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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Sony High-Definition 3D camcorder
Sony’s featured the new 3D High-Definition Flash Memory Handycam Camcorder. Home movies of the child’s soccer games will never be the same again. The camera is expected to be out in April for about $1500. Here are the specs for … Continue reading
Sony at CES 2011
Packing a punch, Sony’s Press even was star studded and not only but the movie stars of the upcoming movie the Green Hornet, Seth Rogen and Jay Chou but, by their barrage of consumer electronics centered around the 3D revolution. … Continue reading
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Chaos Before Consumer Electronics Show 2011
Less than a day away and less than half of their name in lights, Samsung finishes the construction of their booth prior to the start of the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show held in Las Vegas. Manufactures and distributors walk row … Continue reading
Nintendo, Gamestop promotion includes new Pokmon characters
Further evidence that life is not fair: The children of the 1980s did not have a continuing stream of new Voltron products in the same way that children of the 1990s, 2000s and 2010s have a seemingly never-ending supply of … Continue reading
Report: Google confesses to taking private data
The United Kingdom’s Daily Mail reports that Google has admitted its Street View cars collected private data – including passwords and emails – while roaming British streets. Google was accused of spying on households yesterday after it admitted secretly copying … Continue reading
I.E. Chevrolet dealers begin selling the Volt
Inland Empire car dealers are taking part in Chevrolet’s experiment to see if Americans are willing to shift to electric autos. As covered in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin: The silver-gray Chevrolet Volt parked in the showroom at an Ontario … Continue reading
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Big Brother’s corporate doppelgangers are watching
This staff and wire article from Monday’s Inland Valley Daily Bulletin is worth your time, if you care at all about companies accessing your private browser data. Dozens of websites have been secretly harvesting lists of places that their users … Continue reading
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iPhone 4 Alarm Issues
Welcome to the New Year! 2010 was great for consumer electronics and hopefully 2011 will bring out more amazing gadgets. 2011 kicked off with out a hitch unless you are an iPhone user that recently updated to iOS 4.02. Like … Continue reading
Eleven things this writer wants to see in 2011
Hello, 2011. Here are 11 things I would like to see happen. File this under NEEEERRRRD!, since it’s my job to be a nerd on Tech Out. 1. I would like to see BioWare’s “Star Wars: The Old Republic” come … Continue reading
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