Toshiba’s latest glamourised-pocket-size special edition camcorder unveiled this week is the Ducati edition Camileo S10. The S10 has been known to be light and compact measuring in at just 18×57×100 mm and weighs 120 grams, the Ducati edition will be no different. Boasting a 5 megapixel sensor, the S10 records video at 1080p and included with the camera is a 4GB card which can hold upto 60 minutes of video.
Videos can be uploaded directly to Youtube. The Camileo S10 Ducati camcorder has a 2.5 inch TFT screen but lacks a HDMI port. Pricing and availability is not known yet.
After having the exclusive opportunity of seeing first hand the brand new Black Label Series LG Chocolate BL40 last week, here’s my first impressions of the new phone from LG and also some photos and videos from that night. It was one of the best LG events I’ve ever attended, LG wanted the launch night to be extraordinary and to do that they invited UK designer Wayne Hemmingway to celebrate the launch of the BL40.
What every phonemaker wants to accomplish when they launch a new handset is for people to think that it is like no other. For the LG BL40, LG wanted its first impression to be the phone of the future, to have an iconic design which makes it standout and distinct from any other.
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Is this Apple’s so called iTablet (or just Apple Tablet?) which everyone’s been talking about? We’ve featured a rumor of the iTablet recently with some sound evidence that it could soon arrive but none have yet been caught on an actual video, so could the one in the clip below be in actual development right now?
The first Android phone with flash support has been unveiled. A true iPhone killer this time? Known as the HTC Hero, it is a phone which has been speculated with images leaked previously, now officially revealed and pictured below.
The new open source Android based HTC Hero sports a 3.2-inch HVGA (480×320) screen, a five megapixel camera with autofocus, AGPS, digital compass, gravity sensor, 3.5mm headphone jack and a dedicated search button. On the inside lies 512MB of storage, expandable by microSD, 288MB of RAM, and a 528MHz Qualcomm processor.
While we add a few more finishing touches to our review of the Sony NWZ-X1050 – latest OLED equipped X Series Walkman, here are some of the latest hands on pictures we took for our review.
Some of the functions we tested so far as you will see in our massive gallery includes built in internet browser, YouTube, FM radio, photo and video player, music player and also its noise cancelling options.
