GoPro's Wide HERO Digital Camera is a 5Mp camera that is perfect for water sports. You can capture all the action when you're surfing or taking part in other water sports. The camera features a 170 degrees lens for an ultra wide view and footage that will blow you and your friends away.
The included housing keeps the camera waterproof up to 100', as well as shockproof. Capture up to 56 minutes of 512 x 384 30fps video to a 2GB SD card (not included), which expands the internal 16MB memory, and up to 1945 still photos, using the "Photo Every 2 Seconds" mode.
Specifications/Details:
. Sensor: 5Megapixel
. Lens: Glass lens f-stop:2.8, 170 diagonal FOV
. Zoom: Fixed Focus
. Format: Video: AVI (512x384 @30fps); Still: JPEG (2592x1944)
. Built-in Speaker: No
. Built-in Mic: Yes
. Resolution: 5Mp (512x384)
. Output: RCA, USB
. Power Requirements: 2XAAA not included
. Operating System: Windows ME/2000/XP/Vista and Mac OS9.1/10.2 and later
. Waterproofing: Waterproof up to 100' (30m)
. Recording Media: 16 MB internal memory, up to 2GB SD memory card
. Dimensions (W x H x D ): 2.4 x 1.6 x 0.9" (6 x 4 x 2.5 cm)
. Weight: Camera & Housing 4oz (113.4g)
Parts Included:
. 5Mp Digital HERO Camera
. Waterproof/Shockproof Housing
. USB/RCA Combo Cable
. 1-Year Limited Warranty
GoPro Wide Hero Sports Camera
Nokia 5800 magically starts working on 3G
Olde NAM 5800 XpressMusic today, and the weirdest thing happened: it worked on 3G. This comes after a day of frustration trying to get it hooked up to UMTS yesterday -- a sentiment echoed by several others who took the plunge. The only theory we can come up with is that we were in Chicago yesterday at the Nokia flagship store -- a place where many of the "defective" units were sold -- and today we're elsewhere, so it's conceivable that there's an issue with AT&T's 3G network in Chicago. We've noticed an uptick in 3G loss on other devices in Chicago the past few days, so it's possible that the 5800 is just particularly sensitive to crappy networks; then again, there seem to be others in New York that have the same issue, so it's anybody's guess. All we know for sure is that we're showing a big, fat "3.5G" logo in the upper left corner of our unit at the moment -- and we're going to cross our fingers that it stays that way.
Dell Latitude XT2
Dell's Latitude XT2 convertible was leaked to us way back in March,and although it missed that planned November ship date, it's suddenly showed up in an absolute downpour of documentation -- great news if you didn't have any light reading for the weekend. We did a nice heavy skimming of the material for you, and spec-wise, it's basically just the expected bump up to Montevina: an unspecified ULV Core 2 Duo on an 800MHz bus with integrated Intel GMA X4500 graphics, up to 5GB of DDR3 RAM and the same 12.1-inch multitouch-capable capacitive touchscreen as in the original. (Hellooo Windows 7!)
Alesis iPod JamDock
The pro audio-minded rack mixer, and the ProTrack dock / portable digital recorder, you'd think they'd have all their bases covered -- but that's clearly not the case. Among the many goodies making the scene at this year's NAMM, JamDock is aimed at musicians who want to incorporate iPod audio into their performance.
This bad boy sports two 1/4-inch inputs that support both line level and high impedance instruments, 1/4-inch monitor outs, and a single 1/4-inch stereo out for headphones. It can be mounted on a drum rack or stand using the e-percussion Module Mount (sold separately). Pricing and availability have yet to be announced. In the meantime, it looks like bedroom musicians will be stuck jamming to the Miami Vice theme on their boomboxes, just like nature intended.
Sony Vaio P11ZG - Intel Atom Z520 1.33Ghz 2Gb 60Gb 8" X Black Vista home Premium - Green
Sony Vaio P11ZG
Elegant from every angle with a smooth flat top and rounded corners, the VAIO P-Series is a true travel companion that looks good by your side wherever you go. Ingeniously styled with sleek lines and an ultra-thin profile, the VAIO P-Series is slim enough to be picked up and carried with one hand. It is even small enough to fit into your jacket pocket. And wherever life takes you, it’s always a pleasure to carry it as it weights only 638 grams. Express your individuality in white, red, black or green. The VAIO P-Series comes in bold colours with a pearlescent finish that shimmers in the light. Time is precious on the move. Power up and open files quickly using the VAIO XrossMediaBar button on the front of the notebook. With its large full size keyboard, the VAIO P-Series lets you type easily with both hands. It has been precisely designed for comfort and control with carefully spaced keys, perfect typing stroke and stick pointer. Small they may be but these notebooks are also highly capable mobile performers. The VAIO P-Series is powered by Intel® processors, designed for ultra efficient computing on the move and combined with 2Gb of DDR2 DRAM memory. And with 60Gb hard disc capacity, the VAIO P-Series can easily handle your mobile data storage requirements. With 1600x768 resolution, the VAIO P-Series' 8” LCD display is ideal for multi tasking - open up two Explorer windows AND view them side-by-side. Bring your multimedia to life with high resolution and contrast. With Sony’s X-black LCD with LED technology, pictures are sharply defined and bright, even when using outdoors. With the VAIO P-series, all your photos and videos are displayed in vivid colour - as intense and realistic as the day you took them.
Box Contains
# AC Adaptor
# Battery
# Power Cord
# VGP-DA10 Display/LAN Adapter
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