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Vivitar TV/video recorder/player/MP3/still camera

Vivitar has launched its own take on the convergent multimedia device with a new and versatile multimedia recorder/player. Due for release on September 23, the Vivitar DVR 390H combines an XVGA MPEG4 video camera, 3.1 megapixel digital still camera, TV/video recorder, digital photo frame, MP3 player and voice recorder in a compact handheld device just 106mm wide x 71mm long x 32mm deep. The price? AUD$999  Read More

Netcom releases pan, tilt and zoom IP camera for AUD$3200

Broadband equipment specialist NetComm has released an affordable highly advanced IP camera with Pan/ Tilt/ Zoom capabilities and full Web-based digital server capabilities - making it possible to deliver high quality video streaming over Ethernet and the internet. The NS4540 is an outdoor, all-weather surveillance and monitoring solution, and has a capabilities set which make it suitable for a broad spectrum of applications for business and residential users, while delivering unprecedented ease of use and management at an affordable price - AUD$3179  Read More

KODAK Stereo 3D Display

Stereoscopic image technology has come along way since Frank Hurley took his remarkable images of Douglas Mawson's 1911 expedition to Antarctica on an early Eastman Kodak camera. Today, those fragile stereoscopic glass plates are kept in Adelaide and could have new life breathed in to them. Eastman Kodak has recently showcased a new Stereoscopic Imaging Display system that allows viewers to experience three-dimensional images without glasses or headgear.  Read More

Sony developing upmarket Qualia range

Sony is developing an upmarket brand in Japan, using its world-leading R&D to bring advanced products to market earlier than they would for more price-sensitive consumer products.  Read More

Versatile Underwater Camera

The Underwater Cam from Swann records up to 4 hours of sub-marine action to a depth of 16m in colour and connects to camcorders, TVs, VCRs, portable monitors and LCD Screens with AV inputs.  Read More

Nokia and Fujifilm offer in-store mobile phone prints

Because it uses a removable Multimedia Memory Card as its storage media, digital snaps from the new Nokia 6600 camera phone can be printed via in-store photo kiosks. Nokia and Fujifilm have announced a deal designed to entice consumers to sample this new functionality - purchasers of the Nokia 6600 are being offered 10 free prints per month...  Read More

This digital IP surveillance solution that can be used directly with existing analogue technology to create a web-based CCTV surveillance system with up to four separate cameras.  Read More

FinePix S5000 combines digital sophistication with creative control

The new breed of digital SLR-style cameras offer sophisticated automatic capabilities coupled with a level of user control that can be varied incrementally according to need. The FinePix S5000 from Fujifilm is no exception...  Read More

3D imaging makes digital comeback

Thursday November 13, 2003: The Photo3-D 303 adapter enables the creation of 3-D images using any digital camera. The system uses a sliding attachment to capture left and right eye stereo images and combines them into a single 3-D image using specially developed "Mixer" software.  Read More

Ricoh Capilio offers webcam functionality

Wednesday November 12, 2003: Pocket portability, video capture and built in web-cam functionality make this point-and-shoot 2-megapixel digital camera from Ricoh sound value at its $249 price point.  Read More

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