Showing posts with label SD cards. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SD cards. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 9, 2008

Panasonic's Waterproof VideoCam for the Extreme

Surf, sand, and snow - are things that camera users traditionally shy away from, but our ravenous appetite for videos of our lives demands more from manufactures. Users expect more; Panasonic has answered their call.

They've engineering the Panasonic SDR-SW20 to take what you can dish out. This scenester will go places other cameras only dream of going. The fearless filmer is SD based, has a 10x optical zoom, and sports DVD quality video to compliment it’s waterproofing (up to 4 feet) and the dust/sand proofing.

So go ahead - ski the triple diamond, or surf those ten-foot swells, just bring this panny along and the world can share in your triumph.


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Thursday, April 10, 2008

Micro SD Card Projectors are More Fun than Function

Micro SD Card ProjectorMaking tiny projectors isn’t a new concept. In general, miniaturization is a consistent theme in electronics.

Cheap, on the other hand, is not. Cheap is definitely not something usually associated with the latest tiny tech. Yet, you’d be hard pressed to come up with a more accurate adjective than cheap to describe this Micro SD Card Projector. This fact seems to be ok; it’s designed to be inexpensive.

The resolution is viewable at best, but really this product is all about portable projecting fun. The SD card slot plays flicks, music, and videos, and the RCA inputs lets you run gaming systems or DVD players through the pint-sized projector.

There is an inherent advantage to having an ultra portable projector like this; you can share snaps and videos instantly with a large audience, but don’t expect this little guy to handle a five hour session of Halo 3, the 4 AA batteries that power the projector might not hold out that long.


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