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Sunday, August 8, 2010

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Aiptek 3D HD Camcorder
High Contrast Keyboard helps you see better
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Posted: 07 Aug 2010 04:45 PM PDT

This could very well be the year where stereoscopic 3D technology catches on, and Firebox caters to this need for the average home consumer with the Aiptek 3D HD Camcorder. Retailing for £199.99, it comes with a 2.4" display that has a built-in 3D filter, giving you an eye-popping experience whenever you view videos on it. The Aiptek 3D HD Camcorder will rely on two lenses as well as an equal number of sensors to shoot stunning high definition (1280 x 720) 3D video and stills. One advantage of this would not having to wear a pair of special glasses in order to view your handiwork wherever you are thanks to the display’s integrated 3D filter as mentioned. Of course, you can also play back its content on a dedicated 3D TV if you have one at home, without the need for glasses as well. All you need to do is hook it up to the TV through Aiptek’s HDMI socket. Its rechargeable battery isn’t too long lasting, running out of juice after 1.5 hours of recording time, while movies are stored on a SD/SDHC/MMC memory card.

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High Contrast Keyboard helps you see better

Posted: 07 Aug 2010 04:38 PM PDT

Learning how to type using all five fingers? Why not let the High Contrast Keyboard help you out, as it offers an easy-to-read keyboard layout, complete with high-contrast keys as well as enlarged print. The bright yellow keys will be labeled in black, san serif type, which is more or less similar to the same high-visibility color scheme that is found in highway warning signs. All 43-point characters (about 9/16″ tall) are heat transferred to the keys, following that with a UV coating for lasting durability. It won’t be different in terms of key layout compared to a regular 103-key keyboard, where all 12 function keys are on the top row with nine buttons for common multimedia and browser commands. Rated for 10 million keystrokes, it will play nice with Windows 7, Vista, and XP operating systems. Expect to fork out around $49.95 for this puppy.