It’s time to start another slog to Friday, and to raise your spirits, we’ve got a stack of all the latest gadget news for you. Read on and fill up in techie breakie!
January, 2010
The Canon EOS 7D is the latest “prosumer” model in Canon’s DSLR camera range, delivering high end features like 1080p video, 8fps continuous shooting and an 18.1-megapixel sensor in a tough, weatherproof body. So does it give the likes of the Sony A850 and Nikon D300S something to worry about? Read our full Canon EOS 7D review for the answer.
The Palm Pixi Plus and Pre Plus are headed to the paws of punters on Verizon’s network in the US, but the smartphone player was keeping schtum about a European release for the pair at CES. Will we ever see them in the UK? Recent words from Palm have us worried we may not.
The new Sharp AQUOS LED TV line, stuffed with the company’s new quad pixel tech, trounced all comers when it was unveiled at CES last week. We’ve already gone eyes-on with the range, but Sharp’s just hit us with some official snaps for your consumption too. Enjoy!
Google’s Nexus One has just had a price drop but it looks like it’ll also have some accessories to sweeten the deal soon. A Google member of staff seems to have confirmed something hinted at by Google’s own support documents – a desktop docking station and a car dock are on the way.
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MobileMe Gallery is Apple’s latest labour of love for its