Creative’s background in audio kit for PCs fanbois has built the company a big fanbase and the company spread its market further with its Zen players. The company made shrinky-dink Zens, personal media player Zens and digital audio Zens – even maa-hoo-sive hard drive-based Zens way back when. Read the rest of this entry »
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In late 2009 Olympus’ E-P1 was the first interchangeable lens compact/digital SLR hybrid to get us truly excited, largely thanks to its gorgeous throwback 1960s styling and robust brushed steel finish. Two years later the third generation E-P3 model is upon us and thankfully very little has changed, except minimal tweaks for the better. Read the rest of this entry »
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The third generation Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF3 is its most compact mirror-less interchangeable lens camera and also the world’s smallest with integral flash. If you’re going to introduce something smaller than a digital SLR then the ultimate goal is for it to fit in a pocket. This is a feat that the GF3 fitted with 14mm (28mm equivalent) pancake lens narrowly achieves: we shoehorned it into a pair of jeans, but quickly felt uncomfortable. Read the rest of this entry »
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The Macbook is dead, but the MacBook Air is here to stay. Apple announced the MacBook Air 2011 release date last week and within its slimline-form lurks, Lion OS X, Intel i5 or i7 processors and the super-speedy Thunderbolt port. With two 11-inch and two 13-inch models unveiled the new MacBook Air 2011 Read the rest of this entry »
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Earning early bragging rights the Sony HDR-TD10E was announced before the JVC GS-TD1 making it the world’s first full HD 3D camcorder. Sony have given 3D its full support from the start, and as 3D TVs continue to trickle into homes and more Hollywood movies get the 3D treatment, the HDR-TD10E hopes to have consumers making their very own 3D films with ease. Read the rest of this entry »
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