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Calculator Watch: Totally Geeky or Geek Chic ?
This Calculator Watch (on sale for $70!) is a replica of a retro Casio. It comes in three colors — blue, black, and white — and features a calculator, four alarms (one with snooze!), a stopwatch, and a calendar . .
Daily Tech: Casio Debuts Some Geeky Cubic Puzzle Watches
- I'm loving these $90 Cubic Puzzle watches from Casio. Sorry it doesn't offer any gaming functionality — OhGizmo!
- Nanako Matsushima, a famous Japanese actress, is now appearing in Wii Fit Plus ads — Kotaku
- Check out which movies are coming to Blu-ray this week — Switched
- A street in a Palestinian refuge camp gets named after a Twitter account — Wired
- You can now scoop up a Nintendo Wii for only $175 from Dell, and that includes free next-day shipping — CrunchGear
- It's giveaway and game time on GeekSugar! Be sure to log in and play our Best Video Game Ever bracket!
Daily Tech: Casio's Latest Cam Costs $180 and Records in 720p
- Casio has just unveiled some new inexpensive point-and-shoot Exilim cameras, which come packed with features — Gizmodo
- If you buy a credenza for your TV with frosted glass doors, a remote should still work when the doors are closed — Unplggd
- Here's 10 pretty sweet free social apps for the Mac — Mashable
- A new Canadian commercial for the Palm Pre is pretty cute — CrunchGear
- The US Federal Trade Commission is cracking down on prerecorded telemarketing solicitation phone calls — Popgadget
- Here are 10 useful tech tactics to utilize when traveling — Lifehacker
- In Utah, if you get caught texting behind the wheel, you could face up to 15 years in prison — The New York Times
Five Fresh Cameras Coming This Fall and Winter
I love how Summer is halfway over - bite my tongue, did I honestly just say that?! - yet there are all these bright and vivacious digital cameras making their debut. I guess Fall is the new Summer?
If A Little Color Goes A Long Way, Where's The Variety?
Note to designers and gadget manufacturers: Some of us are sick and tired of candy-colored MP3 players, cameras and cell phones.
Apple's announcement that the new iPod nano will come in silver, black, blue, green and red and the shuffle will come in silver, mint green, turquoise, lavender and magenta (those are my descriptions of the colors, not theirs!) got me thinking about the fact that almost all gadgets in the US are either staple colors like white, silver and black or bright — almost juvenile — hues of red, blue, pink and green.
Where, my friends, are all the fall colors like orange and yellow, or the muted, retro colors?
The Shock and Water Resistant GzOne By Casio
Have you ever dropped your cell phone in a puddle or worse yet — in a toilet? Here's a phone that will not only withstand water, but will repel dust and absorb shock as well. The GzOne Type-S cell phone by Casio is a rugged clamshell style phone that can survive the harshest conditions.
Out Today: Casio EX-1200
All you camera fanatics take note: The Casio EX-1200 is entering the market today.
The $399.99, 12.1-megapixel camera has a 3X optical zoom and incorporates CCD-shift image stabilization and the latest EXILIM Engine 2.0 image-processing module with motion analysis technology. (These features will help prevent blurry shots due to shaky hands, subject movement or poor focus).
Casio's New EXILIM With YouTube Features
With millions of people uploading videos to YouTube daily, it's no surprise that camera companies want in on the action. Casio has just announced their agreement with YouTube. which will include a YouTube capture mode and bundle software on the newest EXILIM-S880 and EXILIM-Z77 (shown below).
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De-Coding the Fashion Camera
We've all seen the shiny candy colored cameras lined up at your local electronic stores' display shelves, ripe for the picking. Those colors! I know what you're thinking: It would match perfectly with my bag/shoes/iPod/insert accessory here.
Eye-Fi Announces Eye-Fi Pro For Photo Experts
The Eye-Fi wireless card masters have done it again with their brand new Eye-Fi Pro card — a 4GB card which offers RAW file support, JPEG and video file transfer, geotagging, peer to peer connectivity and hotspot access.
The Pro SDHC memory card allows photographers to instantly upload photos to their computer, without having to depend on an Internet connection. Unlike the previous cards, Pro users can pick and choose the exact photos that they want to transfer with the Pro card by using the selective transfer feature.
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