Saturday, December 5, 2009

Meizu to start selling refurbed M8's


Meizu will be starting to sell refurbished Meizu M8. Price will be around $250. Refurbs come with a new shell.

via Meizu

Meizu to start App Store


Looks like Meizu folks will be starting a App Store for their Meizu M8 cell phone. According to Err0r the App Store will be release with official 0.9.1.0 release. No word if this will be just for Chinese user.

via MeizuMe

Meizu M6 SP for $39.99 with free shipping


Meizu M6 by Dane-Elec Miniplayer SP Black 2GB. Like new in box with all accessories included.

Buy it now HERE

Meizu M8 Clone - MeiLi M8


PMPToday has posted a site selling a clone of the recent released Chinese phone Meizu M8. For $99 you can get a cheap knockoff of the M8 phone.

Product Page HERE

Engadget scores hands on with Meizu M8


Engadget got their hands on the Meizu M8 cell phone. For those not in the know. The Meizu M8 is pretty much a iPhone clone.

via Engadget

Meizu M8 available at Dealextreme


Dealextreme has two versions of the Meizu M8 for sale. Both are $395 which is the best price on the net at moment. One model is the preproduction model with wifi. While the official edition doesn't have wifi.

with Wifi
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.20665

without official release
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.20664

Meizu M8 Demo video


Here is a 9 part video walkthrough of the Meizu M8 cell phone. You can check out all the videos HERE

New pictures of Meizu M8


J. Wong has posted more pictures of the Meizu M8 on the Chinese BBS board. Check out the new pictures HERE

More Meizu M8 images



The product is real when it is released is anyone's guess. The famous J.Wong has posted more pictures of the infamous M8. The phone still looks like the iPod Touch but still hoping it maybe improved from now and when it goes on sale.

via Engadget

Meizu M8 due out in August


Just when you thought Meizu was dead they go and shows some proof that the Meizu M8 does exist at least in concept form. Launch is due out in August for the 128mb ram model with no flash. Then followed by a 256mb ram with 8gb model version in October which is about $320.

via Electronista

Meizu M3 2GB $75.19 with Free shipping


Meizu M3 - 1.5-inch LCD MP4 Player (2GB)

FEATURES:

7mm thickness (smaller than a name card)
sliding touch keypad
1.5" 260K-color 176x132 TFT-LCD screen providing High Definition Quality.
music player (WMA VBR/WMA Lossless/FLAC/OGG/WAV)
photo viewer, AVI video player
FM tuner, voice recorder
USB host
mass storage (2GB)
alarm with real time clock
games
E-book
calculator
calendar etc.

$75.19 free shipping

Buy it now HERE

Meizu M6 SL 2GB $99 with Free Shipping


Meizu SL - 2.41-inch QVGA LCD MP4 Player (2GB)

MP3/MP4 PLAYER, PTOTO ALBUM, FM RADIO IN ONE PRODUCT.

Supports DRM10 and Microsoft MTP
2.4" 260K-color QVGA (320x240) large and vibrant TFT-LCD screen.
User-defined EQ, adjustable bass boost
Hi-Fi treble & bass compensation system
Various EQ modes
Including: Normal, Rock, Jazz, Classic, POP, Bass, Disco, User1, User2, User3
Unique design and Super Mini Aluminum alloy body
High speed USB2.0 interface. High capacity USB flash storage for mobile disk.
Clock setting. Screen Saver Settings
Super FM stereo radio function, supports auto searching tune channels and channels management as well as FM Recording (with 30 preset channels)
Built-in Microphone supports high quality recording, up to 9 hours of long recording time
Calculator function and Game function
Headphone supported
Dynamic graphics menu. Human user operating interface.
Supports various music formats, MP3, WMA, WAV, OGG, etc.Movie playback, supports AVI format.
Dynamic Playlist supported. Synchronized Song Lyric Showing. TXT View
Photo album + Slide show: BMP, JPG, GIF formats
Long playback time
Built-in rechargeable Li-ion battery, plays up to 36 hours
(The playing time may be shortened if visualization is used.)
Multi-language Supported. ID3V2, ID3V1, Filename Supported
There are English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean languages
Innovative power supply design, reducing the interferences and noises. High precise electronic components coupled with 8 layers PCB ensure the clearness of sound quality.
Enhanced Integrated Navigator, Jog lamp ON time control
Play/Pause, Stop/Power OFF, Recording Next Track/Previous Track
Fast Forward/Fast Rewind, Scroll speed. Infinite Loop
Resume function. Auto Power OFF. Hold function
Value-added Service,Software Upgradeable. Free driver USB connector
SN Ratio: >90dB
Frequency range: 20Hz~20kHz
Weight: 55g
Compact size: Approx. 79mm*48.2mm*10mm(H*W*T)
Product info display (Software version, Memory Usage)
Windows98 SE/ME/2000/XP, Mac and Linux OS

$99.00 free shipping

Buy it now HERE

New Design of Meizu M8


Here is a mockup of the 3 button scheme that the Meizu M8 has patented. This will at least make it less of a clone and more original. While still borrowing heavily from the iPhone. Similar to the original Meizu M6 was similar but not a clone of iPod Video.

via MP4Nation via MeizuME

Real Meizu M8 picture


Finally an image that doesn't look rendered. Not sure if this is an actual working prototype or a dummy unit for display.

Click the link HERE for more pictures.

via MeizuMe

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

JVC Everio GZ-MS100 makes Youtube videos


The JVC Everio GZ_MS100 camcorder has a special feature for those Youtube video uploaders. With it's built in software to covert 10 minutes of video for easy upload to Youtube. Weighing in a mere .6 pounds and records to SD media. The total cost will be $349.99.

New JVC Camcorder Offers One-Touch Uploading To YouTube™

WAYNE, NJ, May 19, 2008 – Sharing videos over the Internet is now easier than ever with the launch of a new JVC camcorder that provides one-button uploading to YouTube™, the leading online video community that allows people to discover, watch and share originally created videos.
The new JVC Everio S Series memory camcorder, the GZ-MS100, was designed to make sharing simple for the millions of people who enjoy sharing their videos with the world over the Internet. And unlike many of the other camcorders that target Internet users, JVC’s GZ-MS100 provides an impressive array of full-fledged camcorder features that give it the versatility to do more than shoot short Internet videos.
It looks strikingly similar to the popular Everio G Series camcorders, but is smaller and weighs only 0.60 lbs. including battery, because it records to an SD Card (user provided) instead of a built-in hard disk drive. The ever-increasing capacity and affordability of new SD Cards appearing on the market means that over time Everio S will be able to offer expanded recording time at a lower per minute cost.

Once the provided CyberLink software is installed on a Windows® PC, uploading video clips to YouTube™ is quick and easy. The camcorder has an UPLOAD button that works in two ways. In the camera mode, press UPLOAD and then the trigger, and this limits recordings to 10 minutes in length, which matches the YouTube™ file size limit. This eliminates the need to manually time recordings or go back to edit and shorten footage. After recording is done, connect the GZ-MS100 to a PC via a USB cable and press the UPLOAD button. This automatically launches the supplied application for uploading to YouTube™. After just a few mouse clicks the video will be up on the Internet for everybody to see. The original video quality is maintained in the camera, so it can be used for any other purpose.

For storage and cataloging, recorded videos can easily be transferred to a PC via USB2.0 or directly using the SD Card. The provided CyberLink application also allows easy burning to DVD using the computer’s optical disc drive. Or, to create DVDs without using a computer JVC offers the CU-VD3 Everio SHARE STATION as an option. Since it was designed as an Everio companion, this DVD burner accommodates Everio’s USB Host function that allows scene playback order to be rearranged within the camera before transfer.

The GZ-MS100 features Laser Touch Operation, first offered in the Everio G Series camcorders released earlier this year. The feature’s scroll bar and buttons are touch-sensitive so the user just glides a finger up or down the bar to choose menu items while its blue light follows the movements. The LCD screen itself is never touched, so it won’t get dirty, smudged or covered in fingerprints. The 2.7-inch LCD screen, the same one used on Everio G series models, has Auto Backlight Control to automatically adjust brightness for comfortable viewing indoors or outdoors. And with Auto Power ON/OFF, the user simply opens up the LCD to power-on and start shooting (takes only about one second if Quick Restart mode is engaged), and closes the LCD to shut the power off and avoid draining the battery.
The shape of the camcorder itself facilitates ease of use, with a contoured grip that snugly and securely fits the palm of the hand.

In addition to the supplied BN-VF808 rechargeable battery that provides 2 hr. 5 minutes of operation per charge, higher capacity batteries are available: BN-VF815 for 4 hr. 15 minutes and BN-VF823 for 6 hr. 25 minutes of continuous operation per charge.

Up front, the GZ-MS100 is equipped with a KONICA MINOLTA LENS that provides a 35x optical zoom with excellent picture quality. JVC’s proprietary Gigabrid Engine also contributes to quality by incorporating six digital noise reduction systems to improve the S/N ratio by about 30 percent (3dB) over previous models, and integrating the MPEG-2 encoder to help reduce block noise and mosquito noise. Other full-fledged camera functions include Program AE with shooting modes to accommodate a variety of situations (Night, Twilight, Portrait, Sports, Snow, Spotlight), Digital Image Stabilizer to minimize camera-shake, and much more.

The JVC GZ-MS100 will be available in June for $349.99.



via CrunchGear

Minox DC-8011 8MP Digital Camera


The Minox DC-8011 is a budget camera with 8 megapixels CCD, 2.7 inch LCD, and electric image stabilization. It measures under an inch and has 4x optical zoom.

via Lets Go Digital

Trendy Gadget unboxing of the Unboxing Sony DCR-DVD808E Handycam DVD Camcorder


TrendyGadget.com has a nice unboxing of the Unboxing Sony DCR-DVD808E Handycam DVD Camcorder. Check out the full unboxing here

Panasonic Lumix FX100


Panasonic Lumix FX100 digitalfans collection
The Lumix DMC-FX100K has an advanced 28mm wide-angle, 3.6 optical zoom Leica DC lens system featuring four aspherical lenses. It includes an EA lens with five aspherical surfaces. A large 1/1.72-inch CCD with an effective 12.1 Megapixels is the highest resolution in its class.

The Lumix DMC-FX100K also features an Extended Optical Zoom, which extends zooming up to 7.0x with a simple press of the Easy Zoom button. Intelligent ISO Control makes it easier to take clear, crisp shots even if your subject moves.

via New Digital Fans

Nikon introduces new D2xs camera, sets software prices


Nikon today took the wraps off their new D2xs professional digital SLR. This camera is an upgrade to their popular D2x D-SLR and it offers some pretty useful new features. Here are the specs:
D2xs
12.4 Megapixel DX format CMOS sensor (same as before)
Can shoot full resolution shots at 5 frames/second, or at 6.8MP, 8 frames/second in high speed crop mode
Refined optical viewfinder now masks out the area not covered in high speed crop mode
Supports nearly all Nikon lenses. 1.5X focal length conversion in normal mode, 2X in high speed crop mode
Improved autofocus system
New 2.5" LCD display (same as on the D200)
Improved ISO options: new Auto ISO option; high ISO settings now adjustable in 1/3-stop increments
New black & white mode; users can also shoot black & white in RAW mode, which retains the color data
New image authentication feature (requires optional software, see below)
New EN-EL4a battery lets you take 3800 shots per charge
CompactFlash Type II slot
USB 2.0 High Speed support
Optional Wi-Fi adapter
Ships in late June for $4699 (body only)
Nikon also announced pricing for three upcoming software products. Nikon Camera Control (which does just as it sounds, even wirelessly) is expected to ship in July for $70. If you want to be sure that your images are untouched then you might be interested in the Nikon Image Authentication Software, which also ships in July (but for $570). Finally there's Nikon Capture NX, which will be out this summer for $150. I've been playing around with a beta of Capture NX lately and really like what it can do.

via DCResource

HP intros Photosmart R967, R827, M227, and E427

HP announces 4 new digital cameras.

The first one takes the Photosmart R927 and puts in a 10 Megapixel CCD. The specs:
Photosmart R967
10.0 effective Megapixel CCD (groan)
F2.8-5.0, 3X optical zoom lens (35mm equivalent focal range not available)
Fairly compact brushed metal body
Huge 3-inch LCD display
New anti-shake feature boosts ISO and shutter speed in order to get a sharp picture
Includes all of HP's Real Life Technologies, like redeye reduction, panorama stitching, Adaptive Lighting, Image Advice, and more
Records VGA quality video at 24 fps (with sound)
32MB onboard memory + SD/MMC card slot
Optional camera docks (including a wireless one)
PictBridge-enabled
Ships in September for $449


Photosmart R827
7.2 effective Megapixel CCD
3X optical zoom lens (specifics not available)
Compact, brushed metal body
2.5" LCD display
16MB onboard memory + SD/MMC card slot
Same anti-shake and Real Life features as R967
Records VGA quality video at 24 fps (with sound)
Optional camera docks (including a wireless one)
PictBridge-enabled
Ships in September for $299

Photosmart M627
7.0 effective Megapixel CCD
3X optical zoom lens (specifics not available)
2.5" LCD display
16MB onboard memory + SD/MMC card slot
Same HP bells & whistles as previous models
PictBridge-enabled
Ships in September for $229


Photosmart E427
6.0 effective Megapixel CCD
F3.5, fixed focal length lens (not sure of 35 mm equivalence)
5X digital zoom
2.0" LCD display
16MB onboard memory + SD/MMC card slot
PictBridge-enabled
Ships in September for $129

Digital Camera Tracker via Engadget

HP Photosmart R727 reviewed


DCResource reviews the HP Photosmart R727.

What they liked:
Compact, stylish metal body
Large, sharp 2.5" LCD display; good low light visibility
Very good performance in most areas
Adaptive Lighting feature brightens up dark areas of your photos (though noise levels go up even more)
Tons of useful features: effective in-camera redeye removal (that really works), panorama stitching, image undelete, Image Advice, and more
Nice movie mode; zoom can be used during filming (though the sound will be picked up)
Very easy to use; elaborate in-camera help system
Photosmart Express feature lets you easily "tag" photos for sharing

Whatthey didn't care for:
Noisy images; soft, smudged details; some purple fringing
Low light focusing not great for a camera with an AF-assist lamp
Lots of button-mashing to get to commonly used settings buried in menu
Current zoom position not shown on LCD
LCD blackout during continuous shooting
More manual controls would've been nice
Camera always uses default settings when turned on (though note workaround in conclusion)
No optical viewfinder
Video output requires $80 dock purchase
No USB 2.0 High Speed support
Plastic tripod mount, hidden movie mode button
Shared photos not directly e-mailed to recipient
Full manual on CD-ROM

via DCResource

Two new M8 GUI pics


Here we got two new pics from CEO Jack Wong. Seems the interface is a least moving away from the iPhone-like interface a bit.

Click the link HERE for both pics

via MeizuME

Meizu m8 due out Feb/March 2008 in China


The latest info is that the Meizu miniOne m8 will be released around Feb/March of next year in China. With a release following in other countries. Other info is that the GPS/DMB is not internal. Rather would most likely be optional using the USB host.

via MeizuMe forums

Meizu miniOne M8 will debut CES 2008


Here is the latest news about the M8.

This article states that the M8 will make a first appearance at CES 08. Prototypes to be made in Dec. They also claim a release date of February 3rd.

Full article HERE

via CNMO
via MeizuMe

Meizu M8 Mini One Enhanced by Tencent?


According to MeizuMe CEO Jack Wong has announce that Meizu are in talks with internet portal Tencent. The M8 could be bundled with instant messaging, weather, games and music software.

Original Source (Chinese)
via MeizuMe

HammerHead Battery could cause uglynist


We all know that the EEE has a great selection of third party aftermarket batteries. While their getting bigger capacity they are also getting bigger in size. Here is the 10-cell, 13,000mAh Li-ion battery from eBay for your Eee PC 901.

via JKKMobile

EEE PC System Shrinker


Asus has released a program that will reduce un needed files from your system. This will free up space on EEE which doesn't have alot to begin with.

Download HERE

GadgetMix reviews EEE 904HA


GadgetMix reviews the EEE 904HA. The 904HA is just like the 1000H except with a smaller screen and slightly lower price.

It is around 100gm lighter than the 1000H and has front facing speakers. It has the same resolution as the EEE 1000H. The difference of screensize is just 1.3″, which is just not noticeable to me as I was using both the devices at the same time. It is also around $50-80 cheaper depending upon from where you buy it. But to me, the front facing speakers and lighter weight wins the battle over 1000H.

via GadgetMix

Protective Inner Case for Asus 10" Eee PC 1000 UMPC Laptops


Here is a cheap case for your 10 inch Asus Netbooks. Four $4 you can't beat this deal.

Product Page HERE

Asus EEE 1002HA reviewed


LaptopMag reviews the new Asus EEE 1002HA. They described the better looking model over the 1000 series. Due to chassis being similar to the premium S101. Only minor problem was the two cell battery registered an okay 3 hours and 39 minutes. Still overall a good value netbook over the S101.

Read entire review HERE

Asus NJ10 can play Fallout 3


An EEE user has posted a pic of them playing Fallout 3 on their Asus NJ10 netbook. The NJ10 is the netbook with a dedicated Nvidia chip inside. Maybe this should hint at Nvidia to get into gear and their is want for graphics chips inside low cost Netbooks.

via EEEUser via N10User

EEE PC into a Tablet with Aeeeris Kit


Here something interesting. A person has taken a Asus EEE 701 and made it into a tablet style pc. He has posted the results at EEEUSer. So for around $400 you too could own a Tablet PC.

via EEEUser

High End EEE Box


Asus will have two version of the EEE Box with some better specs. Mainly you will find HDMI and dedicated graphics. The Asus Eee Box B204 and B206 will still sport the same Intel Atom N270 CPU so don't expect to be playing Crysis on this thing. But it will be a better improved EEE Box for movie viewing.

via Liliputing