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Panasonic HDC-TM10 Digital Camcorder

Posted: 14 Dec 2009 05:00 PM PST

Panasonic’s top-of-the-range HD camcorders, such as the HDC-HS300 and HDC-HS200 are our rush current at the end of the market premium. But the company’s lower-end HD models like the HDC-SD20 and HDC-HS20 we were not sure quite so strongly. Now we have the HDC-TM10, which (despite the model name) is actually a newer model than the SD20 and HS20 generation.

Panasonic HDC-TM10 Digital Camcorder

Considering that the HDC-HS20 and SD20 resembled smaller versions of the higher end Panasonic camcorders, the TM10 uses a rather different, relying mostly on money rather than black plastic, which some might find less chic than the previous generation. However, the most basic features are the same. The sensor is a CMOS 1/6in identical to 1.47 megapixels, and the lens of a Leica Dicomar with 2.95-47.2mm focal length 16x optical zoom. However, the filter diameter was reduced from 43mm to 30.5 mm as the camcorder is quite a bit smaller, weighing 278g instead of 321G.

The microphone is returned to the stereo rather than 5.1 surround sound channels available on the table SD20 and HS20. On the positive side, the optical image stabilizer Advanced now has an active mode, which we met with the HDC-TM350. This softens the movement of the camera even more effective than the basic setting, and is intended if you use the device while walking or transit. We found active mode generally competent, although he does seem to cause a slight reduction in image quality, which is probably why Panasonic has maintained the original settings available.

Being a model TM, TM10 comes with flash memory onboard. In this case, you get 8 GB, which is sufficient for an hour of the movie quality mode, but you can use the SD card slot to add more. Panasonic also offers its 17Mbits/sec data rate higher than the Canon and JVC 24Mbits/sec now meet their latest models. The first three quality settings for recording Full HD 1920 x 1080, but in substance it uses mode 1440 x 1080, like HDV, and you can take three hours of images in the memory provided. You can also take still images of 2.1 megapixels, which is equivalent to the standard HD resolution of 1,920 x 1,080. [via trustedreviews]

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Sony ICD-UX300F 4 GB Digital Voice Recorder

Posted: 14 Dec 2009 11:49 AM PST

The huge 4 GB flash memory within the ICD-UX300F digital voice recorder can store over 1000 hours of audio mode (in LP): more than enough for the equivalent of one month’s non-stop voice recordings. And this is only the beginning. With all that storage space and a handy integrated USB connector, the little Sony UX200 and UX300F are also a great way to store, preserve and transfer PC files while you’re away.

Sony ICD-UX300F 4 GB Digital Voice Recorder

If you need entertainment while you’re away, you can also listen to your favorite tunes on the built-in MP3 player, or via the integrated speakerphone or using the supplied in-ear earphones. Excellent voice quality digital recordings are captured in stereo as MP3 files. A function switchable noise reduction and low-cut filter to reduce annoying background noise, ensuring maximum intelligibility. The new digital voice recorder allows playback voice via the built-in speaker on what is equally clear. 21-step digital speed control makes reading easier to hear exactly what was said without distortion when you transcribe the conference, seminar or interview.

The extra-long battery life allows you to keep talking – and listening – for longer without running out of power. With an alkaline battery, recording time extends to 15 hours (LP mode), while extending the reading 83 hours massive – more than enough to hear this series of lecture notes. Records Management is extremely practical, thanks to the generosity of size LCD easy to read 5 line display. With the new Sony Digital Voice Recorder records can be sorted into five message folders, making it easy to find the right file when you have a lot of different notes or interviews to watch. For convenience, records can be managed and edited with Divide / Erase / select and move to an office file.

Simple drag and drop file support, it is quick and easy to transfer voice recordings, computer files and music directly on your computer. The recorder slide-out ‘USB connector is protected by a sliding lid handy, so there is no danger of losing direction while you are traveling. The Sony ICD-UX200 (2GB) is available in a choice of black, silver finish, pink and red. The Sony ICD-UX300 (4GB) is available in black or red. Available in black, the Sony ICD-UX300F (4GB) also incorporates an FM tuner, allowing you to listen to your favorite radio shows while you’re away. [via letsgodigital]

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MSI X-Slim X600 15.6 Inch Ultra Slim Notebook

Posted: 14 Dec 2009 09:45 AM PST

MSI is added to the Ultra X-Slim thin line of the new X600 Pro laptop model. This new device is enhanced by the latest Intel Core 2 Duo Processor Culv. Compare the original X600, Pro version gets a bright new scratch-resistant coating with silver accents and the new MSI Chiclet keyboard.

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The X-Slim X600 Pro sports an ATI Mobility Radeon HD4330, up to 4GB of DDR2 RAM, up to a hard disk of 640 GB and a DVD SuperMulti drive or optional Blu-ray. The new X600 Pro has a 15.6 inch LCD screen. It supports WiFi 802.11b / g and Bluetooth connectivity. Other features include HDMI, 2-in-1 card reader, eSATA / USB Combo, 4 speakers and an integrated 1.3 Megapixel webcam. [via itechnews]

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Nikon D300s Sample Photo Gallery Posted Digital Camera

Posted: 13 Dec 2009 11:15 PM PST

Nikon D300 review is ongoing, both in practice and in the DIWA lab, managed by Kai Thon, Test Manager of DIWA Awards. The Nikon D300 is an improved version of the Nikon D300, and in this regard the performance of the SLR does not surprises, in fact, a similar camera, with improved functionality. The main feature of this developed Nikon DSLR is the video function, which is a 720p HD video, coupled with a more rapid burst mode of 7 frames per second and an additional card slot, which means you can use both CompactFlash memory cards and SDHC at the same time. The first Nikon D300 sample images will follow shortly after the examination.

Nikon D300s Sample Photo Gallery Posted Digital Camera

The Nikon D300 digital SLR has strengthened the ability to capture HD video with a digital SLR, since the camera also features stereo sound input external autofocus and various options for the first time in the field built-in video editing. Thank you for using external stereo microphone, captured videos are now accompanied by his superior. Video clips can be edited within the Nikon D300 by selecting a departure and arrival time during playback. In addition, the new C-type of the HDMI interface allows you to edit in high definition monitor, if you prefer.

The action photography should not be a problem for the Nikon D300. A speed of 7 frames per second is possible without requiring an additional battery. The camera includes Nikon D300 imaging technologies as well as the D300, as the system of recognition scene with 1005 pixel RGB light metering, including the 51-point Multi-CAM 3500 autofocus autofocus system for performance optimal. The combination of these techniques aim to ensure a precise auto focus, auto exposure and auto white balance. The Nikon D300 sample photos are taken in Purmerend, Netherlands. The test images Nikon D300 in this article have been reduced to enable correct reproduction and compressed to ensure loading times faster. [via letsgodigital]

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Sony ICD-SX700 Digital Voice Recorder Music Player

Posted: 13 Dec 2009 09:15 PM PST

New 3-in-1 digital voice recorders from Sony offers colorful style with MP3 and USB storage. Now, you’re never lost for words. Capture interviews, meetings, lectures or voice notes simply never been easier with the latest generation of colorful new voice recorders digital Sony. Gliding effortlessly into a pocket or bag slim, stylish ICD-UX200 and ICD-UX300F weigh less than your mobile phone (48g). Despite their compact dimensions, they are full of practical features to help you capture, store and manage records brilliantly clear voice with ease. The digital voice recorder Sony with MP3 (IMC-UX200, UX300 and UX300F) is available from December 2009.

Sony ICD-SX700 Digital Voice Recorder

The huge 4 GB flash memory within the ICD-UX300F digital voice recorder can store over 1000 hours of audio mode (in LP): more than enough for the equivalent of one month’s non-stop voice recordings. And this is only the beginning. With all that storage space and a handy integrated USB connector, the little Sony UX200 and UX300F are also a great way to store, preserve and transfer PC files while you’re away. If you need entertainment while you’re away, you can also listen to your favorite tunes on the built-in MP3 player, or via the integrated speakerphone or using the supplied in-ear earphones.

Excellent voice quality digital recordings are captured in stereo as MP3 files. A function switchable noise reduction and low-cut filter to reduce annoying background noise, ensuring maximum intelligibility. The new digital voice recorder allows playback voice via the built-in speaker on what is equally clear. 21-step digital speed control makes reading easier to hear exactly what was said without distortion when you transcribe the conference, seminar or interview. [via letsgodigital]

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