road or just around the corner. Roughly the size of a paperback novel, but thinner than most (about .5 inches thin), the device can store hundreds of books in internal memory with the addition of an optional Memory Stick or Secure Digital (SD) card. The electronic Reader can also store and display personal documents in Adobe PDF format, favorite web content like blogs or news feeds, and JPEG photos.

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