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GoPano Micro Brings iPhone 4 360 Degree Video Recording

See, How the GoPano Micro Brings iPhone 4 360 Degree Video The Folks at EyeSee360 seen photos shot in the round, and also snag some panoramic moving pictures every once in a while. which is why they've given the iPhone 4 some 360-degree video recording capability with the GoPano Micro. Comprised of a plastic case for your handset, a detachable 360-degree lens, and a GoPano app. So, what are you waiting for GoPano...

Bechmark : HTC ThunderBolt vs iPhone

Finnaly, Wirefly as a third party wireless retailer shared information about how fast 4G-powered HTC Thunderbolt compared to the 3G-powered Verizon iPhone. The result from this compare are twice as fast on the download count, and about six times faster on the upload, Thunderbolt do faster than iPhone?. Click this  Bechmark : HTC ThunderBolt vs iPhone...

RPJ-2000 Pico Projector From RoyalTek

Taiwanese company RoyalTek's just announced the first of what will apparently be five pico projectors it releases in 2010. The RPJ-2000 boasts 3M's second generation LCoS chipset, VGA and NTSC / PAL inputs, and 0.5 watt speakers. The projector can project a 65-inch image at 640 x 480 resolution with 14 lumens of brightness. Disappointingly, there is no onboard storage or media player on this little guy, but we're betting one or more of those other models RoyalTec is set to unleash probably...

MyRacer Serves up 5-inch Lisse H10 Portable Media Player

It's been a hot minute since we've seen a new entrant in MyRacer's lisse line of portable media players, but the H10 looks to be changing all that with its 16GB of internal storage space and expansive display. You'll notice a familiar design here externally, and within you'll find a 5-inch panel (1,280 x 720 resolution), an HDMI output, FM tuner / transmitter, a microSD expansion slot, voice recorder and support for just about any file format known to man. Mum's the word on a price and release...

JVC’s Everio GZ-HD620 Crams 1080p Sensor and 120GB Storage

JVC's Everio into world's smallest HDD camcorder. It's been a continual process of evolution with JVC's Everio line, each iteration getting more pixels and and smaller bodies, and the latest entry is the best combination yet. It's the GZ-HD620, a full 1080p-recording camcorder (courtesy of a 1920 x 1080 backside illuminated CMOS sensor) that also sports a 120GB HDD in a package that weighs just 270g. Footage is shot through a 30x optical zoom lens and can also be written to a microSDHC card,...