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New Sony Digital Camera is Colored AND Decorated

Cyberella — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 05:05:44 +0000

In Girly Gadget news: Now previewing on its Japanese website is Sony’s new pink or shiny-white digital camera complete with extra details (swirls or modernesque dots) and even rhinestones.

I cannot determine the price from the page, but the specs are translated here.

Via Engadget.

Sharp Ugly Gadgety-Products Roundup

Cyberella — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 15:59:45 +0000

Toiletequse speakers .
Douchebag, we mean John Mayer, iPod cases .
Superheavy, locked … not a Paddington bag, a laptop case . It’s super secure. Oh and kinda fugly. Worth it?
Backpack that allows Fido to run away without your knowledge (also a laptop bag).
Awesomest site, Colorware, will reinvent your new Blackberry for any cute color, oh plus Yellow School Bus .
Girls love Hello, Kitty. Why? Nevertheless, here’s a webcam fully-shaped like the cartoon cat icon.
Hello, Kitty wears a MimoBot suit . Happy Halloween!
Hello, Kitty made superexpensive sheerly by Swarovski . Sold! Not.

*Via* ChipChick.com, PopGadget.net

Small, sleek, simple EZ101 Camcorder

Cyberella — Thu, 11 May 2006 12:03:05 +0000

The digital camcorder that was built for a woman, but strong enough for a man: RCA Small Wonder EZ101 (catch that letter/number combo?)

I’m slightly offended that this simple device was “designed … with women in mind,” because women apparently don’t need much from a camcorder. The EZ shoots for up to a half hour, runs on two AA batteries, has few buttons to set, and easily transfers small yet quality files to your t.v. or computer. These files can even be sent through e-mail easily. It’s also sleek, tiny (“2 1/4 inches wide, by 4 inches tall and 1 inch deep”) and inexpensive ($124).

Moms and dads will love to shoot family events, although in shorter clips, and guys will love to take this out to musical events, although not shooting the entire concert, or with much of a zoom, I assume.

Well, it does seem good enough for me, for the most part, if I ever need it one day, that is … if I want to shoot kids opening Christmas presents (and not have a DVD of it).