Archive for November, 2008
« Previous EntriesMake Room For Daddy - The New Nikon D3x! 24.5 MP And Solid!
Sunday, November 30th, 2008After months of rumors, and a tiny leak this weekend, Nikon has announced the new top of the line addition to the line of Professional DSLRs: D3x. So to start, we have a 24.5 megagpixels FX (full frame) unit with a ship date of well, Dec.. Right around the corner. Coming in at a hefty $8000. USD retail, the D3x joins the line at the head of the table instead of replacing any units. It is being positioned as a studio, medium format quality, digital SLR, as opposed to the D3 which stays around
Nokia N95 - The Zenith of Mobile Communication
Sunday, November 30th, 2008The Nokia N95 is a two way sliding smartphone that represents the top of world renowned N series from Nokia. Each N series handset is regarded as not just a mobile phone, but a mobile multimedia computer. The Nokia N95 is the prefect example of coming together of truly evolved multimedia functions and a high quality communicator. The handset’s specification is by far the best among the current crop of mobile phones and is likely to be this way for a long time. The Nokia N95 comes in a sleek si
Nikon D3x announcement
Sunday, November 30th, 2008Nikon D3x mini site Nikon D3x brochure Nikon D3x official samples (remember the orange Mustang the leaked D3x images?) Nikon D3x samples (not official) Nikon D3x price = $7999.95 (what???) Available at Nikon Authorized Professional Dealers starting December 2008 Nikon FX-format CMOS image sensor with 24.5 effective megapixels Exceptional noise control from ISO 100 to ISO 1600 Fast 14-bit A/D conversion incorporated onto the image sensor for high signal-to-noise ratio and low power con
TomTom ONE 125 GPS Navigation Specs, Features and Price
Sunday, November 30th, 2008In view of my last post “Cyber Monday 2008 GPS Deals From Circuit City“, I am posting here the features, specs and price of TomTom ONE 125 GPS Navigation device which I find one of the best deals on Cyber Monday 2008. The TomTom ONE 125 GPS deal on Circuit City is $99.99. The TomTom ONE 125 GPS Navigation [...]
Systemic failure seen in India’s response to attacks
Sunday, November 30th, 2008latimes.com Experts blame deep structural problems in India’s anti-terrorism operation, including poor intelligence, inadequate equipment and limited training. And they doubt that reform will be forthcoming. By Mark Magnier 6:40 PM PST, November 30, 2008 Reporting from Mumbai, India — Facing mounting public anger over the response of his government and security forces to last week’s assault on Mumbai, India’s prime minister pledged Sunday to beef up anti-terrorism measures, and a top polic