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Only in Korea will you see a sexy PR picture like this announcing the launch of a new notebook. It's a Japanese Toshiba PC, the A350.
As for specs... who cares?!?!? Just look at the babe!
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Cowon O2 available on japanese market now

Casio's Stylish New G-Shock Watches Designed for Lovers


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The next-gen of HDD Rack available now

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Subaru Impreza WRX STI 20th Anniversary




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RT reader Chris Zorn recently brought the Nikon Coolpix 100 to our attention. He remarked, "It was built around a PCMCIA card, which (in the days before USB) was the best way of getting pics on and off. Picture quality was not great, but fine for the websites of the day..."
This futuristic camera was Nikon's first foray into the world of consumer digital photography. Announced in 1996, it was more a novelty than a serious photographic tool.
The Coolpix 100 offered crude 0.3 megapixel resolution and stored only 19 photos at its highest resolution. The camera was powered by four AA batteries and featured a clever pull-apart case that opened to reveal a PCMCIA card which could be slipped into a laptop to transfer images. You had to rely on the viewfinder to frame your shots - there was no color LCD display.
In an October 1997 review, PC Pro Magazine naievely declared, "Digital cameras may seem like a bit of a fad, given that they tend to be fairly low resolution or ridiculously expensive."
It's easy to see how a reviewer could have so completely underestimated the digital revolution that was just around the corner - the handful of digital cameras available in the late 1990s were targeted at realtors and insurance adjusters who needed instant digital snapshots that could be emailed and posted to the web.
Even though digital photography was in its infancy in 1997, it took a mere decade for it to all but obliterate the consumer film market. High-end film cameras now sell for a fraction of their cost when new, and I suspect they'll continue to lose value - at least in the short term. In other words, now might be the perfect time to pick up a classic medium format or 35mm SLR film camera.
Retrothing
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The $299 RetroSound Model One neatly solves the problem of adding modern digital sound to your classic vehicle. It includes an Infinimount system that allows you to space the control knobs as required to fit virtually any console. The distinguished-looking front panel is removable and features a mini USB jack and analog aux input for connecting an mp3 player or streaming music directly from a portable thumb drive.
The Model One also includes an integrated AM/FM tuner with 30 presets, 4 x 60W amplification and RCA pre-amp outputs if you'd like to pump out Dark Side of the Moon at slightly more earth shattering levels. There's even a trunk mountable 10 CD changer for old timers who haven't yet joined the iPod revolution.
RetroSound offers dozens of different faceplates to ease installation into most vintage vehicles from the 1940s to the present, including such classics as the 1967-1968 Camaro/Firebird, 1970-1978 Datsun 280Z and even the 1976-1987 Chevy Chevette (oh, the humanity!)
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Scitec Japan introduces a new Video projector, the VLP-100, with a stunning... brace yourself, QVGA resolution 320x240 and featuring a LED base lighting system (4 LED made by the German manufacturer OSRAM).
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Lexus IS 250 Sports Concept



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Get a Second USB-powered Screen for your Notebook or Desktop


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The new Motor Storm 2 was exhibited at the Tokyo Game Show 2008. We waited impatiently to get our hands-on it to see what it had to offer… and found that Motorstorm 2 is almost the same as the previous version.
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Labels: exotic car, mazda, Paris Motor Show, PMS 2008




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Labels: Colt, exotic car, mitsubishi, Paris Motor Show, PMS 2008