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- Flash Player 10.1 Speeds Up Netbooks, Nettops
- PC World Reviews - November 17, 2009
- Got a netbook? Flash Player 10.1 may ease your pain by letting you stream HD video.
- Upgrade to Gigabit Networking for Better Performance
- PC World Articles - October 5, 2009
- Get faster file transfers, smoother video streaming, and better network gaming with the fastest PC networking tools.
iLuv Shares Its i1166 9-inch Portable Media Player- Digital Trends News - September 29, 2009
- It's been a long time coming but iLuv's 9-inch i1166 portable media player is reaching the market, offering a consolidated way for video fans to watch their favorite content anywhere they go on a screen slightly larger than a postage stamp. The i1166...
CyberLink MediaShow Espresso- LAPTOP Magazine - September 28, 2009
- This app makes converting videos simple, and works on notebooks with ATI as well as Nvidia graphics cards.
ATI Rolls Out Radeon 5800 Graphics with DirectX 11 Support- Digital Trends News - September 24, 2009
- AMD has taken the wraps off its new ATI Radeon HD 5800 series of high-performance graphics cards: the controllers feature a whopping 2.72 teraflops of processing power, and (perhaps more importantly) are the first video cards to support Microsoft Dir...
JVC GZ-X900- Reviewed.com - September 10, 2009
- The JVC GZ-X900 came to us with an exciting premise--a uniquely designed, Full HD camcorder that can double as a 9-megapixel still camera. While most camcorders are capable of taking still photos, few boast the massive amount of still features and 9-...
Panasonic AG-HSC-1UP 3-CCD 1080p High Definition Video Camera- Secrets of Home Theater - August 20, 2009
- Panasonic's AG-HSC1UP High Definition Camcorder has 3 CCDs, records at 1080p in the AVCHD format, and comes with a portable hard drive to transfer your videos when you fill up the included SD memory card that holds about 1.5 hours of video recorded a...
AMD Cranks Up Workstation Graphics with ATI FirePRo V8750- Digital Trends News - July 28, 2009
- Chipmaker AMD may have been having to write down portions of its pricey acquisition of graphics developer ATI over the years, but that doesn't meant the company can't still produce some high-end kit. Today, the company announced the ATI FirePro V8750...
- Boost your PC's performance For Free!
- Digital Trends Guides - July 27, 2009
- There are two ways of making your PC run faster: You can spend money upgrading to new components (buying a faster videocard, more memory, or maybe even a more advanced CPU), or you can follow our guidance and invest a little of your time instead of y...
IOGear Wireless USB Video Audio Kit- Everything USB - July 22, 2009
- Replacing a video and audio cable are no less than three dongles and gizmos requiring a tangle of cables to hook everything together. The end result? Cable clutter gets pushed into view and the consumer is left with more configuration and setup than ...
Oppo's BDP-83 Blu-ray Player Hits the Streets- Digital Trends News - July 7, 2009
- Oppo Digital built its reputation on upscaling DVD players that offer high quality image processing and output at prices that didn't require customers to be card-carrying Home Cinematiphiles or take out second mortgages on their homes just because th...
Eye-Fi Pro SDHC Card Enables Ad-Hoc Wi-Fi Networking- Digital Trends News - June 10, 2009
- Eye-Fi has announced a new Eye-Fi Pro SDHC memory card that combines 4 GB of storage with integrated Wi-Fi wireless connectivity so users can transfer photos and video to their computers without having to mess with cables or other connectivity. And, ...
JVC Everio GZ-HD300- Reviewed.com - June 5, 2009
- The GZ-HD300 is one of JVC's numerous mid-range HD camcorders that were released in 2009. Similar to other JVC camcorders in the same range, the HD300 is compact, relatively affordable ($700 MSRP), and well-suited for novice videographers. The camcor...
- Eye-Fi Share Video Wi-Fi SD Card
- PC World Reviews - May 20, 2009
- Wireless-enabled SD Card makes sending images and video to the Web simple and quick.
- NextWorth wants more than old iPods now
- CNET News - April 14, 2009
- Trade-in service NextWorth now accepts used BlackBerrys, digital cameras, GPS systems, video games, and video game consoles in exchange for cash or gift cards at Target and Amazon.