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The Astak Mole is a wireless webcam that can upload video directly to such sites as YouTube, Facebook, or Twitter. The webcam can also record directly to an SD card. The Astak Mole is designed to work without a dedicated PC. What makes this webcam special is that it adopts motion detection, night vision, two-way audio and in-built DVR. The Astak Mole Webcam will be released in November for $299. [CrunchGear via Digital Camera Blog]
Samsung is one of the YouTube Symphony Orchestra Partner. The Korean giant offers a limited edition of S1 Mini HDD enclosure. There is nothing special with this enclosure, except for its Youtube Logo on it. [Akihabara]
Panasonic today introduced three new Digital TV Recorder in the form of the DMR-BW95(ITB), DMR-BW850(500GB) and DMR-BW750(320GB). These DVRs feature Dual Digital TV Tuner, and Blu-Ray burner. The gadgets also support DLNA that allows you to access recorder TV programs from your PC or Sony PlayStation3, and WanSeg TV Tuner that allows you to directly record YouTube compatible videos. The high-end DMR-BW95(ITB) will be released in Japan for 250 000 Yen or approx. €1980. [Akihabara]
If you’re looking for a new HP camcorder, you can consider to buy the DXG-567V. This video recorder is specially made for YouTube lovers. It features direct uploading capability for YouTube. Available in black, red, pink and sky blue colors, the DXG-567V will retail for $179. The camcorder can record in 1,280 x 720 resolution video at 30 fps and comes with S-Video, Composite Video output, Rapid Blog Manager software, and USB connectivity. [UberGizmo via Digital Camera Blog]
These are some videos of the Samsung OMNIA mobile phone during the OMNIA launch in Singapore. Watch the videos after the jump. [PocketPCtoughts via Upcoming Cell Phones] More
This is an ATI Radeon 4800 tech demo video that was shot at Computex 2008. Watch the video to get more details. [YouTube]
Here is the official Sony Ericsson Paris a.k.a. P5 demo video. There is no word on pricing or availability so far. Video after the jump. [YouTube via Upcoming Cell Phones] More
The new camcorder from JVC that is specially made for YouTube lovers. The JVC Everio S series feature a one-touch button for uploading videos to YouTube. These lightweight camcorders record video directly to SD cards instead of a built-in hard drive. Its rechargeable battery provides up to 2 hours and 5 minutes of operation, but you can replace it with higher capacity 4 and 6 hour models as needed. The GZ-MS100 camcorder will be available in June for $349.99. This is how the camcorder works.
Once the provided CyberLink software is installed on a Windows® PC, uploading video clips to YouTube™ is quick and easy. The camcorder has an UPLOAD button that works in two ways. In the camera mode, press UPLOAD and then the trigger, and this limits recordings to 10 minutes in length, which matches the YouTube™ file size limit. This eliminates the need to manually time recordings or go back to edit and shorten footage. After recording is done, connect the GZ-MS100 to a PC via a USB cable and press the UPLOAD button. This automatically launches the supplied application for uploading to YouTube™. After just a few mouse clicks the video will be up on the Internet for everybody to see. The original video quality is maintained in the camera, so it can be used for any other purpose.
[JVC via Digital Cameras]
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