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Sony Alpha DSLR-A850 DSLR Digital Camera

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Sony unveils their second full-frame DSLR today, Alpha DSLR-A850 Digital Camera. It came on the scene as the second full-frame DSLR as the Alpha DSLR A900 being the first.

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Watt Time

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The light bulb shape alarm clock with a bright blue LED display illuminates the time, and a snooze b..(more...

Sunno S880 packs both Android and WinMo, borrows Idou style

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We’re accommodating, understanding sorts here at SlashGear, and so we’ll let slide the fact that Sunno’s S880 looks in no minor way like Sony Ericsson’s Idou smartphone.

An early look at Tiger Woods PGA Tour Online

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If you groaned a groaning groan at the announcement that the PC version of Tiger Woods would be online-only, cheer up. I played around with the beta for a while yesterday and came away impressed.

Bell&Ross iPhone App, revisited

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Yeah, I don’t know why they made an another iPhone app either. It seems, after noticing B&R style clocks on the HTC Hero, that there is a real fetish for interface designers over these things. That’s the only way I can explain it.Oh well. The watches are still expensive.

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Medion Akoya “The Touch” X9613 touchscreen all-in-one [Video]

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Medion have unveiled a new all-in-one PC, the oddly named Akoya “The Touch” X9613. Based around a 24-inch multitouch-capable touchscreen, rather than stuff the X9613 full of nettop components Medion have taken the far more sensible route and used Intel’s 2.0GHz Core 2 Quad Q9000...

The Ten ComMacments (for tech bloggers)

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1. Thou shalt religiously follow every Mac Tablet rumor, whether credible or spurious 2. Thou shalt have no other Tablets before me 3. Thou shalt report an October release at $800 with a 9.7-inch screen 4. Thou shalt contradict thyself by also reporting a September release at $699 5.

New restrictions in place for U.S. border laptop searches

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A bit of a corollary to yesterday’s story of an ACLU lawsuit designed to ascertain more information about laptop border searches. The Obama Administration has put a whole bunch of new restrictions on the practice, some of which may placate the “don’t search me” brigade.

3M launches pocket-sized projector, the MPro120

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Section: Audio, Video, Accessories It’s an easy situation to imagine. You’re traveling somewhere with just a netbook, but you want to show something to more people than can fit around that tiny screen. An external monitor of some sort would be nice, but what about a...

The O.R.B. is a Ring, A Bluetooth Headset, Possibly From the Future

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This is the O.R.B. It looks like a ring. It sits on your finger. It communicates with your handset via Bluetooth. When you get a call or have a meeting scheduled, it vibrates. With a twist, the thing turns into a sleek Bluetooth headset. All in all, the thing looks pretty snazzy.

Hercules Puts New Twist on Webcams

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If you're looking for a better way to videoconference, the Hercules Dualpix HD720 has a few impressive features that separate it from the rest. For one, it offers 1280x720, 30 frames per second high-definition video.

Second place is the first loser, except in the App Store where it still makes you rich

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There are few things more coveted in the iPhone developer world than the top spots on the App Store sales chart. Sure, there's only one way to go once you've hit the top; but while you're there, you're riding high. You get to sit back, relax, and watch as Cupertino's little talkbox prints out money.

Free laptops sent to government offices spurs FBI case

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Apparently it’s not okay to send West Virginia’s governor five free laptops. What a world! Governor Joe Manchin’s office got a nice four-pack of Compaq laptops earlier this month, followed a week later by a fifth machine from HP.

Nokia E52 and E55 Review

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Nokia World is just around the corner, and the tech world is already gaping at some of the company’s more unusual devices.

Nokia N900 showing up live on Twitter

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Live footage of the Nokia N900 hasn’t been in short supply – in fact Nokia themselves provided some decent walkthrough videos of their new smartphone/internet tablet hybrid – but there’s nothing like a few in-the-wild shots to get the blood pumping.

Found My Animal:Accessories for Adopted Animals

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Found My Animal is company, makes "accessories for adopted animals and their people" and then donate..(more...

The Kinshasa stove

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After all these fascinating AfriGadgets from Maker Faire Africa, here’s another invention as seen by our friend Cedric Kalonji, a Congolese journalist in Kinshasa (D.R.C.): For the lack of a cheap power supply in the City of Kinshasa, smart mechanics came up with this little stove that...

Snow Leopard protects you from two Trojans

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It seems that Snow Leopard contains some sort of anti-malware system. But what does it really protect you from? Not much. It seems to scan for only OSX.RSPlug and OSX.Iservice and then only scans files from Safari, Mail, and a few web browsers. Usenet and Bittorrent clients are unaffected.

Yup, there’s less phishing e-mails being thrown around these days

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Notice less phishing e-mail lately? There’s a reason, hot shot: the volume of phishing e-mail has dropped from 0.79 percent of all e-mail sent to 0.49 percent.

Inside Sony’s New SLRs

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Sony's new SLRs have some special sauce inside. They execute Live View mode (when you use the LCD screen as a viewfinder, just like shooting on a compact point and shoot) differently than most cameras. On most SLRs that offer Live View shooting, auto-focus slows down significantly.

Aaron Nace

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By photographer Aaron Nace, his flickr.

Apple, China Unicom strike 3-year deal

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Filed under: Apple Corporate, iPhoneIt looks like Daily Finance guessed correctly. Early on Friday, Apple and China Unicom Ltd (CHU) announced a 3-year partnership to officially bring the iPhone to China.

Who’s on Crack in Tech: 08.28.09

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Section: Audio, Video, Computers, Gadgets / Other, Web, Web 2.0, Features, Originals, Columns, Who's On Crack Welcome to this week’s “Who’s on Crack” where we pick apart the stories from the past week that refuse to have any relation to reality. With announcements...

We Are Nothing If Not Erratic

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I thought I was going to post at dark-thirty this morning, since I woke up stupidly early even though this was the first day all week I could’ve slept in. But thankfully my need for sleep prevailed. I love when that happens.

AT&T and Apple sued for misleading MMS marketing

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Great Ceasar’s ghost! A woman in Ohio is charging the double-As for breach of contract for… mum… not supplying MMS with the 3.0 firmware.

iPhone Goes to China Without Wi-Fi

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Apple and carrier China Unicom have struck a deal to sell iPhones in China later this year, marking Apple’s entrance into the world’s largest wireless market.

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