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Nikon D90 S.L.R
The new Nikon D90, which costs $1,000 without lens is an excellent S.L.R. with a breaking secret: it makes amazing high-definition video.
Continue reading...ReWalk Shows Exoskeleton System That Helps Paralyzed Man Walk
nerdeff on Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Video of ReWalk Exoskeleton System
Continue reading...Video demonstration of Android’s Compass and Google Street View
nerdeff on Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Here is very cool video that show how Google’s Street View gets the Android treatment with a built-in compass. You can pan around the location-based image, turning the handset into something of an augmented reality device. As you can tell by the applause, this was one of the most popular apps of the android presentation!
Continue reading...Video of Windows 7 debut at D6! And It has Multi-touch!
nerdeff on Sunday, June 1, 2008
Video: Multi-Touch in Windows 7 Windows 7 is already blowing up the internets today. Today we will show you video of its multi-touch capabilities.
Continue reading...Tetris Cosplayers in Parking-lot Street Fight brawl
nerdeff on Monday, September 3, 2007
cuando los tetris atacan Vianco - Los Otakus Atakan (canaco) These videos maked me laugh a lot when i watched them. A fight between two cosplayers dressed as giant Tetris bricks broke out last week at VIANCO, an anime convention held in Tijuana. I just enjoy watching geometric shapes in berzerker rage.
Continue reading...A Quick Look Video of Motorola MOTORIZR Z8
nerdeff on Friday, May 11, 2007
Here is one quick look video of Motorola’s MOTORIZR Z8. It is made by the mobilitysite’s folk and show the simplicity and beauty of this cellphone. Indeed MOTORIZR Z8 is one really neat device that can change the standards for a mobile device. THE MOTORIZR Z8 It’s slick, it slides, it fits your face and it [...]
Continue reading...Home Theater Watch lets you play movies on your wrist
nerdeff on Friday, May 11, 2007
Home Theater Watch! Yeah you heard me right, it is a Watch and a Home Theater in one!With a built-in storage of 2GB, the Home Theater Watch can conveniently store a full-length feature film and play it on the 260K, 1.5 inches OLED color screen with 5 sound equalizer, superbass and 3D sound effect playback [...]
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Misha on Monday, September 15, 2008
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