February 22, 2006
LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y.--Feb. 1, 2006--Whether capturing memorable honeymoon moments or baby's first small, staggering steps, Canon's new DC40 DVD camcorder helps make recording precious memories simple, fun and convenient. With its super slim design and 10x optical zoom lens, this compact DVD camcorder includes a 4.3 megapixel CCD image sensor that produces outstanding widescreen video and doubles as a digital camera for excellent photos, which friends and family can cherish for years to come.
February 21, 2006
Hamburg, 26 January 2006 – With the new Olympus E-330, the specialist in opto-digital technology once again expands the horizons of photography. For the first time*, the comfort and flexibility of continuous live views directly on the LCD is available to digital SLR users. This ground-breaking innovation enables framing of shots without the need to look through the ocular. Users can therefore see what’s going on around them while they shoot, which is a significant advantage for reportage or sports photographers – as well as in other situations where it is difficult to frame using the viewfinder, such as under water. Moreover, thanks to a large tilting, multi-angle LCD measuring 2.5”/6.4cm, the Olympus E-330’s versatility is extended even further. It makes capturing shots from unusual angles, such as in crowds or during macro photo sessions, a breeze. To ensure image quality is second to none, Olympus has fitted this model with the latest-generation MOS sensor for high speed and sensitivity, delivering incredibly true-to-life, 7.5 megapixel results. As with all models in the Olympus E-System line-up, users will enjoy the benefits of dust-free photography thanks to the Olympus-exclusive Supersonic Wave Filter. And for the ultimate in versatility, the Olympus E-330 is compatible with the full range of Olympus E-System accessories. It is shipped with a ZUIKO DIGITAL 14-45mm 1:3.5-5.6 lens (equivalent to 28-90mm on a 35mm camera).
February 16, 2006
Hamburg, 26 January 2006 – The parties, the concerts, the excitement of the night. And the pictures? When it comes to night time and low light shooting, the results sometimes just don’t seem to really measure up. Not so with the 7.1 million pixel µ 700. Incorporating BrightCapture Technology, the necessity to use a flash is significantly reduced. This assures that the unique atmosphere of night time motifs is faithfully captured to let the memories live on forever. The innovative technology simplifies framing on the large 6.4cm LCD too by providing a live view that’s four times brighter than on conventional models. Meanwhile, a host of advanced shooting features boosts image quality – no matter if shooting day or night. Naturally, as part of the Olympus µ family, the µ 700 makes a lasting impression wherever it is taken. Its slim and compact weatherproof* metal body radiates style, and with the wide choice of available colours – Moonlight Silver, Sunset Orange, Midnight Black and Twilight Blue – the stylish camera design will catch the eye all the more easily.
February 14, 2006
Hamburg, 26 January 2006 – The Olympus µ 810 delivers cutting-edge technology in an ultra-compact form. It convinces in terms of style, presenting itself in a weatherproof*, stainless steel body that is resistant to water, dust and snow. Performing as good as it looks, users benefit from a precision 3x zoom lens and can draw on 8.0 million pixels for images that sparkle with sharpness and detail. Moreover, thanks to BrightCapture Technology, outstanding results are assured – even in low light situations. Framing in the dark is also made easy with an exceptionally bright LCD. And the µ 810 even has a solution to image blur in store by easily compensating for the negative effects of camera shake.
February 9, 2006
Hamburg, 26 January 2006 – It will take the knocks, bumps and other trials of daily life with ease to give complete peace of mind. The exceedingly tough Olympus µ 720 SW heralds a brand new era in digital photography. Waterproof to 3m* and resistant to falls from up to 1.5m*, this uniquely robust model offers protection against life’s small misfortunes and also provides for unparalleled shooting versatility. Of course, the µ 720 SW also impresses in terms of its photographic performance. The power of 7.1 million pixels and a precision 3x zoom lens ensure images are captured in stunning detail. Meanwhile, atmospheric compositions in low light are a cinch to record thanks to the incorporation of BrightCapture Technology. As well as providing a significantly brighter view on the 6.4cm LCD, by boosting sensitivity considerably, it reduces the need to use the flash and thereby can capture night scenes much more faithfully. The metal-bodied camera is available in a choice of three sharp colours: Dusky Pink, Polar Blue and Steel Silver. And despite its rugged durability, it boasts surprisingly compact dimensions to truly make it a camera that can be taken anywhere.
February 7, 2006
Make transferring your movie collection to your PSP an easier task with Makayama’s PSP Media Studio 2.0. The company promises a 300% increase in conversion speed from DVD to PSP, clocking about 45 minutes per DVD transferred. The software is compatible with the following formats: - AVI, MPEG1, DivX, XVID, VOB, ASF. Purchase the PSP Media Studio 2.0 for $32.95 while existing users may upgrade for only $14.95. Via Pocket Lint
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