3D is the buzz word of 2010 From TVs to films and now even Lady Ga Ga (well she does get everywhere) It seems like every day there's some sort of 3D announcement. So what's happened so far and what's going to happen in the future? Here's a brief summary of all things 3D past, present and future.
It may look like a mobile phone, but it could hold the key to your impending YouTube stardom. Sanyo’s new Xacti VPC-CS1 is hailed as the world’s smallest camcorder, measuring
Samsung has extended its H-series camcorder range to include a whopping four new camcorders: the HMX-H200, HMX-203, HMX-H204, and HMX-205. Each camcorder can record in full high-definition (1920 x 1080
While low-end cameras aren’t usually much to get excited about, Casio’s latest releases have made the effort to be interesting with social media features and by being overall quality devices.
Want to record not just what’s in front of you, but what’s to the left, right and pretty much all around you? Grab a Sony Bloggie PM5K. The special lens
In the future, when we all have electronic eyes, we will be able to record all we do through the sensor in the pupil, and directly into our positronic brains. From there, we will put our interface finger into the computer, and upload all we know. For now the Swann MDV-450 Action Camera will have to do. This 90mm long cylindrical camera is a tough and light, and made for those without bionic eyes to record their action sports adventures. With a RRP of £89.99, would it be cheaper to become Steve Austin?
When it comes to tech world, a speculation and rumours can sometimes be built around a slightest sniff of evidence which turns into major news. Well, it would appear that
So are we all good and depressed about getting up to go to work in the dark? (Oh how I miss uni when I didn’t have to get up with
