Casio Exilim EX-Z75 and EWC-10 underwater case
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Diving with a digicam Review How do you sell a seven-megapixel camera when so many rivals are doing the same? You can't rely on the usual features - big LCD, anti-blur tech, slimline metal casing, etc - because everyone else has those too. No, you need something a little different, and in Casio's case that means offering your latest compact camera with an optional underwater kit.â¦
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Top-end 533MHz FSB part appears in Tokyo shops
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The Optimus Maximus keyboard developed by Russian designer Artemy Lebedev has been delayed once again, this time by problems with the device&#39;s firmware.Art Lebedev Studio had&#160;expected the first Optimus Maximus keyboards to ship in late December, but the release date has been pushed back to late February. He blamed the delay on a chip that powers the customizable keyboard.&quot;We have chosen a Philips processor that fully satisfied all our requirements. But as it is new as a product for Philips, they still experience some problems with the processor and we are compelled to work with draft documentation,&quot; Lebedev wrote this week in a blog post.Customers who have already paid and can&#39;t wait to get their hands on the keyboard, which has a tiny, customizable OLED (organic light-emitting diode) screen on each key, can opt to receive a keyboard before the firmware issue is resolved. These keyboards already have &quot;basic functionality,&quot; such as the ability to switch images displayed on the keys, but Lebedev said upgrading the firmware later on could be difficult for many users.&quot;If you do not have professional skills you may run into troubles installing and updating software,&quot; he wrote.The OLED screens used in the Optimus Maximus&#39; 113 keys can be customized by users, allowing the keys to change depending on what language a user is typing in, or which application is being used. Users can also change the font and color of the letters displayed on each key.Lebedev&#160;began taking orders for the Optimus Maximus&#160;in May, with each keyboard priced at $1,564.In November, Lebedev announced plans to offer several additional versions of the Optimus Maximus that have fewer keys equipped with OLED screens and therefore cost less.The cheapest of these versions, priced at $427, has just one customizable key: the space bar. A version with 10 customizable keys costs $599 and one with 47 customizable keys is priced at $999.Lebedev plans to show off the Optimus Maximus keyboard at the CES show in Las Vegas next month.&#160;
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Is the traditional puzzle cube any better with lights and games built in? Plus: Romantic geeks can now exchange binary wedding bands. In Gadget Lab.
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With a waterproof casing, this is a chunkier drive that comes in a serious-looking gray. Data is protected using 256-bit AES encryption. Any person trying to access files needs a password. After 10 unsuccessful password attempts (the default), the drive locks and can't be accessed without formatting the drive.
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Underwater photography goes digital with a selection of compact, capable, budget cameras.
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To: ENVIRONMENTAL EDITORS  Contact: Polita Glynn of the Pew Fellows Program in Marine Conservation, +1-305-421-4231; Chris Dudley of the Pew Institute for Ocean Science, +1-305-456-1625   MIAMI, Feb.
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Casio Computer Co. (6952.T) and NTT  DoCoMo Inc. (9437.T) will form a joint venture to link cash  registers with wireless electronic payment systems, the two  Japanese companies said on Tuesday.
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Dopo fallimento di 2 anni fa, in orbita 2 satelliti
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Jupiter Research analyst Michael Gartenberg said that smart watches take advantage of &quot;invisible space,&quot; items you carry with you that don&#39;t take up any extra space.
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Casio has developed a digital camera that shoots at a rate of 60 photos per second at full resolution.
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PalmOne's Tungsten T5 comes with 256MB of flash memory, so you never risk losing your data.
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Damn shame Milk Tray man's gone - he'd love it here DSEi In our pleasant time at the DSEi kill-kit show we've already seen the airborne route for steely fellows in black outfits to get to work: but there's also the choice of going in underwater. This is probably a lot slower, but does at least seem to offer more chance of getting away afterwards. That could be important, assuming you're there to do something other than drop off a box of chocolates (and nowadays it seems that's out of fashion). Certainly, if you prefer swimfins to parachutes there's a lot of nifty stuff here for you too.â¦
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Shark chomps a Nikon D80 underwater housing...LiMo likes Wind River...PR people are happier than journalists...reviews of Nikon D300, Panasonic L10.
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Pullman sostitutivi tra Osimo e Civitanova Marche
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VGA video at 300fps, anyone? IFA 07 Casio has developed a digital SLR camera capable of capturing 60 shots every second. That's stills - it can capture 640 x 480 video at a stunning 300fps. The company heralded the device as the 'world's fastest-shooting' snapper.â¦
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The JVC Everio GZ-MC100 ($1199.95) and GZ-MC200 ($1299.95) will use 4GB Microdrive cards, which are removable hard drives measuring 1.5 inches square, but will also support standard CompactFlash and Secure Digital media.