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Leica X Vario Camera: APS-C Compact Isn’t Cheap, But It Is a Real Leica
I love good digital cameras, and you definitely get a lot of value for what you pay for, since mine has lasted me about 7 years. That being said, it’s no Leica (just a Nikon.) With their latest announcement, Leica showcases another elegant take on compact cameras. Read more @ Technabob
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Hasselblad Lunar Camera: Amazing Looks, Astronomical Price
There are plenty of cameras out there, but Hasselblad undoubtedly makes some of the most amazing ones out there, including one that was used over 50 years ago in space by NASA astronaut Walter M. Schirra. Read more @ Technabob.
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Tokyoflash Kisai X Watch: It’s Time to Decode the Time
A lot of Japanese watches aren’t that easy to read, but this one makes things look eve more undecipherable since it’s inspired by cryptography. The watch certainly looks distinctive, but will it be legible enough to be useful in daily life?
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Ventura Sparc Sigma MGS Watch Looks Better than the Original, But You Still Can’t Afford It
This watch looks interesting, but I wasn’t surprised to learn that it was quite expensive. Apparently, fans of the Sparc MGS watch hounded Ventura to produced a newer and improved model, which is where the Sparc Sigma MGS watch comes in. Read more @ Technabob
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Facial Sculptures Made from Random DNA Samples
DNA is essential to carbon-based life as we know it, but this is one of the few times that I’ve seen it used to create art. An artist created portrait sculptures from the analyses of genetic material that was collected in public places. Read more @ Technabob
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Samsung NX300 Camera Price, Specs and Release Date Announced
The newly-announced Samsung NX300 is going to be their flagship compact digital camera for 2013, offering interchangeable lenses. The NX300 is quite compact, and comes with an 20.3 MP APS-C CMOS sensor. Read more @ Technabob
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Tokyoflash Kisai Space Digits Watch: Initially Dumbfounding but Easily Readable
Some watches are easy to read, and then there are some that are just plain indecipherable. While I prefer watches that are easy to read, and that allow you to tell the time but with a glance, this new Tokyoflash is a mix of both. Once you see the way the display works, it’s really…
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100+ Years of National Geographic Fits on a Pocket Hard Drive
I firmly believe in digital formats, and as such, I actually haven’t had a TV in a decade. I’ve had plenty of high-resolution computer monitors though, and I guess they will be great to read all of the National Geographic issues that have been printed from 1888 through 2009. Read more @ Technabob
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