The Canon SX1000 Comes with 10x optical zoom lens with optical Image Stabilizer, An 8.0 Megapixels CCD, DIGIC III image processor Face Detection Technology enhanced with new Face Select and Track function and dedicated Face Selector button With an Addon of Canon’s total anti-blur solution with ISO 1600, Auto ISO Shift and optical Image Stabilizer…
Category Archives: PDA
LG KF900 Prada Review
LG is one of the best mobile companies on this planet and today I am going to review one of the best mobile phones from LG. KF900 Prada is a stylish cell phone from LG released in December 2008. It has a 3 inches touchscreen display with a resolution of 240×400 pixels. One of the…
The World’s First PDA Ban
Perhaps for the first time ever in the world, PDA devices have been proscribed. The Alton Towers Resort theme park in UK has imposed a PDA ban, which took effect on 25th May, 2008 and will continue until 1st June, 2008. You might be befuddled by this unprecedented case of PDA policing. But that look…
Kurzweil-National Federation of the Blind Reader
I’m glad that this gadget is now available for purchase to the people who need it. Dubbed the “Kurzweil-National Federation of the Blind Reader” this hardware allows blind individuals to be even more independent by reading themselves. Unlike any other gadget which has been out, once you run this over words it immediately puts it into…
CrackBerry Addicts and Hotels Who Care
Millions of people are addicted to their Crackberries Blackberries and the Sheraton Chicago Hotel is showing that they care. When you check in they can help you break toward freedom from the demonic handhelds by keeping them locked up for you on your trip and you will get them back when you are ready…
Bluetooth Laser Virtual Keyboard
Welcome to the future. ThinkGeek now has for sale a virtual keyboard. It uses bluetooth technology (but what doesn’t these days?) and just looks cool. Just put the device on a flat surface and get your blue tooth capable cell phone, etc and begin typing away, while you hear sounds of clicking keys. I remember…