Tag: Digital
Smell-o-vision: NTT Communications trial aroma-emitting digital sign technology
As if our noses don’t get assaulted enough with vile scents in the form of pungent perfumes, stinky body odor, and overcooked food when out and about, a company over in Japan has created aroma-emitting digital sign technology.
Or ‘Smell-o-vision’, as our Editor In Chief, Stuart, described. Dubbed ‘Kaoru Digital Signage’ by NTT Communications, the electronic signs will be stationed outside the Kirin City Beer Hall at the Yaesu Shopping Mall in Tokyo…
New flagship Olympus E-3 Digital SLR camera will keep you uploading to Flickr for years
Olympus has rolled out a brand new ditial SLR to join their other delectable models. Meet the E-3, which is now their flagship model. They’re claiming it has the world’s fastest autofocus (when you use their new Zuiko Supersonic Wave…
Olympus mju 790 SW digital camera now available in limited edition lime green shade
Olympus has added another colour to the mju 790 SW range, bound to cheer up the forthcoming drizzly winter days.
The lime green model is limited to only 5,000 units in Europe, and hasn’t compromised specs just because it’s had a paint-job. It’s packing 7.1-megapixels, with a 3x optical zoom, face detection technology, is…
Shiny Video Review: Fujifilm Finepix F100fd
Alex and I take a gander at one of the latest Fujifilm Finepix cameras, this time the Z100fd. Available in an…
Shiny Video Preview: Sony a700 Digital SLR camera
Yesterday afternoon Alex got a chance to run round the Natural History Museum with nothing but a photography tutor, a tank of ants, a fellow horde of journalists and a Sony a700 D-SLR. The camera with its handy SteadyShot features blur compensation technology, adjustable ISO of up to 3200…
Shiny Video Review: neovo FotoViso digital photo frame
Alex checks out a 7″ digital photo frame from neovo, with a few funky hidden features (such as the buttons), and a missing capital letter from their company name, which really infuriates me. Find out what she has to say about…
Sony's new PRS-505 Reader Digital Book will give you weeks of Mills & Boons reading on the train
Manga and other books may be coming to the iPhone via downloadable services from network providers, but for those who don’t plan on forking out over £1,000 for one of Jobs’s little gizmos, Sony may just have the answer you’re looking for.
Sony first launched their Reader Digital Book a year ago this month, and are following it up with a second-gen version, the PRS-505, which will be on sale later this month. Costing $300 from Borders stores and Sony’s website, it will be available in silver and dark blue, able to store up to 160…
Don't go taking pics of spotty-faced friends with this Hasselblad H3D II, it has 39-megapixels
Oh. My. Goodness. 39-megapixels. I think I’m hyperventilating. Someone slap me, quick!
Hasselblad are obviously aiming high with their latest D-SLR, the H3D II which shoots photos using a shocking 39-megapixels. That’s not a typo – that’s thirty-nine megapixels. Just what users are supposed to do with SUPER HI-RES photos of that size,…
£40? For a camcorder? What, are Disgo nuts?!
Hang on, hang on. A video camera for less than £40? And it hasn’t fallen off the back of a truck? How on earth!?
It’s true, and you’ll be able to pick one up this weekend on the high street. Aimed, as most products are these days, at the YouTube generation, it’s a pocket-sized digital video camcorder which weighs no more than a mobile phone. Powered by two AA batteries, it’s simple to use, with only three buttons for one-touch recording…
Shiny Video Review: Intempo Digital GX-01 Internet Radio
For those who fancy something a little more CRAZY than Radio 1, XFM et al, consider internet radio – with trillions of different stations, you’ll never be stuck for choice. In this video, Alex checks out the Intempo Digital GX-01 Internet Radio, which you can pick up for £119.99 at Amazon…
