Single-button movie-making from a pocket-sized camcorder: what’s not to like? The Flip Ultra is perfectly portable (it measures just 100x50x16mm and weighs 94g) and user-friendly, but has a style that’s alien to traditional camcorders. But does it flip us out with its pictures? In a word… hell no. Okay that’s two words, but who’s counting?
On the face of it the Flip Mino doesn’t look that different to the Flip Video Ultra (which got us worried straight away), but Flip has now included auto-editing features in its palm-sized camcorder to help you put together your own Spielberg thrillers.
“BlackBerry” and “sexy”, like “Gordon Brown” and “affable” aren’t terms you’d normally put together. And, while we still hesitate to say that the BlackBerry Flip is sexy, it’s definitely re-writing the businessman’s smartphone rule book.
A Flip mino HD, Pure Digital’s HD compact camcorder, just popped through the letter flap and onto the doormat. We’ve snatched it from its packaging and shot it from every angle, so read on for our unboxing gallery!
Rats. All that sun we had last week has scarpered. Oh well: you’re better off spending lunchtime indoors today, so there’s no excuse for not catching up with all the latest tech news. It’s all rounded up for you right here in the lunchtime lowdown.
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.
Roll on, Friday! Don’t wait ’til 6pm, start the weekend now by sitting back and browsing through all the latest tech news. It’s all rounded up for you right here in techie breakie.
The company behind the Flip Video camcorder, Pure Digital, has just been bought out by Cisco in a deal worth more than £400m. What does this mean for you though? Better read on to find out.