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Canon iVIS FS10 Camcorder

cosa — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 17:07:37 +0000

Canon recently announced the release of “iVIS FS10″, its latest 10.7 megapixel camcorder with dual flash memory support — an 8GB onboard flash drive and SDHC media card slot. Scheduled to hit the store in late April, the handycam sports a 48x Advanced zoom lens, a 2.7-inch widescreen LCD, and up to 5 hours of video recording. No words on pricing though.

Spectec Unveils SDG-810 SD GPS Receiver

cosa — Sat, 30 Dec 2006 05:00:09 +0000

A Bluetooth GPS receiver is not something impressive anymore. There are already a lot of them on the market. It’s time to move on to the next technology. So, what about a SD GPS Receiver?

Yes, that’s correct. Spectec has just presented a one-of-its-kind device, a SD card with built-in GPS functionalities, along with external storage functions through a microSD card slot (up to 2GB supported). It is called SDG-810.

To use it, simply load all the maps onto the microSD card, plug it onto the SDG-810 SD card, and finally, place it on your laptop or computer’s SD card slot. The satellite navigation itself is provided by the integrated SiRF Star III GPS chipset.

Spectec will display SDG-810 SD GPS Receiver at the upcoming CES 2007 event next month. If you just want to pre-order it right away, you can do it from the link below.

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EverGreen Presents SD Card With Japanese Poker Card Images

cosa — Sun, 17 Dec 2006 05:00:06 +0000

Love Poker? Check out the new ‘Basic Series’ SD memory card from Evergreen. Each unit comes with a different Japanese poker card images on it. Not sure how many variant images are manufactured though, but collecting these cards sounds like fun. As for the specs, it can write data at 2MB/s and read at 9MB/s rate. The price is 1,980 Yen for the 1GB version and 3,499 for the 2GB model.

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[CEATEC] Hitachi HMR-1 Portable CD To MP3 Burner

cosa — Tue, 10 Oct 2006 05:00:52 +0000

The HMR-1, displayed by Hitachi on its CEATEC 2006 booth, is a portable burner than can rip your audio CD to a SD card on the go. Music files will be saved in the popular MP3 format. The device is also able to record MP3 from various audio sources through its line-in interface and store the recorded files onto SD or even CD. Pretty nice, isn’t it? Hitachi will release the product in Japan by the end of November, but still no words on pricing right now.

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Corega CG-SP100 MP3 Player

cosa — Mon, 15 May 2006 11:00:30 +0000

If I have to buy a new MP3 player, I’ll choose one which support external memory card. For example this CG-SP100 from Japan-based Corega. Comes in two flavours – black (CG-SP100B) and white (CG-SP100W) – this digital audio player measures 59×16x49mm and weighs 23g. For 31 EUR, you’d get a pretty much standard features though, including the USB connectivity, so you might want to check other portable player if you’re looking for more.

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IO-Data 2GB SD Card With 22.5MB/s Transfer Rate

cosa — Fri, 13 Jan 2006 01:48:05 +0000

Let’s take a break from the massive dual core laptops releases. Check out the new 2GB SD card from IO-Data. With its 22.5MB/s transfer rate, it should be the fastest one in the market today. Previously, we have another 2GB card, from TEC, with 18MB/s transfer rate, but it’s a miniSD card, not an SD card though. So if your gadgets support SD card, and you want something fast and big enough to hold your data, consider this 2GB SD card from IO-Data.

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Milestone MMGVB180 SD/MMC MP3 Player

cosa — Thu, 08 Dec 2005 16:59:29 +0000

Definitely not something new as I’ve seen a similar SD/MMC music player in local store here months ago. But anyway, this Milestone MMGVB180 MP3 player supports SD card with 32MB up to 1GB capacity. It plays WMA files as well, and measures 70 x 49 x 16 mm. It comes with a USB 2.0 connector, so you can connect it to your computer and use it as an alternative card reader. Unfortunately, it only supports Windows (ME/2000/XP). Sorry Mac.

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