Introduction: There’s no question that digital camera technology has simplified and improved the lives of photographers. Gone are the days when developing photographs required a dark room, rolls of film were wasted on extra shots in which someone would inevitably blink, and rarely viewed photo albums wasted valuable bookshelf space. The digital [...]
CES 2011 is officially upon us. And although manufacturers aren’t expected to release anything dramatically unexpected, we do expect this year to offer several incremental improvements to last year’s technology. To get things started, Kodak has announced an upgraded version of its popular Playsport digital video camera. We reviewed the original Playsport here, and [...]
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Tags: camera, digital video camera, Kodak, Kodak PlaySport, pocket camcorder 
No Comments »Whether we like it or not, television manufacturers have decided that 3D technology is here to stay. Sure, 3D is a “cool” effect when used sparingly, but many consumers have reservations about the prolonged use of 3D glasses currently required to experience the picture-popping stereoscopic effect. In addition, a general lack of 3D content is [...]
Home security hasn’t changed much in the last couple decades. Door locks, peep holes, and alarms cover much of the available product spectrum in consumer grade home security. While technology exists to actively record video via Internet enabled cameras, implementations of these systems are typically expensive or tricky to operate. Logitech, the computer peripheral company most recently [...]
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