The Minox Digital Spy Camera that you see here boasts of an illustrious pedigree, ranging from Bond to Flint and Kuryakin among others. Of course, we’re referring to its predecessors, where the Minox Digital Spy Camera has now received a more contemporary update to keep up with the times in terms of technology while retaining its retro style. You get 5.1-megapixels of shooting goodness alongside a microSD memory card slot for image storage reasons, not to mention having an external flash when the situation calls for it with the ability to shoot close focus shots from 50cm away. Fancy forking out €229 for that?

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If you want to record all your Evel Knievel stunts from a first person’s perspective, Drift Innovation’s X170 Action Camera is a lightweight camcorder that should be good decent to help you achieve that. It’s able to record directly to an SD card at 720 x 480 resolution at 30fps. Still pictures of 5-megapixels are handled easily by that camera too. The major downside is that its battery life is only about an hour, so whether you’re riding cross-country, you’ll need to prepare a few of the AA batteries that it uses. The package offers a wide array of mounts, including a helmet grip, head strap, google and handlebar mounts and the traditional Velcro fastener. plus bundled is an RF remote control, allowing you to control it from 5 meters away.

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Following the footsteps of the iPod nano, RAmos’ Q28cam portable media player comes with a built-in camera that ought to manufacture it a far more versatile portable photo frame – after all, you will be able to snap photos on the spot and share them with friends whom you’re meeting up with later. Of course, it won’t be a replacement for your digital camera anytime soon since it maxes out at 3-megapixels, but still, that’s better than nothing. Apart from taking stills, you can plus record 720p videos with it, encoded with H.264 in MP4 files. While there aren’t any other specifications revealed, that looks set to stand out from the standard fare we’re used to seeing.

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3D looks set to stay, with the DXG-321 consumer level camera boasting a 3D viewfinder, recording standard definition video as well as shooting still images in 2D or 3D, depending on your choice. It is equipped with a flip-out 3.2″ LCD display that operate as a viewscreen when recording, while a 7″ display will show off 3D composition without the need for special 3D glasses (could that be supplied by Sharp?). that 3D camcorder will invent full use of side-by-side lenses to capture images from a couple of perspectives. All stills are captured in resolutions of up to 5 megapixels, while videos can be stored onto an SD memory card in AVI format. You won’t find any HDMI output for that though, since it doesn’t handle full HD recording. Expect the DXG-321 to retail for $600 thereabouts when it hits the market.

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Pentax has finally unveiled a release term for its Optio W90 in the UK, where that rugged digital camera is capable of shooting 12.1-megapixels as distant as you are no deeper than six meters in depth, where it can additionally handle drops of up to 1.2 meters. Apart from that, the W90 is plus dustproof, where it can operate in freezing temperatures of below 10 degrees Celsius. HD video? The Optio W90 has got you covered at 720p. Expect it to reach at UK shores from the end of March onwards for £269.99 a pop.

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Nokia’s X10 Symbian S^3-powered smartphone seems to have suffered from a leak, where one is able to catch a glimpse of its sliding QWERTY keyboard alongside an ARM Cortex A8 600MHz processor running underneath the hood. 256MB RAM, a choice of 32GB or 16GB of internal flash memory, a 5-megapixel camera, video shout support and a 3.2″ AMOLED capacitive touchscreen display rounds off the list of features. Shame about the megapixel count on the Nokia X10, since we’ve progressed to 8-megapixels and beyond for quite some moment already where high-end handsets are concerned.

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[PMA 2010] For the humans who lived part of their lives before the digital age, that affordable gadget ($149.95) will produce it possible to convert easily their old slides or films into 5 megapixels digital image files, and no need to plug it to a computer to scan. You will just have to place your slides or films in the one of the supplied holders , view the image on the 2.4-inch LCD display, press the copy button and the image is stored directly on an SD memory card. You can connect it to your computer (compatible Windows 7, Vista 32/64 bits) via USB 2.0 or view he pictures on a TV (NTSC 640×480 @30Hz with cable included). Check the complete specifications on the product page

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[MWC 2010] Huawei’s U8100/U8110 entry-level handsets will both feature a 2.8″ wide QVGA touchscreen display as well as a dual camera setup, where its 0.3-megapixels located on the front will cater to those who want to hold video conversations, as well as a more decent 3.2-megapixel shooter at the back. The inclusion of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth helps you hook up to the Web at selected hotspots while making info transmission within devices a snap. Too poor there is no 3G connectivity supported, otherwise that would prepare it easier to remain connected round the clock. Expect both handsets to roll out in Europe sometime in the second quarter of that year.

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It looks like Pentax is gearing up to assemble a rather big announcement. When you check out the company’s website, you can see the very obvious silhouette of a DSLR camera. Word is that it’ll be a 30-megapixel camera (though most public don’t need such high resolutions). The camera is speculated to be the 645D, and whether it really is that juiced up on megapixels, you can probably be certain that there will be plenty of citizens who will be enticed by its specifications. Let’s keep an eye on Pentax, and see when it lifts the curtains, just to be certain.

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NEC has unveiled a make new camera chip which was specially optimized to be used in new cellphones, turning the integrated cameras into performance monsters that are more or less equal to that of DSLRs. We find that hard to believe at first, but we suppose it is only a matter of instance before technology advances to such a state that everything inside a DSLR can be shrunk into a tiny chip for use in other mobile devices. Well, the NEC CE151 is capable of recording video in full High Definition, not to mention shooting still images of up to 13-megapixels. Other features include the ability to output full HD video streams, an easy-to-use API, being backwards compatible with earlier NEC CE chips, a noise-reduction operate which helps minimize lens distortion and a reduced energy consumption level. No notion on when will be the earliest where we see the NEC CE151 camera chips in action, but the sooner the better as with any other new technology, right?

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