The Flip Mino HD just went on sale in the UK, offering 720p video recording at a wallet-friendly price. Read on for all the details.
March, 2009
The iPhone 3.0, iPhone 4G, or whatever Apple decides to call it, will finally make the leap into that select group of mobile phones (i.e. about 90% of the decent ones) that can record moving pictures with its very own video camera, says an anonymous source.
The Microsoft Xbox 360 is the console that has the highest proportion of satisfied Japanese owners, according to a poll of Famitsu readers. The influential Japanese videogames magazine found 24 per cent of Microsoft Xbox 360 owners were extremely satisfied with their console, and 16 per cent were satisfied. This beat rival consoles the Sony PS3 and Nintendo Wii, as well as handheld consoles the Nintendo DS and Sony PSP.
We already knew the Asus AIRO laptop, with its unique Fold/Unfold concept, could be coming out this year, but now we know when for sure: Asus’s CEO has just priced and dated the Asus AIRO, now being dubbed the Fold/Unfold by some, for a release into the wild. Read on for the gory details.
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Samsung has launched Samsung Movies, an iTunes video rival for Samsung mobile phones, but the Korean giant has even bigger plans: it wants to bring the service to Samsung TVs too. Read on to find out why Apple TV had better watch out.
The Denon DVD-A1UD has been delayed until October, so if you were hoping on picking up the Blu-ray box with built in DVD-Audio and SACD support anytime soon, think again. Read on to find out why.
Playwoopi.com, a brand new competition website, has just launched, and to celebrate, it’s giving away a banker’s bonus: £703,000. No, that’s not a typo. £703,000, cash. Read on to find out how you can claim it.