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GiSTEQ Digital Photo Trackr – tracks where your photos were taken

GiSTEQ Digital Photo Trackr lets you keep track of every location where you take each photo with your digital camera. It’s only a pocket-sized device that you can bring along with your digital camera wherever your travel to. It syncs with the time of your digital camera, so every photo you take with your camera will be recorded with a precise location of where the photo was taken. The location information will be automatically captured on Trackr for every click of your camera’s shutter. Once you get to a PC, you can transfer your data from Trackr to the PC. You can even plot every location of your trip using Google Maps and even upload them to Flickr to share with your friends and family.

Buy online, $99.00, Amazon.com

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Sony’s new compact printers for digital camera

Sony just released two new compact printers in Korea, which are meant for printing directly from your digital camaras. These two printers simply can work well with your digital cameras without the need of a PC in between.

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Fujifilm Z5fd digital camera gets reviewed

It’s been quite some time that I haven’t looked at any digital camera. Since TechDigest has reviewed the the compact and colorful Fujiflim Z5fd, lets look at what they say about it.

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First digital camera with games, DXG’s DXG-589V

Of course, it is a norm for us to see cellphones come with games. But, games on digital camera is probably what we’ve never heard before. The DXG USA has the first digital camera that comes with games.

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Sony’s first wireless Cyber-Shot Digital Camera

Sony’s been showing off some new digital cameras in its product lines. I’ve been a bit late of doing any catch-up. But at least, we need to look at this, the Sony Cyber-shot® DSC-G1 digital camera. A digital camera, first in its product line, which allows transmission or sharing of images wirelessly to other cameras and PCs. It uses Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) technology to share and transmit photos to other DLNA-compatible electronic devices wirelessly.

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Canon’s Powershot TX1, compact but capable of 7.1 megapixel stills and HD video

The Canon PowerShot TX1 looks familiar? It’s one of the newest modesl just announced yesterday. It’s got only the size of a deck of playing cards but come with great features such as 7.1 megapixel CCD that capable of capturing 720p HD, 10x optical zoom with an optically-stabilized lens, a 115,000 pixel LCD, and ISO settings ranging from 80 to 1600. Additionally, it also gives you the latest Digic image processor, advanced face detection and red eye reduction, Vista-compatibility, 14 shooting modes, and a “Intelligent Orientation Sensor”, which keeps the display looking right regardless how you hold it.

The release date is unknown. Canon will price it about $500.00, which is much cheaper than some its competitors that have similar capabilities, such as capturing 720p HD.

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Olympus SP-550UZ, best for paparazzi

While taking a first peek at the Olympus SP-550UZ, you’d have thought that it’s one kind of those ordinary digital cameras. After taking a closer look and you’d have noticed the sticker on the front, telling you that it’s got 18x optical zoom. Having an 18-x powerful optical zoom, it’s undeniable that this camera serves as the best tool for paparazzi. Those chasing for celebrities’ gossip, now you can just simply hide yourself far at the corner, sit back and relaxed, take the best snap shots of any celebrities’ ugliest moments then make the breaking headlines.

Additional features include a 7.1 megapixel sensor, an SD card slot, 21MB of internal memory, and support up to ISO5000. No words for pricing yet.

Mio’s new A501 has no butt!

Mio is going to release a new GPS-enabled Pocket PC phone in March this year, the Mio A501. This phone looks a bit shorter compared to some other Mio models as if it has no butt! Despite its dwarf nature, it’s got same features as others, such as same size, a screen of 240×320 and will only weigh 135 grams with battery and run Windows Mobile 5.0 for Pocket PC Phone Edition AKU 3.5 on a TI processor.

The Mio A501 is a quad-band GSM phone with bluetooth support, with both USB port and SD/MMC slots. The system of course comes with an embedded GPS chip, namely the SiRF Star III. The battery’s capacity is 1050mAh. It’s also got a 2MP digital camera.

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Samsung i7 camera. Pointless having a rotating LCD?

The new digital camera of Samsung’s, the i7, is not only a camera. It’s both the combination of a digital camera and a portable media player (PMP). As a digital camera, it features 7.2 megapixels, 3x optical zoom, a maximum ISO of 1600, and advanced shake reduction (ASR). As a PMP, it features a 3-inch LCD screen that can rotate 180º, the ability to record and play SVGA-quality MPEG-4 videos, and, of course, MP3 playback.

Something is puzzling here, i.e why there is a need for a rotating LCD? Isn’t it turning the entire gadget aslo getting the same effect? To me, Samsung’s product is always well-known of innovative and stylish design. My first guess is the rotating effect will give a bit of robotic-motion feeling to you. Perhaps, once you have a light push on the LCD itself or just press a button, it will rotate and give you a slow-motion or robotic kind of movement. Well, we’re now in the robotic era, that’s how the Korean company stay innovative in the gadgets line.

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BlackBerry Pearl in white launched by T-mobile

The BlackBerry Pearl White has identical features to the original RIM Blackberry Pearl, which has a 1.3-megapixel camera, music and video playback, expandable memory, and a mapping application. It also has push e-mail capabilities, EDGE support, and Bluetooth. Furthermore, it also supports T-Mobile’s myFaves service, which gives you unlimited calling to five contacts, regardless of carrier.

The new pearl-white color is part of the strategy by RIM and T-mobile to appeal to general consumers and the younger generation, providing them with a full-featured smart phone in a sleek and stylish package.

The BlackBerry Pearl White is priced at a fair $149 with a two-year contract, and Internet and e-mail plans start at $19.99 per month for unlimited e-mail and Web browsing.

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