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The new Pentax K100D Super is actually an upgrade version of the popular K100D digital camera. It comes equipped with a dust removal system, supports SDM (Supersonic Drive Motor) lens and new fastest ISO speed of 3200. The new digicam is priced at around $600 (including kit lens).
Need more details? PhotographyBlog has a comprehensive review of the Pentax K100D Super. Read more for the verdict.
Nakamichi has released a 52 inch LCD TV that is inspired by the traditional Japanese dress known as Kimonos. The Kimono LCD TV offers a resolution of 1,920 x 1,080 pixels (full HD in all probability), a 178-degree viewing angle, and a contrast ratio of 5,000 to 1. No word on pricing so far, however, we are sure it will be expensive.
The Benzer CDX-201 car audio system comes with a folding LCD display that can change colors between red and green to suit your mood. There is no word on pricing and availability. The Benzer CDX-201 is currently on display at the Hong Kong Electronics Fair 2007.
Samsung has announced a new LCD so thin it makes the promo chick looks fat. With thickness level of just 10-mm (0.39-inch), this 40-inch Full HD LCD TV panel supports 92% of the NTSC color gamut while consuming less than 90 watts of power. With that kind of diet no wonder it’s ultra-thin. Too bad no word on pricing or availability.
Here is Yamaha’s new portable conference system that utilities a 12-microphone array to capture sound. Dubbed as the Yamaha PJP-25UR, this gadget also provides eight microphones which are located in movable arms that could open to better fit the position of the people around a table. Measuring 9inch x 6inch x 1.33inch, this echo-canceling microphone retails in Japan for $550.
Holux comes back with the new GPSmile 53CLife GPS navigation gadget that is using Mediatek MT3318 GPS chip and not SiRF. It has a 3.5 inch TFT LCD touch screen with 240×320 resolution, and a SD/MMC card extension for playing MP3s and looking at pictures. Sadly, pricing and availability have not been announced yet.
Alpine PMD-B200 Blackbird II GPS navigation system offers Bluetooth connectivity, a built-in traffic tuner, and an integrated flash drive. The gadget is powered by Microsoft’s Windows CE operating system. The PMD-B200 provides maps from Navteq that ensures you will never get lost in the States and Canada, including Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. Other features include audio playback capability, an SD memory card slot, and an FM modulator. The Alpine PMD-B200 Blackbird II GPS navigation system is priced at $750.
The Stage Rack allows you to connect a 3.5-inch / 2.5-inch hard drive to a PC without having to open your PC case. Priced at $47, the device is Mac / Windows compatible.
Some dudes at Aving provides us information about the MINI ALL portable media player from NewsMy. The gadget is running on Windows CE 5.0 and features a 4 inch display and connects to the internet via WiFi. The device also supports MSN Messenger and Skype.
After releasing the X800 and M800, ETen comes back with the new glofiish X600. The gadget is an entry level device which lacks of 3G and VGA resolution. The X600 will be available in two versions – without or with the Garmin XT mobile navigation software. Garmin’s software can collect traffic information from the internet using GPRS, EDGE, 3G, HSDPA, and weather forecasts, while the radar information can be updated for free for 30 days through Garmin Online. The gadget will be on sale in November, 2007.
Link, Picture courtesy of GPSandCo
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