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  • #grill

    Wall-Mounted Grill Saves Space, Probably Won't Burn Down Your House

    If you have a small deck, porch or patio, the Plek 66 offers charcoal grilling in a compact wall-mounted unit. More »
    07/14/09
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    By Sean Fallon
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    Sigma's New SD15 DSLR and DP2 Compact Cameras Hit, Improved Imaging Engines Aboard

    Sigma's new SD15 and DP2 cameras are incremental developments of the original SD14 and DP1 cameras, but without too much in the way of change. The SD15 and DP2 share the same 3-layer 14-megapixel Foveon X3 sensor as their predecessors, but have a new True (Three-layer Responsive Ultimate Engine) II image processor aboard for improved image quality and processing speed. The DP2 has a new flare-reducing 41mm-equivalent F2.8 lens, and has adjusted controls, while the SD15 has a larger 3-inch LCD...but these seem to be the main improvements. We'll have to wait for more info from Sigma to see if the changes make a big difference or not, and for pricing and release dates. [DCWatch]
    09/23/08
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    By Kit Eaton
  • #lightbulbs

    Bulb 2.0: Homage to a (Once) Timeless Design

    08/13/08
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  • #compactprojectors

    Nippon Signal Mini Projector Could Fit Into Your Shirt Pocket

    08/02/08
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  • #bicycle

    The Backpack Bicycle For Ultra-Portable, Potentially Dangerous Transportation

    The idea of a compact, folding bicycle is nothing new, but designer Chang Ting Jen is hoping to take the concept even further with his Backpack bike. According to the specs, a production version would weigh around 12 pounds and fold into a backpack that measured just under 2 feet in length. Naturally, that means that you could pick up and carry your bike around just about anywhere. More »
    07/08/08
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    By Sean Fallon
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    Matroshka Living Concept: 43 Square Feet of Furniture is All You Need

    03/10/08
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    Sigma DP1 First Grope

    03/01/08
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  • #digital

    Panasonic Lumix DMC-LS80 Wins "Best 8MP Camera This Weekend" Award

    01/20/08
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  • #peripherals

    Plustek Slim Feeding Scanner

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