Power Scratch Defense Sleeve for the iPad on Sale at Amazon for $12.99.
Just imagine you just got your new iPad and can?t wait to use it. But in your excitement you scratch it. Now you have a new iPad with a scratch on it. Well for those of you who ha…

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Power Scratch Defense Sleeve for the Apple iPad keeps you protected

PMA, the North American Photo Show is now kicking hard over there, with for example Samsung and its new line-up of point & shoot including the :

- High-End HMX-U15 (10Mpix 3x Zoom) and HMX-U20 (14Mpix and 3x Zoom), capable to also shoot video in Full HD in H.264, features an HDMI port and a 2” LCD.

- The TL500, a 10Mpix camera with a 24mm Ultra Wide lens, a 3” Amoled screen, capable to shoot RAW photo and VGA video

- The TL350, a 10Mpix Camera, with Full HD video recording capability, a 1000fps photo mode shooting photos in a ridiculously small 138?78 resolution and a 3” Amoled screen

- The Waterproof AQ100 a 12Mpix model and the Scratch Resistant SL605 that both feature a 2.7”

- And finally the UC20 a compact Full HD Camcorder with a 7.8 Mpix sensor for still pictures and a 3x optical Zoom.

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Samsung unveils 5 new point & shoot at PMA

PMA, the North American Photo Show is now kicking hard over there, with for example Samsung and its new line-up of point & shoot including the :

- High-End HMX-U15 (10Mpix 3x Zoom) and HMX-U20 (14Mpix and 3x Zoom), capable to also shoot video in Full HD in H.264, features an HDMI port and a 2” LCD.

- The TL500, a 10Mpix camera with a 24mm Ultra Wide lens, a 3” Amoled screen, capable to shoot RAW photo and VGA video

- The TL350, a 10Mpix Camera, with Full HD video recording capability, a 1000fps photo mode shooting photos in a ridiculously small 138?78 resolution and a 3” Amoled screen

- The Waterproof AQ100 a 12Mpix model and the Scratch Resistant SL605 that both feature a 2.7”

- And finally the UC20 a compact Full HD Camcorder with a 7.8 Mpix sensor for still pictures and a 3x optical Zoom.

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Samsung unveils 5 new point & shoot at PMA

PMA, the North American Photo Show is now kicking hard over there, with for example Samsung and its new line-up of point & shoot including the :

- High-End HMX-U15 (10Mpix 3x Zoom) and HMX-U20 (14Mpix and 3x Zoom), capable to also shoot video in Full HD in H.264, features an HDMI port and a 2” LCD.

- The TL500, a 10Mpix camera with a 24mm Ultra Wide lens, a 3” Amoled screen, capable to shoot RAW photo and VGA video

- The TL350, a 10Mpix Camera, with Full HD video recording capability, a 1000fps photo mode shooting photos in a ridiculously small 138?78 resolution and a 3” Amoled screen

- The Waterproof AQ100 a 12Mpix model and the Scratch Resistant SL605 that both feature a 2.7”

- And finally the UC20 a compact Full HD Camcorder with a 7.8 Mpix sensor for still pictures and a 3x optical Zoom.

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If you’re into something that’s a little more than a simulation of a DJ’s audio mixing application you can always have a dig at the cool DJ Mouse from DJ-Tech.

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DJ Mouse brings the turntable under your palm

Remember Nissan’s Scratch Shield paint technology? You know, that stuff we first heard about some four years back? According to a release straight out of Yokohama, the automaker has agreed to license that very tech to Japan’s own NTT DoCoMo for “mobile phone application.” In theory, at least, the flexible clearcoat will enable certain light scratches to actually heal themselves over time, and the paint itself is tougher to scratch to begin with. There’s no specific mention of the who’s and when’s involved, but we’re hoping to see this idea spread to other portable devices in the near future. After all — who isn’t sick of shelling out for some clear skin to protect each and every handheld they own?

Nissan’s Scratch Shield paint coming to cellphones, invisibleSHIELD feels threatened originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 28 Nov 2009 03:56:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Nissan’s Scratch Shield paint coming to cellphones, invisibleSHIELD feels threatened

A new company that goes by the name of ‘Cranberry’ has revealed that their DVD can last a thousand years. There’s no word on the scratch-proof-ness of the DVD but what we do know that the DVD, called DiamonDisc, is a sure competitor to written works and paperback records

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The most durable DVD we know, lasts a millennium!

Band Hero (PS2)
Grab your plastic axe.

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Band Hero PS2 Screens

Dragon Age: Origins (PS3)
Defend Ferelden from the Darkspawn with our guide.

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Dragon Age: Origins Guide (PS3), Dragon Age Walkthrough

Dragons, Chaos and Holiday Guides.

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Command Prompt Episode 67

Dragons, Chaos and Holiday Guides.

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Command Prompt Episode 67

Scratch: The Ultimate DJ (PS3)
A video showing off the Scratch Deck.

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Scratch: The Ultimate DJ Trailer

Scratch: The Ultimate DJ (PS3)
A video showing off the Scratch Deck.

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Scratch: The Ultimate DJ Trailer

Can’t seem to keep an unused stack of sticky notes near your dear mouse? Fret not, as the geniuses over at Quirky have popped out yet another ‘well duh / must-have’ product in the Scratch-n-Scroll. Rather than promising that its newest surface can help you frag more intently, smell better or just appear more heroic, this ‘noteable mousepad’ is apt to be one of the poorer mousing mats on the market. But frankly, that’s not the point. The point is that you can jot down vital notes with just a fingertip right on the pad, and once you’ve transferred ‘em over to something a touch more permanent, you simply lift up the semi-transparent top sheet, let it fall flat and marvel at the vanishing act. It’s all yours for just $9.49, so really, why aren’t you giving that read link some love?

Scratch-n-Scroll noteable mousepad puts the “do” back in “To Do” list originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 06 Sep 2009 16:42:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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We’ve seen plenty of odd Android permutations, but UMEC seems to be striving to do something all its own. It’s showing two devices it currently has in the works, one is a videophone / hub / DECT phone / etc. unit (pictured), which might be at home on a countertop, while the other is a brightly hued MID, with similar internal specs but more portable aims. Both are running ARM Cortex A8 processors (like the iPhone 3GS), though there’s some significant OS optimization to be done: everything was incredibly sluggish on the videophone, and the MID was locked up at the time we dropped by. UMEC also doesn’t have the touchscreen drivers working for either device, though the good news is that they’re looking at both capacitive and resistive touchscreens, based on what the reseller that picks these up desires. Luckily, the videophone has USB plugs galore (along with plenty of Ethernet jacks) so we were able to get a quick demo of the device using a mouse and keyboard. The MID also has a full-size USB plug, and both devices sport HDMI out, so the end usage for both of these is really up in the air. Check ‘em out on video after the break.

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UMEC’s Android videophone and MID prototypes stray from the beaten path originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 06 Sep 2009 14:22:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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