The Detroit group for the Scott Kelby Worldwide Photo Walk. Photo by Joseph Grey
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This past weekend over 8,000 photographers from around the world participated in Scott Kelby’s Worldwide Photo Walk to promote his NEW Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2 Book for Digital Photographers. Over 200 cities from around the world were included and I’ve seen some AMAZING photos [...]
Written by Terry White on August 25th, 2008 with no comments.
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Back in November of 2007 I wrote about using the N2 di-GPS with my Nikon D300 and I was quite happy with it then and I’ve been happy with it all along. This little GPS unit writes the longitude and latitude of where you are at the time you took your shots, directly to the [...]
Written by Terry White on August 15th, 2008 with no comments.
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Oh no, the speedometer in my old car is broken. And I really don't have money to fix it. What can I do? Simple, install the free application called Speed from the App Store [link] to run it on your iPhone 3G. Speed is a dropdead simple speedometer to sense your speed. It make use of GPS so the iPhone 3G is required. It also works on a bike boat (pit log) train or airplain (airspeed indicator) as
Written by wakuwaku on August 13th, 2008 with no comments.
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As it can be read here, a
TOMTOM - iPhone Version will be released soon. This brings full tomtom Navigantional Services on the
iPhone 3G with GPS. This means good news for all iPhone fans with interest in Navigation.
TomTom is a leading company for Navigational Services and a Manufacture of GPS Devices. Apple can be proud a Company like
tomtom is supporting the iPhone. The engagement of
TOMTOM stresses the importance of the
iPhone as a development platform. Let´s hope they are releasing their iPhone
Navigtional Software soon. Go ahead
tomtom!
Written by KA-Marketing on June 9th, 2008 with no comments.
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Only a month or so after Apple announced its MacBook Air laptop, which it calls the world’s thinnest laptop, Lenovo is about to spring its own super-skinny machine: the ThinkPad X300. Here’s a sneak peek. My full review will appear after I have fully tested this unusual new laptop, which I expect to be of great interest to road warriors.
Like the MacBook Air, this is a rare small laptop that is built around a full 13-inch-wide screen display and a full keyboard, rather than the little screens and cramped keyboards common in subnotebooks. And, like the Air, it offers a fast, rugged solid-state drive instead of a hard disk.
But, unlike the Apple, Lenovo’s new skinny ThinkPad comes with a hefty complement of ports and features, some of the very things critics complained Apple left out. It has a built-in DVD drive, removable battery, three USB ports, and a wired Ethernet networking jack. Inside, in addition to Wi-Fi, it can be ordered with a built-in cellphone modem and even GPS. It comes with either Windows Vista or Windows XP.
Sporting the traditional ThinkPad black slab design, the X300 isn’t as skinny or sexy as the Apple, but it’s still very slender and attractive, at under an inch thick. Also, unlike the Apple, most of the ThinkPad’s configurations are a bit heavier than the 3-pound weight that traditionally denotes a subnotebook. But it still feels very light to carry around, at 3.12 pounds with the standard battery and DVD drive.
The biggest downsides to the new ThinkPad X300 are price and limited storage capacity. Unlike the Apple, which can be ordered with a higher-capacity, lower-priced hard disk, the new ThinkPad will only be available with the expensive, limited capacity solid-state drive. So it will start at between $2,500 and $2,800–up to $1,000 more than the Apple’s base price–and will be limited to a paltry 64 gigabytes of storage.
Written by Walt Mossberg on February 13th, 2008 with no comments.
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