Showing posts with label Science And Technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Science And Technology. Show all posts

Tuesday, 28 February 2012

Panasonic TX-L47DT50 3D LED HDTV Review


Panasonic TX-L47DT50 3D LED HDTV Review



Panasonic’s new flagship LCD TV for 2012, the WT50 series. But at Panasonic’s recent product convention in Hamburg, our eye was also caught by the step-down LCD model from the WT50, the DT50 series. So we spent as much time as we could glued to the 47in L47DT50 - and came away feeling as if it could actually be this model that marks Panasonic’s most successful LCD series for 2012.

Panasonic TXL47DT50 3D LED HDTV Review

Monday, 27 February 2012

Olympus OM-D E-M5 Digital Camera Review



The Olympus OM-D E-M5 is the latest Micro Four Thirds interchangeable lens compact system digital camera to capitalise on the company’s 35mm film heritage. Borrowing heavily from the Olympus OM range of traditional 35mm film cameras, the OM-D becomes the flagship camera in a new compact system range that’ll sit alongside and complement the popular PEN models. The OM-D will be available from April at a cost of £1150 with an M.Zuiko Digital ED 12-50mm f/3.5-6.3 kit lens.


Olympus OMD EM5 Digital Camera Review


Olympus OMD EM5 Digital Camera Review

Olympus OMD EM5 Digital Camera Review

Olympus OMD EM5 Digital Camera Review

Olympus OMD EM5 Digital Camera Review

Saturday, 11 February 2012

Sony Bravia KDL-55HX850 LCD TV Review


Sony Bravia KDL-55HX850 LCD TV Review



The Sony Bravia KDL-55HX850 is a 55-inch LED LCD HDTV similar in size and features to 2010's KDL-55HX800 . Like the earlier model, it uses Sony's DynamicEdge combination LED edge- and back-lighting and 3D support for use with Sony's active shutter glasses. The KDL-55HX850 uses the newest versions of Sony's X-Reality Pro video processor and Motionflow XR blur reduction features, and the panel is covered with Corning's damage-resistant Gorilla Glass. It features built-in Wi-Fi, and can access Sony Entertainment Network content and other services like Netflix and, with an optional webcam, Skype. Sony has not yet announced pricing or availability for the KDL-55HX850.

Sony Bravia KDL55HX850 LCD TV Review

Thursday, 19 January 2012

Mitsubishi WD-92840 : LCD TV Review

This Mitsubishi WD-92840 is the 92-inch version of the Mitsubishi WD-73840 DLP projection HDTV, which we previously reviewed. It's available for $5,999.99 list and stands as one of the largest screens you can readily buy, beating the largest flat panel HDTV, the Sharp Aquos LC-80LE632U, by 12 inches. It supports Vudu and Web-based content, but lacks common Web apps like Netflix and Hulu Plus.

Mitsubishi WD92840  LCD TV Review


Philips 46PFL9706T LCD - 3D HDTV Review


The 46PFL9706T produces 2D pictures that are prime contenders for the best we've ever seen from a flat TV. It also looks gorgeous and is stuffed to bursting point with features. Some 3D crosstalk and input lag stop it short of perfection, though. 



Philips 46PFL9706T LCD  3D HDTV Review 





Philips 46PFL9706T LCD  3D HDTV Review 

Philips 46PFL9706T LCD  3D HDTV Review 

Philips 46PFL9706T LCD  3D HDTV Review

Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF3 - Camera Features n Specs


Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF3 Features 

The touch-screen Lumix DMC-GF3 is Panasonic's smalllest Micro Four Thirds camera. Its low-light performance and sharpness aren't on the same level as some competitors, but it is still a very capable camera. 



Panasonic Lumix DMCGF3  Camera Features n Specs 





Panasonic Lumix DMCGF3  Camera Features n Specs 

Panasonic Lumix DMCGF3  Camera Features n Specs 

Panasonic Lumix DMCGF3  Camera Features n Specs 

Panasonic Lumix DMCGF3  Camera Features n Specs 

Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF3 Specification 
  • Dimensions 2.6 x 4.2 x 1.3 inches 
  • Weight 7.9 oz 
  • Type Compact Interchangeable Lens 
  • Megapixels 12.1 MP 
  • Sensor Type CMOS 
  • Sensor Size 17.3 x 13 mm 
  • Lens Mount Micro Four Thirds 
  • Media Format Secure Digital, Secure Digital High Capacity, Secure Digital Extended Capacity 
  • Battery Type Supported Lithium Ion 
  • Maximum ISO 6400 
  • 35-mm Equivalent (Wide) 28 mm 
  • 35-mm Equivalent (Telephoto) 84 mm 
  • Optical Zoom 3 x 
  • Image Stabilization In-Lens 
  • Touch Screen Yes 
  • LCD size 3 inches 
  • LCD dots 460000 
  • LCD Aspect Ratio 3:2 
  • Viewfinder Type None 
  • Video Resolution 720p, 1080i 
  • Interface Ports Proprietary, mini HDMI 
  • GPS No 
  • Boot time 1.1 seconds 
  • Recycle time 0.26 seconds 
  • Shutter Lag 0.2 seconds 
  • Lines Per Picture Height 1668

Motoactv by Motorola - Bluetooth Watch + iPod nano

The MOTOACTV, the illegitimate child of the Sony Ericsson Bluetooth watch and the iPod nano, will soon be hitting British shelves this December. Motorola has announced that the MOTOACTV will be available in Sweatshop stores across the UK starting December 1 and it will be priced at £249.99 ($390).

In case you don’t know what the MOTOACTV is, it is a glorified wrist watch running Android. It works like a personal trainer during your workouts, keeping track of all your sessions, how much you ran, how many calories you burned, etc. using the built-in GPS and accelerometer. It also has a built-in music player to keep you entertained. You can either use a pair of wired headphones with it or go wireless with a Bluetooth set. It can also pair with your phone and and lets you answer calls and messages without having to take your phone out of your pocket.

The MOTOACTV has a 1.6-inch touchscreen display with Gorilla Glass protection, is sweat-proof and rain resistant. It has 8GB built-in memory for your music and also an FM radio. The battery is designed to give you five hours of outdoor training time, ten hours indoors and almost two weeks of standby time. It comes with an optional training accessory pack that costs at £39.99 and adds an arm band, bike mount and a wall charger.



SteelSeries Sensei Gaming Mouse Review - With LED Screen


The current peripheral landscape is cluttered with so called “gaming mice” that feature enough marketing lingo to make them all sound like the Second Coming. Unfortunately this situation makes choosing the proper mouse for your needs next to impossible. Nonetheless, there are some key variables that experienced gamers tend to focus upon: ergonomics, features, software and price. On paper the new SteelSeries Sensei hits all of these crucial areas and appears to be a gaming enhancement peripheral worthy of accolades. 



SteelSeries Sensei Gaming Mouse Review  With LED Screen 



SteelSeries Sensei Gaming Mouse Review  With LED Screen 

SteelSeries Sensei Gaming Mouse Review  With LED Screen

SteelSeries Sensei Gaming Mouse Review  With LED Screen 

SteelSeries Sensei Gaming Mouse Review  With LED Screen 

SteelSeries Sensei Gaming Mouse Review  With LED Screen 

SteelSeries Sensei Gaming Mouse Review  With LED Screen 

SteelSeries Sensei Gaming Mouse Specific Features 
  • Sensor up to 11,400 CPI 
  • Ambidextrous 
  • 32-bit ARM CPU 
  • Fully programmable 
  • LCD screen


Wednesday, 18 January 2012

Bose VideoWave - Full Entertainment System Review


Bose VideoWave Features 

Bose VideoWave with its proprietary audio processing technology and 16-speaker array, the Bose VideoWave pumps out a wall of sound unequaled in the HDTV arena. What's more, this über-expensive 46-inch CCFL-backlit set delivers top notch picture quality and features an innovative on-screen user interface. 


Bose VideoWave  Full Entertainment System Review 





Bose VideoWave  Full Entertainment System Review 

Bose VideoWave  Full Entertainment System Review 

Bose VideoWave  Full Entertainment System Review 

Bose VideoWave  Full Entertainment System Review 

Bose VideoWave  Full Entertainment System Review 

Bose VideoWave Specification 
  • Screen Size 46 inches 
  • Type LCD TV, HDTV 
  • Supported Refresh Rates 120Hz 
  • Supported Video Formats 1080p60 
  • Aspect Ratio 16:9 
  • Video Inputs Component, Composite, HDMI 
  • Rated Contrast Ratio 7481:1 
  • Average Black Level 0.03 cd/m^2 
  • Speakers Included Yes 
  • Individual Settings per Input Yes 
  • Stand Supplied? Yes 
  • Stand: Swivel No 
  • Universal Remotes Yes 
  • Height 26.3 inches 
  • Width 44.3 inches 
  • Depth 6 inches 
  • Weight 99 lb 
  • EnergyStar Compliance Yes

Sony NSX-32GT1 Google HDTV Review


The Sony NSX-32GT1 LCD HDTV delivers Google's Chrome OS-based Internet TV without the need for an external box. This 32-inch panel offers a fairly good HD picture but suffers from a few image quality issues, including narrow viewing angles. 


Sony NSX32GT1 Google HDTV Review 


Sony NSX32GT1 Google HDTV Review 

Sony NSX32GT1 Google HDTV Review 

Sony NSX32GT1 Google HDTV Review 

Sony NSX32GT1 Google HDTV Review 

Sony NSX-32GT1 Google HDTV Specs 

  • Screen Size 32 inches 
  • Type LCD TV 
  • Supported Refresh Rates 120Hz 
  • Supported Video Formats 1080p60 
  • Aspect Ratio 16:9 
  • Video Inputs Component, HDMI 
  • Built-in TV Tuner NTSC, ATSC 
  • Average Contrast Ratio 3710:1 
  • Average Black Level 0.03 cd/m^2 
  • Networking Options Ethernet 
  • Speakers Included Yes 
  • Stand Supplied? Yes 
  • Stand: Swivel No 
  • Height 19 inches 
  • Width 30.25 inches 
  • Depth 2.25 inches 
  • Weight 26.1 lb 
  • EnergyStar Compliance Yes

Sony NSX-32GT1 Google HDTV Review


The Sony NSX-32GT1 LCD HDTV delivers Google's Chrome OS-based Internet TV without the need for an external box. This 32-inch panel offers a fairly good HD picture but suffers from a few image quality issues, including narrow viewing angles. 


Sony NSX32GT1 Google HDTV Review 


Sony NSX32GT1 Google HDTV Review 

Sony NSX32GT1 Google HDTV Review 

Sony NSX32GT1 Google HDTV Review 

Sony NSX32GT1 Google HDTV Review 

Sony NSX-32GT1 Google HDTV Specs 
  • Screen Size 32 inches 
  • Type LCD TV 
  • Supported Refresh Rates 120Hz 
  • Supported Video Formats 1080p60 
  • Aspect Ratio 16:9 
  • Video Inputs Component, HDMI 
  • Built-in TV Tuner NTSC, ATSC 
  • Average Contrast Ratio 3710:1 
  • Average Black Level 0.03 cd/m^2 
  • Networking Options Ethernet 
  • Speakers Included Yes 
  • Stand Supplied? Yes 
  • Stand: Swivel No 
  • Height 19 inches 
  • Width 30.25 inches 
  • Depth 2.25 inches 
  • Weight 26.1 lb 
  • EnergyStar Compliance Yes

Samsung 75ES8000 OLED 55 Inch Review

The Samsung 55in OLED, the new ES8000 series on show at CES represents Samsung’s latest flagship TV series. So we were keen to spend some time with the new screens - especially the 75in version! - at the show to get a handle on what sort of innovations Samsung might introduce to its UK range come February/March. 
Samsung 75ES8000 OLED 55 Inch Review 


Samsung 75ES8000 OLED 55 Inch Review 

Samsung 75ES8000 OLED 55 Inch Review

Tuesday, 17 January 2012

Belarusian Electric Car


Alexander Kozlov, an 11th grader from Belarus, has recently made headlines, after spending and entire year building an impressive electric car, with the help of his family and friends. 



Belarusian Electric Car 



Belarusian Electric Car

Toshiba 32SL415U LCD HDTV Review


The full-featured Toshiba 32SL415U is a solid small screen HDTV, but with a list price close to $600, it's also a fairly expensive one. For a smaller screen, the 32SL415U serves up plenty of features. It can access Netflix, Pandora, YouTube, and other streaming media services and Web apps through its built-in Wi-Fi connection. It has a light sensor and a smart dimming feature that adjusts the screen based on the brightness of the room. It has four HDMI ports and a PC port, making it capable as both a home entertainment display and a computer monitor. What's missing? There's no 3D support, and the max 720p resolution is lower than the 1080p standard for larger screens, but at this size, it's not a problem. Also, the screen's refresh rate is just 60Hz, though we often recommend disabling 120Hz and higher "motion" modes anyway. 



Toshiba 32SL415U LCD HDTV Review 




Toshiba 32SL415U LCD HDTV Review 

Toshiba 32SL415U LCD HDTV Review 

Toshiba 32SL415U LCD HDTV Review

 
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