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photography

Keep Your Tablet Clear with the Lenspen SideKick

Lenspen have a long history of products in the photography market and they've brought their expertise of lens cleaning to the mobile gadget space. Their client list reads like a who's who of the photography market with Nikon, Canon and Sony all producing OEM-branded version of Lenspen's lens cleaning tools. Todd and Don chat with Peter from Lenspen to get

Lethal Protection Life-Phorm Pro Gadget Positioning Device

Lethal Protection is the name of the company but it's not a clue as to the product. It's not a bullet-proof vest, it's not ferocious guard dog but what is it? Todd finds out what it is from Melissa of Lethal Protection. Winner of a CES Innovation Award, it's called the Life-Phorm Pro and it's an one-size-fits-all gadget positioning device.

Lexar Takes CompactFlash to 150 Mb/s

Each year, CompactFlash gets faster and more capacious, despite being one of the older memory card formats around, and it looks like 2012 will be no different. Lexar has announced a new addition to its Professional range with 1000x CF cards that support minimum data transfer speeds of 150 Mb/s, allowing the capture of high-quality images and 1080p full-HD and

Quik Pod – Get Yourself in the Picture

Jeffrey chats with Merrin of Quik Pod, getting a demonstration of their extendable handheld tripod, the Pro Plus. Basically, you put your digital camera on the end of a long stick, set the timer, hold it up in front of you and, click, you've taken a picture of yourself in front of a famous landmark.  No need to ask a stranger

Parrot Dia Wireless Digital Picture Frame by NoDesign

The Dia wireless digital picture frame by NoDesign for Parrot takes digital picture frames to a new level. It's genuinely stylish, drawing on the visual design of traditional light boxes, with the backlight separated from the LCD. It has both Wifi and Bluetooth compatibility and the ubiquitous iPhone app to send pictures directly to the frame. Coming later in 2011

Kodak Playfull and Playsport Video Cameras

Taking on Sony and its Bloggies, Kodak has added two new pocket video cameras to its range of video cameras - the Playfull and Playsport. Both will capture full 1080p HD video and take 5 MP stills but as you can imagine from the names, they're aimed at slightly different users. The Playfull is for "social butterflies and social networking superstars"

Kodak Pulse Upgraded For The Social Family

The Kodak Pulse digital photo frame has become very popular with geographically distant families through its ability to receive photographs via its own email address and Facebook.  This allows the latest pictures of granddaughter to be quickly sent to grandparents for instant display and appreciation.  As the Pulse is wireless and has a touch screen it's also really easy to use anywhere in the home.