Wondering How to Choose Your Next Camera? In this post Kim Brebach from Get the Picture shares some advice on the topic. As on any journey, the next step depends on where you start.

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Is this Country Kitchen Buffet? From Finnian01 on Mar 16, 2010.

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I almost lost this picture. That’s #1 Son and me, maybe the last time I gave him a piggyback ride. Digital cameras are great, because you can not only erase the bad shots, but you can see when you took it whether it’s any good.

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Borepatch: The most important part of computer security

This picture shows entrants in this year’s FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Breakaway match. Teams of ambitious high school kids build robots to compete in what’s basically the American Gladiator version of soccer.

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These original and diverse Scandinavian kitchen designs come from Marbodal, a company based in Sweden. The main theme is white, but bolder designs are also available. In the picture below you will see various arrangements, each one with …

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That Japan has never been a country immune to natural disasters is no secret. Earthquakes, typhoons or volcanic eruptions have been accepted facts of life in here. Being as such they have been developing highly advanced solutions to combat the impact the disasters inflict.

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Sanyo lithium-ion batteries to backup traffic signals in Japan

The Astro Drive A101 is here to win hearts and inspire by being the smallest USB 3.0 device. Well, for today that is, currently there are only 50 some-odd USB 3.0 certified devices out there and this may currently hold the title. We’ll likely be announcing its successor in about 2 weeks so try not to have a heart attack. This drive from Walton-Chaintech bears the Apogee name and follows close on the heels of a speedy USB 2.0 drive from the same company. Due to the extravagant and ethereal nature of the press release, we’re forced to assume that this has similar internals. With 180MB/s read speed and 130MB/s write speed, this will be a very worthy flash drive (There’s even a faster, more capable drive, but that’s for geeks born with silver spoon in their mouth.) If they have a flip out connector and keep the price under $300 for the large 128GB variant, we’ll have our pre-order in before the end of the day (32GB and 64GB models are available as well). Unfortunately, the price and where to pre-order are still absent from their site along with most of the other details that would be important to most of the people that this drive would thrill.

The press release is worthy of a read for fun though. It seems that choosing to use 2 colors in the casing turns this into a super-charged lifestyle drive full of vigor and fashion. They really do go on about the colors, both of them, being really important while details about speed, memory type and pretty much anything else are not to be found. From the text we’d expect to see Ashton Kutcher toting one of these but from the picture they’ll be lucky to get an endorsement from Infra-man. Once we have more details, or at least a second detail we promise to get really excited.
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When it comes to the afterlife one doesn’t know what to expect.

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Solid gold coffin comes with gold framed touchscreen phone for seriously long distance calling

When it comes to the afterlife one doesn’t know what to expect. But just in case you’re curious and happen to be in the market for your final resting place, some luxury designers who recently showcased their wares down in Verona, Italy, have just what you need to end this life in style and start the new one at the top pf the tech food chain. For $381,000 you can get yourself a solid gold casket in-lined with what seems like luxuriously velvet blue cloth.

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Solid gold coffin comes with gold framed touchscreen phone for seriously long distance calling

When it comes to the afterlife one doesn’t know what to expect. But just in case you’re curious and happen to be in the market for your final resting place, some luxury designers who recently showcased their wares down in Verona, Italy, have just what you need to end this life in style and start the new one at the top pf the tech food chain. For $381,000 you can get yourself a solid gold casket in-lined with what seems like luxuriously velvet blue cloth.

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LG Korea is all set to launch the LG-LU9400 codenamed ‘MAXX’ in the Korean market. Powered by a zippy 1GHz Snapdragon processor the phone packs in a 3.5 inch WVGA (480 x 800) touchscreen, 5 megapixel camera, Divx player and a GPS module

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LG MAXX a touchscreen phone which packs in a 1GHZ processor

Microsoft sheds light on how Windows Mobile 6.x will fit into the picture when Windows Phone 7 phones hit store shelves.

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Windows Phone 7 Only for New Smartphones