The Kodak EasyShare DX7590 digital camera unites a professional high quality Schneider-Kreuznach 10X optical zoom lens (38-380 mm equivalent); the KODAK Coloration Science picture processing chip for wealthy, accurate colours; twin-sensor, low-mild precision auto focusing; and a number of capturing modes for optimum artistic control. The new mannequin then goes a step further, including new features corresponding to 5 megapixel resolution for prints up to thirteen x 19 inches, an additional excessive-resolution (311,000 pixels) digital viewfinder, JPEG wonderful and standard compression options, flash compensation, and fast click on-to-capture (simply 0.2 seconds).

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A very innovative and creative idea to design a clock by Steve Norris. This clock inspired from the ancient Stonehenge, is a very different stuff that we all not used to see at homes.

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Are you sick of the mass of cables on your desk? You want to get rid of them? Here is how you can reduce those cables; the wireless speakers of sonos is a great solution. (more…)

Are you bored of traditional webcams? You want something radical? Then check out this product designed by the Flynn Product Design team for Philips.

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Nowadays the big clocks seem to be “in”. Well, I am not sure if the word big is enough to give you the right impression about the size of this clock

This clock, called Anka, has a total size of 70 x 35 x 12,5 cm; I think that is enough to guarantee you to see the clock with your eyes closed. Surprise; I am sure you were not expecting that
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