James Ho

Hard to say, we haven't seen the Samsung for review. If it's using the same generation of DisplayLink technology, one could argue the same performance caveats would apply, with perhaps the display panel offering better colours. Still, I wouldn't want to be dragging an 18.5-inch monitor around with my laptop.

I'm quite impartial to the one shown on Virgin Atlantic.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDEPmqaJwpc

Hi Dani,

The decision on what brand to buy is totally up to you, as they both give quite a different shooting experience and ergonomics are quite different. Best way to tell? Go into a camera store and try both brands, the one that feels the most intuitive to you is the way to go.

As for models, the Canon 500D has been discontinued but as a result should be available for quite cheap now. The D90 is over 2 years old now and while great, you might find the D3100 is a bit lighter and more versatile with its video mode. The Nikon D3100 is a great camera, so too is the Canon 550D. I would probably look at those two first.

Accessories, you need to think about what you're photographing. If you shoot a lot of landscapes, long exposures and so on, a tripod might be a really good investment. The advantage of SLRs is that you can buy different lenses to suit your photographic style too. Also think about an external flash which will give you more control over your lighting for portraits, night and low-light photography, allowing you to direct the light more appropriately. That said, each camera has a built-in flash so you might not need to look at an external one. Then you can also consider filters for the front of your lens, again, this will depend on what you plan to shoot. A circular polariser is a must for photographing in bright, beachy and sunny situations!

No trophies at this stage, and Minis need to be ported by the developers, like Age of Zombies has been.

Thanks for letting us know Adam. Do you have any pics?

Personally I think the Genesis sedan and coupe would do small numbers here, but it might work wonders for Hyundai's image.

Anyway, it's all academic because this current generation of Genesis twins are engineered for left-hand drive only.

I saw that bit of news on Ausdroid about Canadian Telus branded Nexus S handsets working on the Telstra network. There are a number of Aussie phone importers who already sell a Next G compatible Nexus S if you're looking for one.