The 10.1 megapixel camera has Double Anti-blur with Optical SteadyShot and High Sensitivity for taking perfect pictures.

The 3.5 inch LCD touchscreen allows for complete ease of functionality of the camera and also drives the Face Detection element ensuring that people’s faces in the scene are in sharp focus and with perfect exposure for fewer spoiled shots.

You can even grab crisp still images (1280×720 pixels) without interrupting video shooting.

Cyber-shot T500 features Face Detection, ensuring that people’s faces in the scene are in sharp focus and with perfect exposure for fewer spoiled shots. Up to eight faces can be tracked at a time, making the T500 ideal for capturing large groups of friends and family.

Sony Cyber-shot T500 features

• New HD movie mode captures high- quality HD video clips
• 10.1 effective megapixels
• Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens with 5x optical zoom
• Extra-large 3.5-inch Clear Photo LCD Plus touchscreen
• Double Anti-blur with Optical SteadyShot and High Sensitivity
• HD Slide Show with Music shows videos and stills on LCD or connected HD TV

Shooting modes

• Auto
• Program Auto
• Scene Selection (High Sensitivity / Soft Snap / Twilight / Portrait / Twilight / Landscape /
• High Speed Shutter / Snow / Beach / Fireworks)
• Movie

The Cyber-shot T500 will be available from October 2008. No info about the price for now.

There’s a shopping comparison app, several location-based apps, plus one to edit photos, another to share music and another that offers a challenging workout. Check out the finalists at Google’s Android Developer Gallery.

This continues to add to the ongoing excitement of the up-and-coming Google phone, which is rumored to launch this fall first from T-Mobile. Yesterday, as mentioned in my post, “Psst: T-Mobile’s 3G half the price of AT&T’s iPhone plan,” Google announced Android would get its own store, just like the Apple Apps store.

Related:

• Presenting the Winners of the Android Developer Challenge I (Google)
• Why wait for Android when iPhone is already here?
• Broadcom explains Android Alliance

Projectiondesign is announcing a new large theater projector that will be coming out soon. The Cineo32 projector is the latest model to feature full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution and be able to display 2D and 3D stereoscopic pictures. This will be one of the many projectors to come from Projectiondesign that is able to display 3D images with the use of only one lens. The Cineo32 will also be fitted with a new VIDI lamp provided by Philips. This new lamp technology will dramatically reduce artifacts in the display image. The Cineo32 is also going to be portable allowing this projector to be taken on the road for concerts, conventions, and other large venue functions. Unfortunately Projectiondesign has not yet announced a release date or a price.

[via Broadcast Buyer]

Enjoy quality music and sounds from notebook speakers without the hassle of cable clutters. The new Logitech® Z-500 Wireless Notebook Speaker is a perfect complement to your notebook computer. For PC and Mac® computers, the Z-500 speaker delivers balanced audio from its premium acoustic drivers. To start enjoying music right away, simply connect the Z-500 speakers to your computer using the included wireless USB dongle – it’s that easy. The Logitech Z-500 Wireless Notebook Speaker is expected to be available in the U.S. and Europe beginning in September for a suggested retail price of $199.99 (U.S). [Logitech]

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The X27 mini-PC is a little larger than genre mainstays like the Mac Mini, but slashes the tag to $189, which is $60 cheaper than the recent Eee Box from Asus. Inside lurks an Atom CPU, GMA 950 video and a gigabit ethernet controller. It has 4 USB ports.

Uses? Heart of a MAME cabinet; carputer; NAS with extras like reliable web and music serving; monolith to awaken nascent gerbil civilization.

Shuttle's Atom-powered mini desktop gets a price: $189 [CNET]

Lego famous Bricks are really famous and inspired many Gadget designer to create many unique Gadgets based on Lego bricks design, like this iPod Lego Speaker. Now I also found another cool things, a Japan company produce a nice Japanese USB Flashdisk that use Lego Brick as the casing material.

Another things, if you look more closer, you will realize that this USB Lego Brick is actually is phone strap that can be attached into your mobile Phone! Hmm, a very useful Phone strap, I think It can store 1 GB of Music, Data, Video and anything. The bad thing is the price, bad deal for $40.

Interested? Go to here In search Box, type “Colorful Block Toy”

This post was taken from Cutie Gadget, a Gadgets Gifs Blog.

Lego Bricks USB Flash Disk

EPSON recently has come up with a new high-end projector, Epson EH-TW5000. It features 1600 ANSI Lumens brightness, full high-definition 1080p, with a dynamic contrast ratio of 75,000:1, utilizing advanced DeepBlack technology and E-TORL lamp. Connectivity includes a relatively modest two HDMI slots, plus composite, component, S-Video and D-Sub inputs. Expect a full blown Cinema display, at the comfort of your own home. The device is set for retail in October for £2,400, premium price for top of the class performance. [T3]

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Besides dropping in price, digital picture frames have advanced quite a bit over the past few years. The resolutions and image quality have definitely improved, and instead of having to rely on a small set of buttons or a cramped remote for navigating through hundreds of photos, they now feature intuitive touch screen interfaces. On the other hand, touch screens usually means your display ends up covered in fingerprints, which is why Kodak’s latest model, the EasyShare P520, features something they call the ‘Quick Touch Border’ which is basically a touch-sensitive strip that runs around the perimeter of the LCD. The UI can be navigated using just the touch border, and like the iPhone, it even allows you to swipe your finger across the bottom to easily scroll through your photos.

Other features include a USB port and dual SD card slots for expanding your storage space (I’m not sure how much memory the frame actually comes with) a 5-inch LCD color screen that uses ‘Kodak Color Science’ for “vibrant colors and crisp detail” and your choice of silver, red or white frames. It should be available sometime in September for $79.95.

[ Kodak EasyShare P520 ] VIA [ Gear Live ]

If your phone is on this list, then the answer to that question would be “no.” And your question would probably be, “What the heck does SIMable mean anyway?”

SIMable is a thin chip that can be attached to your SIM card to fool your mobile phone into thinking that it has been unlocked. The price you pay? Apparently around $37, plus a hole that you have to cut out in your SIM card for aligning the SIMable chip. The company even puts to rest your doubts on how to accomplish that by “including a free cutting tool with every purchase.”

In the market since April of this year, the company now boasts success with the cracking of even the latest iPhone 3G. Watch the video demonstration here.

Via Jason Langridge's WebLog.

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If you’ve fallen in love with the MacBook Air but just can’t stand the thought of muddling through OS X, becoming a snooty Mac user, or suffering through Apple’s skin-deep quality and often-shoddy workmanship, Samsung is aiming its .66-inch-thin X360 laptop directly at you.

This 13.3-inch laptop weighs a mere 2.8 pounds and shines where the MacBook Air skimps: It’s the inputs, stupid. How’s three USB ports (compared to the Air’s 1), a 7-in-1 card reader (compared to the Air’s none), HDMI and Ethernet ports (no such thing on the Air), VGA input, and of course, Wi-Fi and a 1.3-megapixel camera sound?

Best yet, a couple of our buddies have laid their hands on this beauty and tell us it’s solid as a rock. Now if Samsung can just beat that MacBook Air price — which should be easy to do — it’ll make the MacBook Air look like it’s for AirHeads. For all the details, see the Samsung press release after the jump, or just peek at the gallery below to see the luxo finishes, colors and beauty of this fine machine. We want.