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June 18, 2009
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The World’s Smallest DV Camera – Muvi Micro DV Cam
June 13, 2009Good news for James Bond 007 fans! The Muvi Micro DV Cam is tiny enough for your small pockets, which the manufacturer claims as the smallest DV camera in the world, featuring 2 megapixel camera lens that able to record 640 x 480 resolution video at 30 frames per second to Micro SD memory card.
Key Features Of Muvi Micro DV Cam:
- Records 640 x 480 pixels resolution video at 30fps
- Integrated mic allows users to record sound
- Sound activated record function will start recording once the DV camera hears over 65 decibels of noise
- Records to Micro SD memory card (2GB included – supports up to 8GB)
- Rechargeable Lithium Ion battery provides users a decent 2-3 hours recording time (charging via any USB socket)
- Compatible with both WIndows and Mac
The Muvi Micro DV cam which measures just 5.5 x 2 x 1.6cm is now available for around £80.
LG BD390 WiFi-Enabled Blu-Ray Player Supporting DivX HD (1080p) Video Files
June 8, 2009The well-known digital media company, DivX, and LG Electronics have announced the launch of the new LG BD390, which the company claims as the first LG Blu-ray Disc player to support full HD (1080p) DivX video files, allowing users to watch their favorite DivX full high-definition videos on TV via Blu-ray disc, USB or streamed over home network.

“LG is heralding a new direction for the Blu-ray industry with the full-feature high-end BD390 and incorporating support for DivX HD 1080p video is a key product differentiator,” said Simon Kang, President of LG Home Entertainment Company. “With playback for DivX HD, the LG BD390 provides an expanded full HD viewing experience.”
Impressive Highlights Of LG BD390:
- Blu-ray disc playback provides users an exceptional Full HD 1080p video experience
- 1GB on-board memory and built-in Wi-Fi connectivity
- Streams instant, and virtually endless, entertainment from CinemaNow, Netflix and YouTube, thanks to NetCast Entertainment Access
- Supports surround sound up to 7.1 channels with Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD and dts-HD Advanced Digital Out technologies
- 1080p upscaling for standard DVDs aiming to deliver optimal image quality
“LG is a market leader and an award-winning innovator in consumer electronics, and we are thrilled to work with them to provide the first LG BD player that is DivX Certified for 1080p HD playback,” said Kevin Hell, CEO of DivX, Inc. “The LG BD390 makes it easier than ever for consumers to playback their library of DivX HD content burned to DVD, stored on USB flash drives or streamed directly into the living room.”
The BonusView and BD-Live enabled LG BD390 network Blu-ray player that features LG SimpLink Connectivity is now available for about $400.
Take Part in Google Photography Contest; Win $7500
May 11, 2009
If photography is your passion and earning money your goal, here is a deal for you. Google has announced Google Photography Prize, a global competition for students to create new themes for iGoogle.
How does it work? Winning submissions will be available for Google users around the world to display on their personalised iGoogle homepages, and will also be part of a special exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery in London. The Google Photography Prize is open to higher education students around the world, and runs until May 31. You can enter by submitting a series of five photographs at google.com/photographprize.
Thirty-six top entries will be shortlisted and made open to an online public vote on June 11. The top six vote-winners will then be flown to London for the opening night of an exhibition of their work at the Saatchi Gallery, and the ultimate winner will be decided by a panel of art critics and artists, including Idris Khan, Martin Parr, Michael Hoppen, Susanna Brown and Tim Marlow.
So, what will you get if you win this apart from fame? A lot of moolah! Because Google says the winner will receive $7,500 and an invitation to spend a day with renowned photographer Martin Parr!
So, what are you waiting for? Log on to the iGoogle page and make the best of this competition.
Bush Bug in Windows?
April 4, 2009Try one more bug
=rand (200,99) type it in MS Word
and then hit ENTER
This is something pretty cool..!
Worth a check..! try it..!
Microsoft team couldn’t answer why this happened and they add a prize of $100,000 to the
person who could answer this…
Try it out yourself…
Bill Gates still doesn’t know why it happens, it was discovered by a Brazilian.”
Posted by Sathish
Posted by Sathish
Posted by Sathish