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EasyShare Z915 Point & Shoot Digital Camera - Black - Lowest Price: $126.49

Take photography to the next level. Whether you're zooming in on fast action shots or taking a picture of your grand surroundings, the Z915 is the camera that can handle it. And it's surprisingly simple to use ... Photography - Digital camera - Kodak EasyShare - Digital - Techniques and Styles ...

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The Apple App Store Scams [Rant]

Banning a Pulitzer-winning cartoonist's app? OK. Force the change of editorial content of a fashion magazine because it shows some lingerie? Check. Approve stupid applications that are obvious scams? Of course! The latest one is called Less Cigarette! ... More » ... Lingerie - Clothing - Shopping - Women - Undergarments ...

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Bonux's Android set-top box is pretty much Google TV lite... really lite (video)

No patience left to wait for Google TV? Tough luck, bubs -- 'cause Bonux's Android set-top box ain't shipping till the year's end, either. Tucked away in a small corner of Computex was the gem you see above: an Android 2.1-based set-top box designed to bring ... well, Android to your television. The white mockup box was strictly in place to demonstrate the software, and the inability to find a live internet connection on the floor crushed their desires to demonstrate connected extras.

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Sony demonstrates eye-tracking glasses designed for 'lifelogging'

You are "lifelogging," aren't you? Well, it looks like Sony could one day make the process a whole lot easier if an actual product ever results from these prototype glasses, which combine eye-tracking technology with an outward-facing camera. That, Sony says, allows the camera to detect and record objects (or people, for that matter) that you're looking at, and even recognize and copy text that you're reading. Sony apparently isn't quite done with the idea just yet, however, and says that it

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Vivid: Sony said no to PS3 porn streaming

Those looking for the ability to stream pornographic videos to their PlayStation 3 will be upset to hear that it won't be coming to Sony's console. At least, that's what Vivid Video says ... Originally posted at The Digital Home ...

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The 404 595: Where we make up our decision (podcast)

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Sony installs 3D pavilions for World Cup 2010

Sony 3D Experience Pavilions in seven countries aren't going to display "live" matches, but instead will show highlights of football games ...

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Panasonic's HDC-TM35 HD camcorder is light, lady-friendly

Leave it to Panasonic to yet again stake claim on a "world's" achievement that generally isn't on our radar. The company is again claiming it offers the world's lightest HD camcorder, this time the HDC-TM35, sporting 1080i recording and hybrid image stabilization that allows you to "vigorously shake the rock" according to the infallibly auto-translated press release. It weighs just 185g, about the same as a BlackBerry Storm2 and 42 grams lighter than it's predecessor, the HDC-TM30. According to

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Supersize My Camera Please

Beginning in about 1982 and through the early nineties, my primary camera was a Nikon FE equipped with the MD-12 motor drive.  While that particular camera was sold years ago, my recent kick of shooting film led me to recently find a new (to me) sample on eBay.  What struck me right away is that [ ... ] ...

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WirelessIris brings follow focus to your DLSR via iPhone app (video)

If you're shooting with movie cameras (or HD-enabled DSLRs like the Canon 5DMkII), being able to make your adjustments digitally is "epic" (or so says Engadget Show Producer Chad Mumm, who just declared this particular hardware "awesome"). The fStop Wireless Receiver is an affordable WiFi receiver that's compatible with most remote focus systems (common in the world of professional cinematography). Featuring multiple wireless channels and integration with the WirelessIris iPhone app, this bad

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