I wrote about the Polaroid PoGo Instant Mobile Printer ages ago when it first came out. It was priced at $149.99 then. Now it’s only $49.99. Talk about price depreciation.
I guess it’s Polaroid’s way of catching up with technology. But really though, I don’t see the need why they had to phase out the Polaroid film entirely. A lot of photography enthusiasts out there are still into film and I think there are some people who are trying to bring film back. Sigh. Oh well.
But anyway, atleast there’s one good news about the Polaroid PoGo. It comes in PINK, now! …read more

Samsung is coming out with another interesting product, the Samsung SCH-W880. The SCH-W880 is a 12 megapixel camera phone. But that’s not the what makes this phone partcularly interesting.
At first glance, I thought the image above was showing 2 different, separate gadgets. But apparently, that’s the front and back of the SCH-W880.

From one side, it looks like a normal touchscreen phone. On the other side, it looks like your typical camera, complete with zoom lens.
Now, I can’t decide whether is it more of a camera? Or is it more of a phone?
This product has really piqued my interest. One reason …read more

Oooh, pretty. This new compact video camera from JVC called the GC-FM1 looks really pretty! Like a bejeweled Flip HD, don’t you think so?
I just love the texture and design. Pretty sleek, chic, girly and SHINY!
JVC GC-FM1 Specifications:

Weighs around 95 grams. (Wow, lightweight!)
8MP sensor for still photos, 2MP sensor for video
Available in 3 colors: black, blue and pink
Records in 1080p video, takes still photos in 3264×2448 pixel
2inch LCD display
HDMI mode

No news yet about when it’s going to come out officially and for how much. I hope it’s affordable though!
[ Image courtesy of Akihabara News ]

It’s almost the weekend again and before you guys go out to partaaay don’t forget to get one of these night out gadget must-haves!
The Digidude Tripod is a really adorable, functional tripod for your compact digital camera!
Just unscrew the head (morbid, huh?), place the camera on the body and viola, perfect camera moments! You can adjust Digidude with it’s three bendable legs and it can be placed on any flat surface. I think Digidude is pretty stable enough so you won’t have to worry about your camera diving on the floor, or something, haha.
Digidude Tripods are tiny enough to hang …read more

It seems like cameras with unique features are popping up all over lately.
There’s one from Nikon with the built-in project (Nikon CoolPIX SJ1000PJ), and then there’s the 3D camera from Fujifilm.
Samsung is also coming out with their unique camera: the Samsung TL220 and TL225. While the unique feature of the TL220 and TL225 isn’t as “amazing” (for a lack of better term) as the others, it’s still a feature every camera-loving, vain Gadgenista will love.
The TL220 and TL225 are the first point and shoot cameras to have an LCD in the front. So basically, taking a self portrait will be …read more

Here’s another interesting camera from Nikon.
The Nikon COOLPIX SJ1000PJ has a built in tiny project that can display pictures on a screen, wall or any flat surface. Really awesome idea! Instead of people crowding all over you saying, “Can I see? Can I see?”, you can just project it over!
Trust me, it has happened to me so many times (and I’m actually guilty of it, too, haha). Every time a friend of mine takes my photos during a night out, I’d rush over checking the photos whether I look good in it, haha. Or atleast remotely normal looking. I mean …read more

The new Cybershot DSC-TX1 looks so deliciously wafer thin, with a thickness of less than one inch! More specifically, 0.7 inch thick. Wooooooow. Sexay!
While the thinness of the camera is impressive, that’s not the feature the TX1 boasts. The TX1 uses the back-illuminated CMOS sensor called Exmor R.  Exmor R is used by Sony’s digital SLRs and it helps in improving the quality of photos taken in low light.
It also has an antiblur multishot mode and a sweeping panorama shooting capability.
Sony DSC-TX1 features:

10 megapixel camera
3 inch touch screen
Comes in silver, gray, pink and blue.

I just hope the TX1 will take …read more

Oooh.
This is what I want for my next camera (goodbye my Sony DSC T70!). Even better if it’s going to be available in white.
As much as I love my white Sony T70, I was extremely disappointed with the quality of the photos. Especially since my work exposes me to well-taken, sharp photos every single day, just seeing the murky, sort of blurry photos of the T70 made me yearn for the Lumix LX3.
The problem with the LX3, it’s a little too out of my budget. Plus, it’s not stylish enough (yes, that’s a BIG problem right there!), haha.
But it looks …read more

Looks like it’s the time of the year when Fujifilm releases its new Finepix models!
There are four new tiny, pocket-friendly cameras from Fujifilm: the A170, A220, J38 and the Z37. While I would love to talk about each and every model, the only one that caught my eye is the Z37, simply because the color selection is so nice, haha.
Aside from having a lovely shade of purple (which I totally love by the way), the FinePix Z37 has the following specifications:

10 megapixel
3x zoom
2.7inch LCD
Auto-Scene Recognition, and Face Detection
Blog Mode

If you’re not a purple person, it’s also available in pink/white, red/black, …read more

While the Flip Mino is a good brand when it comes to web camcorders, most gadget newbies would prefer to buy brands they are more familiar with, like Sony or Samsung.
Sony came out with it’s own version of  a web camcorder, the Sony MHS-PM1 sometime ago, last April.
This month, Samsung has released it’s own web camcorder, the HMX-U10.
Comparing to the web camcorders in the market, the HMX-U10 seems to be the best so far. (Well, technically, it’s not yet out in the market since its scheduled to be released on September.)
But anway, compared to Sony and the Flip, the HMX-U10 …read more