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Digital Video camcorder with 8x optical telescopic lens

Here comes a Digital Video camcorder that comes equipped with an 8x optical zoom telescopic lens. This video cam is capable of capturing videos at rate of 30 fps and store them in MPEG4 format on an SD card.

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USB 3.0 DisplayLink monitors to be ready by next Christmas

DisplayLink is likely to prep some USB 3.0 compliant monitors to be showcased in CES in January. The super high speed of USB 3.0 will become the major threat to VGA, DVI and HDMI ports.

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Apple Tablet is likely to be called iSlate?

Rumors flying around about the Apple tablet. Speculations on what name would the Apple Tablet get? It seems the research by MacRumors and TechCrunch points that iSlate is likely to be the name of the Apple Tablet.

They’ve got some facts that iSlate was registered as trademark by Apple in 2007 and even Apple has secured several iSlate domain names through shell companies. It’s nothing official yet, but iSlate is pretty obvious, is owned by Apple. It does not mean Apple will this name for the Apple tablet.

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Samsung CL80 camera with 14-megapixel, 7x zoom, WiFi, OLED touch etc

Samsung CL80 is a point and shoot camera that Samsung will likely unveil at CES in January. The Samsung CL80 will come with good features such as WiFi connectivity that supports direct upload to FaceBook, Flickr, Photobox and Picasa etc.

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PaPaLaB’s YC-3300 camera sees colors that humans see

PaPaLab, a Japan-based firm, has managed to create a camera, YC-3300, which comes in a size that is more or less like your regular cameras (or slightly bigger than a DSLR) but it can see the same colors that human eyes can see. Regular cameras can’t capture the same colors that human eyes can see. In the past, this could only be achieved using huge and impractical camera system.

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Brando USB 3.0 SATA HDD enclosure

Those who crave for speeds of data transfer, should have started eying for some USB 3.0-compliant storage devices. Brando has got a new USB 3.0 HDD enclosure that allows you to pump up to 5 GBit/s theoretically to and from the hard drive enclosed in it.

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Seiko PyramidTalk clock

Seiko has upgraded their 1984 PyramidTalk clock, a clock that has the capabilities to announce the time verbally, which suits those who are too lazy to have a peek on the clock’s face.

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Joker Racer Linux Server for R/C cars

The Joker Racer R/C server is actually the Linux server OS and some electronics that have been shrunk into tiny size that can fit onto a R/C car. The mini Linux server allows a radio-controlled car to be remotely controlled by the user via a web browser or a client program (under development, will be available sometime next year) on smart phones.

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ASUS ECleaner vacuums and zaps germs with UV light

The Asus ECleaner is another robotic vacuum cleaner but comes with more cleaning capabilities besides simply sucking dust away. The Asus ECleaner has built-in UV light with 6,000 hours life, which zaps away germs while cleaning the floor in your home.

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LG eXpo projector phone now for $49 at Amazon

The LG eXpo is a smartphone that comes with an optional pico projector unit, which is a handy gear that you can use to make an impromptu presentation for your work anytime. The LG eXpo is now up on Amazon for a price tag of $99, but you’ll get a $50 back as an Amazon gift certificate. Meaning the set will actually cost you only $49 (with a 2-year plan).

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