Cameras & Camcorders
Review: Olympus E-3 DSLR
This camera is aimed at professional and well-heeled amateurs.
Geotagging photos all the rage
If a picture is worth a thousand words, a picture with geotagging can add a few hundred more.
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Review: Kaiser Baas Photo Frame
These frames are bought as gifts for Grandma and given to her
loaded with pictures.
Easy on the eye
Technology comes to the rescue of unsteady binoculars in shaky
hands.
Framing beauty
Invite the family around for a 21st-century slide show, writes Adam
Turner.
Review: Olympus E-510 DSLR with 14-42mm Zuiko lens
This is a camera we would recommend to anyone who wants the image
quality of a good SLR without having to think too much.
Review: Nikon Coolpix P5100
If this camera had a 7-megapixel sensor it would be a world-beater.
Time to rename the mobile?
Some phone manufacturers don't want us to use the label "mobile phone" anymore. They think that phrases like portable mobile device, wireless handset and multimedia computer better portray their latest battery of sleek and expensive product launches.
But do these labels dance off the tongue - or so...
The stolen generation
There's a games platform with a billion players, a free online network, virtually unlimited power and offering games for every possible demographic.
Of course, it's the PC, once the undisputed vanguard of gaming, but now routinely dismissed despite the ever-growing household penetration of home co...
Instant traffic updates let you dodge traffic jams
Sat-nav might get you from A to B, but the SUNA traffic channel lets you avoid the traffic along the way.
Sydney's F3 traffic chaos provided the perfect opportunity this week for Intelematics Australia to spruik the merits of its SUNA Traffic Channel, an implementation of the TMC (Traffic Message C...
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Cameras: The best on show
Terry Lane casts his eye back over a year awash in new models and
trends.
Sony unveils hand-powered camera
Sony has unveiled a prototype digital camera that can generate
enough power to take pictures.
Sharper Skype video chat
Video chats using Skype are about to become more lifelike for those
who have high-end new webcams.
