Panasonic Lumix S5

Panasonic has introduced its lightest and most compact full-frame mirrorless camera yet. The good-looking Lumix S5 stands apart from other entry-level full-frame cameras with dynamic 4K video, advanced stills capabilities, and a small, light, and robust body design. The new entry-level full-frame mirrorless camera is meant to deliver strong stills and video performance with support for super fast autofocus speeds, wide ISO sensitivity, and 40K/60fps video recording with 4:2:0 10-bit color (or 4:2:2 10-bit at 4K/30). Helping S5 users capture their best, sharpest stills and video is an upgraded DFD (Depth from Defocus) autofocus system. The 24.2-MP full-frame sensor offers more than 14 stops of dynamic range and a special 96-MP High Resolution mode for even more detailed images.

Sony Tough SD Cards

Sony have introduced the worlds toughest and fastest SD Card. Built to take a beating, the SF-G series Tough UHS-II SD cards are aimed squarely at adventurous photographers who shoot in challenging environments, and want to ensure that digital photos remain safe on SD cards that have been removed from their camera. According to Sony, these are a whopping 18 times stronger than traditional SD cards, and are the first to feature a rib-less design and no write protecti...
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FUJIFILM FINEPIX XP200

Fujifilm recently announced the FinePix XP200, a serious adventure camera. It was designed for users who photograph in action sports, it is shockproof to height of 6.6ft(2m) and dives up to 50 feet without harm. Even at 14°F(-10°C) it should still work. It is equipped with a 16-megapixel CMOS sensor, a  3-inch LCD, and records 1080i video. It also features Wi-Fi transfer options allowing the user to transfer photos and movies to smartphones and computers....
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DELL INSPIRATION DUO TABLET NETBOOK HYBRID

When Dell unveiled the Inspiration Duo, everyone though, great just another netbook, but when they spined the 10inch touchscreen around 180 degrees inside its own frame, and closed it to transform into a tablet -wow- they have developed something new! This should be released before the end of the year....
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