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Panasonic caused a splash in the blogosphere yesterday when it announced the world’s first consumer 3D camera, the HDC-SDT750 , for the American market (release in October). The device was announced [JP] today in Japan as well, but Panasonic made some changes. And it showed another model, too, the HDC-TM650 (pictured), which hasn’t been announced for other markets thus far.

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HDC-TM650: Panasonic Announces Another (Japan-Only) 3D Camcorder

Meep meep! These cars are cute! Be sure to check out the massive gallery! As today’s economy continues to shake and stagger, most people find themselves in the “savings” and “fuel efficiency” mode when it comes to cars – and so the idea of small, easy to park and to maintain micro cars remains popular. Plus even from purely design and vintage collector’s viewpoint, these cars can possess more cuteness and nostalgia factor than your favorite childhood toys.

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Adorable Micro Cars

Our interest in all things 3D inevitably meant that so far we have focused our attention on the review is over the range Samsung new TV. But it was probably at the bottom, where Samsung has struck gold as the last few years, always offering levels of functionality and performance that have hampered most if not all of its competitors the same price. Thus, while the surprisingly affordable LE32C580 may not have a 3D drawing in pencil end, we are always happy to have him sitting pretty on our test beds.

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Samsung LE32C580 Including LED TV

The Cardboard Media Center Is a Step Up from Cinderblocks and Planks [Furniture] The standard cheapo dorm room media center is a few cinderblocks and a few two-by-fours.

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The Cardboard Media Center Is a Step Up from Cinderblocks and Planks [Furniture]

Vibrant, Glossy Texture: Get a photo -perfect finish thanks to small toner particles and the advanced EA-HG Toner. Crisp, clear text: plus advanced Color by Dell color print technology

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Dell 7130cdn Color Laser Network Printer – Max Resolution: 1200 …

While the Wall Street Journal basked in the afterglow of its Mad Men season premiere shout out, going as far as actually creating one of their famous dot-ink portraits of Don Draper, Ad Age was not exactly thrilled with its portrayal. Attempting to set the record straight, Ad Age columnist Rance Crain (who was a member of the magazine’s editorial staff in the ‘60s) picked apart, in organized fashion, the opening lunch interview scene: “No.

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Ad Age Columnist Offers "Real Scoop" After Mad Men Depiction

When we last covered Micah Dowty’s efforts in creating a software USB host for the Propeller, he had just gotten it working well enough to talk to a $2 Bluetooth dongle. Flash forward a few months, and he now has a running Propeller Bluetooth Stack , all implemented on top of the software USB port.

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$2 bluetooth serial with Propeller USB Host

Panasonic, not content to only release new still cameras and normal camcorders this week, has revealed the 3D camcorder we’ve been looking forward to for some time now. It’s called the HDC-SDT750

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Panasonic Reveals Its Consumer 3D Camcorder, The HDC-SDT750

Among the many advances in military technology, perhaps one of the most unwelcome was the “Active Denial System,” a super-short-wavelength radiation weapon that caused intense pain in whoever it was aimed at, be it enemy combatants, protestors, or geese . Enemies of the technology cited its ripeness for abuse when calling for it not to be deployed, but it was sent over to Afghanistan anyway… until just recently, when they took it back. The only reason given for its removal was a terse quote from Colonel Shanks, Chief of Public Affairs for ISAF: The ADS was not used and was shipped from Afghanistan

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Is This The End For The Army’s “Pain Ray”?

Two weeks ago, YouTube asked its users to submit questions for an interview with Katy Perry, the latest in the site’s Moderator series. During the thirty-minute discussion , which was posted on the site today, host Lisa Nova revealed that over 20,500 queries were submitted for the Perry chat

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YouTube Users More Interested in Katy Perry Than Barack Obama

Shaun Nichols in San Francisco, V3.co.uk , Wednesday 28 July 2010 at 01:45:00 Users urged to download Firefox 3.6.8 and Chrome 5.0.375.125 immediately Google and Mozilla have posted security updates for their respective Chrome and Firefox web browsers. The Firefox 3.6.8 update addresses a single vulnerability in the browser’s plug-in parameter array stemming…

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Firefox and Chrome security patches released

Get highly rated Langmeil 2006 Valley Floor Shiraz from Barossa Valley, Australia for $25 – $8.01 discount = $16.99 from Wine.com. 94 Points rating byJames Halliday, 90 Points rating by International Wine Cellar. This wine is a blend of old and new Shiraz vines scourced from the Barossa’s Valley Floor, complementing the different flavours which are sourced from individual vineyards.

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94 point Shiraz for $16.99 at Wine.com

When the Playstation Move was announced , we learned the basic prices: $50 per controller, $100 for a controller plus the Eye and a game, or $400 for a fully kitted-out PS3 with Eye, Move controller, and game all included. Seemed a decent deal, but they didn’t mention how much storage you’d be getting in the console package.

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Rumor Has $350 PS3 Move Bundle Heading Our Way

I recently reviewed the Toshiba Camileo H30 , a functional camcorder with a traditional body style, and concluded that these would continue to sell for a few more years just on the strength of being familiar objects.

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Panasonic Has Two New Camcorders: Small And Extra Small

Toshiba Storage Device Division has released a new line of 2.5” mobile drives . These 7200 RPM SATA drives are designed for the more demanding user and are optimized for “demanding performance, power consumption, and durability requirements.” Three total drive lines have been released, each offering a slightly different role in small-form-factored computing. There’s the MKxx61GSY, which is made for high-end notebooks, gaming machines and mobile workstations.

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Toshiba Lays Out Three New 2.5” Hard Drives

It is available a mini-computer, the pocket Sony Style Mini L80 laptop, which recalls the look and form factor of the ultra-compact laptop, the Sony Vaio P. As mentioned, the Sony Vaio P sports an 8-inch screen with a resolution of 1600 x 768 pixels, 2 GB RAM, 128 GB of flash storage, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1, Gigabit Ethernet, and multi-card reader format.

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Sony Pocket Style L80 Mini Notebook

Amateur biotech is starting to heat up — witness Biocurious , the new biology-focused hackerspace. DIY bio enthusiast Cathal Garvey analyzes the state of affairs: DIYbio and its more professionally oriented cousin, Garage Biotech, are undergoing a revolution at present. Essential equipment that used to cost thousands is now available at affordable prices, in many cases under open licensing schemes and open to community development.

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The state of DIY biology

Get the refurbished Flip Video Ultra 4GB 120 Minute Compact Camcorder for $129.99 – $70.03 instant savings = $59.96 at TigerDirect. The Flip Ultra is an easy-to-use, pocket-sized camcorder that features 4GB of storage that can hold up to 120 minutes of Records high-quality H.264 videos that work with most video-playing applications, including Windows Media Player, QuickTime Player, and iTune, still image capture capability, and 2.0-inch color LCD display.

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Refurb Flip Ultra 4GB 120 Minute Compact Camcorder $59.96 at TigerDirect

Google Will Conquer the Final Frontier With Simplicity [Blockquote] It’s no secret: Google loves space. The company sponsors the $30 million Lunar X Prize and hosts a radical, detailed maps of Mars and the Moon

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Google Will Conquer the Final Frontier With Simplicity [Blockquote]

Iain Thomson in San Francisco, V3.co.uk , Tuesday 27 July 2010 at 00:32:00 Search firm makes a play for the hosted municipal services market Google has launched new version of its Apps cloud services aimed specifically at the government market. Apps for Government includes word processing, email and calendar functions, and web pages for…

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Google unveils Apps for Government