Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ8 camera

Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ8 is a step-down from the company’s TZ10 model, which most notably has a GPS and several tweaks to distinguish it from the smaller brother. Because of this 12-x zoom, the TZ8 features slightly puffed up dimensions, measuring 103.3 x 59.6 x 32.6mm, creating it larger than your ordinary compact, but still pocketable. It weighs 219g. The TZ8 features rather elegant looks, something that has become usual on the Lumix line recently. The right side of the camera has a slightly full grip, which is nearly big enough to hold your fingers around. It comes into Panasonic’s line of “super zoom” compacts, providing a 12x optical zoom and a 12-megapixel sensor, rising from the TZ7’s 10 megapixels.

Because of this 12-x zoom, the TZ8 features slightly puffed up dimensions, measuring 103.3 x 59.6 x 32.6mm, creating it larger than your ordinary compact, but still pocketable. It weighs 219g. The TZ8 features rather elegant looks, something that has become usual on the Lumix line recently. The right side of the camera has a slightly full grip, which is nearly big enough to hold your fingers around. The top plate offers a physical toggle, which many will like since it won’t be switching on by mistake in your pocket. A mode dial and the shutter button, surrounded by the zoom toggle, join this. On the right side of the camera, an AV connection hides under a flap, but there is no HDMI.

On the back of the camera, you’ll find a 2.7-inch LCD display, offering a 100% field of view. To the right you’ll find other physical switch to change between shooting and playback. The common system of a four-way controller with a central Menu/Set button is sided by four more controls, offering access to the Quick Menu, modify the displayed information, a toggle for the instant zoom and eventually an “exposure” button, which allows you change values while the shooting mode lets it.

Power the camera on and the lens extends, giving you the widest 25mm angle. Moving to the full end of the zoom is a bit slow as the optics move around, but the E.Zoom button will turn the lens out using “Intelligent Zoom” to 16x, then further using “Extra Zoom”, which crops the sensor to bring you a closer image.

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Olympus E-PL1 camera

Newly presented and at the accurate same price as Olympus’ currently reviewed E-600 Four Thirds digital SLR with 14-42mm kit lens, is the producer newest Micro Four Thirds system hybrid in the E-PL1 Digital Pen.

Like that DSLR “proper”, it also puts in kit form with a zoom of the accurate same main range, equivalent to 28-84mm in 35mm film terms. However, the baby of its special family that includes its predecessors in the E-P1 and E-P2, the former reportedly due to be phased out by the middle of this year. The close price match with the E-600 is of interest as what you’re entering the E-PL1 is basically a reduced E-series DSLR with the mirror mechanism removed to carry lens and sensor closer together.

Although charged as the “fun” entry-level model for those originally frightened of having a quality digital camera such as a DSLR and available in a choice of black, silver, white or red bodies, the E-PL1 includes some of the newer features of the range-topping enthusiast-targeted E-P2. It shares the color promoting iEnhance option introduced on that model and also the angle and switch lens aping Diorama Art Filter, which is now included among its six-strong digital effects. These are so fun, if taken in moderation. Pop Art, Grainy Film, Pinhole Camera, Soft Focus and the E-PL1 exclusive Gentle Sepia represent the other options.

We also achieve 1280 x 720p HD AVI format movies at a smooth replay frame rate of 30fps with HDMI port, access to the Art Filters creative effects while recording such as a nod toward greater simplicity of use. A dedicated red record button top right of the camera is back a press of, which starts filming thoughtless of the stills shooting mode chose via the top plate dial. The sample below was shot in SD using the Diorama Art Filter, bringing a quick time fall effect.

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Samsung T401G Qwerty CellPhone

The end of this year, Samsung will release a series T401G, the slider QWERTY phone with carrying capacity up to 16 GB TransFlash, and compatible with the A2DP bluetooth headphones. The phone is dominated by black color is targeted for entry-level. connected only in line GSM / EDGE, T401G offers 2.1-inch screen size, non-touch display with 65,536 colors and 176×220 pixel resolution.

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The Hot New Toshiba 32rv635db LCD

Toshiba 32rv635db is totally powered with plenty of features gathered at one place and in an aggressively smart manner. The chic LCD has revamped its functionalities entirely from its predecessors and high rivals and this is the supporting reason for its modern class styling.

The 32-inch and 3-pin British version Toshiba 32rv635d has obviously re-defined LCDs already purchasable in the market. Graphic User Interface (GUI), layout, font, color and icons are ultramodern and designed to make the procedures easy and user-friendly. Further, the graphical elements are aligned in a way so that they do not involve screen view area. There is main menu that give plenty of advantages to the users and aligns specialized GUI modification features such as gamma, grayscale and 3D color management.

Those advantages in Toshiba 32rv635db, create it the hot new technology in the market. The LCD is beating the competition, as it give terrific sound that one would simply like to enjoy and do a little of foot tapping.

What makes Toshiba 32rv635db different from others is that it is inexpensive and value for the money. You would hardly get any LCD with all the innovative features included into one. This clearly speaks of Toshiba as the market leader in LCD.

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Powermonkey Portable Charger

The Powermonkey Portable Charger is a small device that you can bring anywhere. We have all been there, whether it is far from home with no charger or when you are waiting for that important call.

You will not get anymore-charging worries while you have the Portable Charger. Simply power up this little silver gadget using an AC power outlet and then stick it in your bag or pocket so you have it with you wherever you go. The Powermonkey can keep a standby charge for up to a year, so even if you do not use it a week you will not have to worry about charging it again for the next week. When your mobile phone or other small electronic does run out of power, all you have to do is pull out your Portable Charger and plug it in.

The Powermonkey Portable Charger is lightweight and 10 time more powerful than an usual battery. It is compatible with most mobile phone besides iPods, MP3 players, smart phones and Bluetooth headsets. Offering up to 96 more hours of talk time on your mobile phone and 6 more hours of listening time on your MP3 player, you will never run out of power again with this handy Portable Charger.

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