Thursday, 15 October 2009

Flip MinoHD Pocket Camcorder Gets New Design, 120 Min Recording.

Flip MinoHD 120 Min Pocket Camcorder

Flip Video yesterday announced their new Flip MinoHD pocket camcorder, sporting a sleek (albeit subtle) redesign. The second-generation model now features a larger display and double the memory, getting you up to two hours of 720p HD recording.

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Thursday, 30 April 2009

Flip Video Intros All-New Ultra And UltraHD Camcorders

Flip Intros All-New Ultra And UltraHD Camcorders (White UltraHD)

Pure Digital today announced an updated version of their Flip Ultra slimline camcorder, as well as their new Flip UltraHD – which brings high-definition recording to the lineup. The models sport a fresh new design, a larger 2-inch display and double the memory (8GB) on the UltraHD, providing both players with enough storage for 2 hours of shooting time.

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Wednesday, 12 November 2008

Flip MinoHD: Flip Video Unveils World’s Smallest HD Camcorder

Not wanting to miss out on the HD arena, Flip Video have released an updated version of their Flip Mino we saw back in June. The new version, called the Flip MinoHD, looks identical to its predecessor but shoots video in 720p high-definition.

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Thursday, 26 June 2008

Dual-Display E-Book Reader Lets You Flip Pages

Researchers at Berkeley and Maryland Universities have developed a unique e-book concept that as well as feeling and looking more like a real book, will let you flip through pages and even fold the two leaves back for more compact reading.


The displays can be separated from each other if you’re doing some serious research which allows you to have one screen in portrait mode and the other in landscape.


When the two leaves are folded back, turning it over is all it takes to reveal a new page.

Another benefit of having two screens is the ability to use one for reading and the other for looking at related links or enlargements of photos, without leaving the original article.

Initial user reactions have been positive. See the video below for a full demonstration.

Source:
Engadget
New Scientist