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Latest Digital Technology Review

Digital Scanner Photo Frame Display

Posted: 16 Dec 2009 12:17 PM PST

This digital photo frame not only displays pictures but also a built-in scanner to scan old prints and display them on screen. The scanning part of the picture frame is capable of capturing images at 300 dpi. Part screen digital photo frame measures 8 inches and can display images at a resolution of 800 x 600 pixels.

Digital Photo Frame with Built in Scanner

For storage photoframe has 1 GB of internal memory that can store nearly 3000 images scanned or transferred. As the display of photos you’ve scanned or transferred via USB to the image of the device can also play MPEG and MP3 files. Memory can be expanded using MS / SD / xD / MMC or CF card type while being able to accept a USB connection to your computer.

Overall, this is a fairly conventional picture that comes with a remote control and Pict-Bridge software so you can transfer files from your camera easier to mount. The only major difference is that it has a scanner attached. [via gadgetvenue]

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Olympus PEN E-P2 System Digital Camera

Posted: 16 Dec 2009 09:32 AM PST

Last summer, Olympus launched its first system Micro Four-camera function, PEN E-P1. Referring to the rich history of Olympus, the E-P1 received a true retro design. Daring indeed, and he soon turned the camera system consists of a combination of striking design, making the establishment of the new system, an immediate success. Micro Four Thirds is in many respects the system that the photo-graphs were really expect. Combining the convenience of a compact and quality of a DSLR, the system was intended to be a real success.

Olympus PEN E-P2 System Digital Camera

It is more than obvious that the Olympus E-PEN P2 and P1 have much in common, put both units side by side, and you really have to look for differences. It’s the little things that need to differentiate and to be honest, most differences are found inside the aircraft. Olympus used the feedback from photographers and cameras in general all over the world for the P2. This feedback from some of the photographers asked housing darker or black as it happened. Consequently, P2 is now also available in black.

As for the operation of the Olympus PEN P2, we have not seen a whole lot of difference compared to P1. In this regard, surprisingly little for the tester. Like a digital SLR standard, you can simply change the lens, and offers Four Thirds lenses continues to grow. In 2010, we expect to see a number of new, interesting, not only of Olympus, but also from Panasonic. I can only imagine things will stop there. What remains an enjoyable experience, dealing with a compact camera system. What difference does compared to a heavy (semi-) pro DSLR! [via letsgodigital]

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Nokia N900 Operating System Internet Tablet Phone

Posted: 16 Dec 2009 06:15 AM PST

Nokia Series 60 operating system has been around since 2001, so it’s perhaps not so surprising that when you place a series 60 handset next to an iPhone or an Android phone operating system is a little tired. Perhaps that is why Nokia decided to use an operating system completely different on the N900, the latest internet tablet / mobile phone hybrid.

Nokia N900

Instead of the 60 series, he has opted for its OS Maemo latest, which is based on Debian Linux. This is not the first time it is used on Maemo one of its devices – the operating system previously made appearances on the N770, N800 and N810 Internet Tablet but this is the first time he has been used on a device with mobile phone functionality.

In terms of look, the N900 is certainly not the most attractive phone that Nokia has produced. The design is heavy and brutal, which is underlined by the fact that it is twice as thick as most other touchscreen phones on the market right now (it measures 59.8 (W) x 110.9 (H ) x 19.5mm (D) and weighs 181g with battery). [via trustedreviews]

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Enermax Acrylux Wireless Ultra Slim Keyboard

Posted: 16 Dec 2009 03:07 AM PST

Enermax launches new ultra-thin keyboard called Acrylux (model KB009W-B), which is manufactured with acrylic reinforced with up to 7H hardness. Acrylux The keyboard is full size wireless technology using wireless RF 2.4GHz. It includes the “scissors” key switch technology to provide comfortable and responsive typing experience available with 10 million of life strikes, and a palm rest complete with a profile of only 9.2 mm.

Enermax Acrylux Ultra Slim Wireless Keyboard

Enermax has Acrylux flat caps key and zero degrees for a shorter distance strikes and increased typing experience. The keyboard comes with a USB dongle receiver, and he needs two AAA batteries to operate. [via itechnews]

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Canon PIXMA iP4700 Smaller Inkjet All In One Printer

Posted: 16 Dec 2009 12:05 AM PST

The PIXMA IP4700 is a little smaller than MP and MX range of Canon all-in-one, but still could not be characterized as low. With its high gloss black top, sides and front panels, is quick to take fingerprints, but it is always wise for that.

Canon PIXMA iP4700 Inkjet Printer

It has several design elements of its all-in-one brothers and sisters, including dual paper tray. One aspect to the rear of the top cover is folded and extends to become a 150-sheet rear tray and there is a 150-sheet cassette, which slides underneath the machine, too, although it still covers the ‘front of the machine. Canon recommends that you load the photo paper into the rear tray and plain paper in the cassette, but the rear tray is taking.

The front panel of the machine folds down and extends to become the output bin and there is an internal flip cover that opens to reveal a slot to insert the CD / DVD carrier, as the machine can print directly on disks coated properly.

The controls and indicators are minimal, with a power button and ignite the highly curved right-hand front corner. There is a power button and indicator directly below, but it’s for a physical inspection. There are no slots for memory cards, which is a shame on a machine that is good for photos, but there is a PictBridge-making. At the rear is a single USB socket, the only data connection from computer to printer PIXMA IP4700. [via trustedreviews]

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RAmos T11TE- 1080p HD Touchscreen PMP

Posted: 15 Dec 2009 09:05 PM PST

If you’re in the market for an alternative iPod, and it does not bother you go with a brand that your friends have ever heard, what about the T11TE Ramos? The 5 800 x 480 cm PMP may not look all that distinctive from the outside, but its Full HD 1080p via HDMI certainly would give rise to the rank & file of MP3 players more commonplace.

RAmos T11TE- 1080p HD Touchscreen PMP

Performing magic is inside a processor Telechips TCC8900 and autonomous CAD, and Ramos threw stereo speakers and a TV output too. The file compatibility, as you can imagine, large: the T11TE be happy chomp by MPG, MPEG, DAT, VOB, MP4, MOV, AVI, DVD, ASF, WMV, MKV, TS, RM and RMVB video and MP3, WMA, WAV, AC3, OGG and FLAC audio, and JPEG, BMP and GIF formats and ebook certain.

You also get a USB 2.0 OTG and a remote control with voice recording function. The storage is 16 GB and there is also a microSD card slot where you can practice in another slot 16GB. Not bad for $ 177.45 and 130 x 84 x 12 mm. [via slashgear]

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Motorola Sprint’s 4G WiMAX Modem

Posted: 15 Dec 2009 06:05 PM PST

Latest Motorola Sprint’s 4G WiMAX modem quietly sold the weekend, and although it is not exactly mobile-friendly warrior in size, it offers a much more than your ordinary USB dongle. The Sprint 4G Desktop Modem CPEi25150 Motorola squeezes in a high gain dual antenna and an Ethernet port rather than USB, which means it is easy to connect to your WiFi router.

Motorola Sprint's 4G WiMAX Modem

This of course means there is no WiFi, which seems a little shorter than Sprint repel CPEi25150 as mobile solution. If you’re in one of 27 regions where the carrier currently has a 4G WiMAX network in operation, you could put 10x the speed of a regular 3G connection. The Sprint 4G Desktop Modem CPEi25150 by Motorola is available for order now for home and business users, priced at $ 99.99 after a $ 150 mail-in rebate. It assumes you purchase a new contract two years Sprint 4G agreement, which will cost $ 49.99 per month. [via slashgear]

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