Panasonic debuts HDC-HS700 and HDC-TM700 1080p camcorders

Panasonic’s brewing up some 1080p goodies in the new HDC-HS700 and HDC-TM700 (pictured) camcorders, both of which do up 1080p video at a nice 60 fps (or 60i or 24p), and record using a 3MOS sensor system. The new cameras are differentiated with a 240GB HDD in the HS700 and the 32GB of flash memory in the TM700, and act as a followup to the well-lauded HS300 / TM300 series . Both of the new shooters are otherwise pretty much identical, including SD / SDHC / SDXC memory card expansion, new 35mm-style wide angle lenses, 12x optical zoom and some gyroscope-based “Power O.I.S.” image stabilization to beef up the experience.

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Panasonic debuts HDC-HS700 and HDC-TM700 1080p camcorders

MSI Wind Box DE220 displayed and detailed

In all the CES madness , we somehow missed MSI’s previously-teased Wind Box DE220. Fortunately, Liliputing didn’t; the site’s just now putting up impressions and along with it some specs of the novel-sized nettop

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MSI Wind Box DE220 displayed and detailed

Panasonic’s geotagging DMC-ZS7 compact superzoom gets handled

It’s been just a few days since Panasonic took the wraps off its update to the DMC-ZS3 that we liked so very much , the new DMC-ZS7 , and Zumo Blog has been already given the opportunity to take a few pictures of one in the wild.

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iPad has optional keyboard dock, camera connection kit and Apple-designed case

This whole time we’ve been wondering how we’ll really get any typing done on Apple’s new iPad , and at last we have the answer: an optional keyboard dock! No word on price yet, or whether this will be available at launch — we’d say “eat your heart out, netbooks” but we won’t, because they shouldn’t.

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iPad has optional keyboard dock, camera connection kit and Apple-designed case

This whole time we’ve been wondering how we’ll really get any typing done on Apple’s new iPad , and at last we have the answer: an optional keyboard dock! No word on price yet, or whether this will be available at launch — we’d say “eat your heart out, netbooks” but we won’t, because they shouldn’t. In even better news, however, the device will also work with standard Bluetooth keyboards like Apple’s own wireless QWERTY slabs. Additionally, Apple will be selling a “camera connection kit” to allow you to plug your camera in over USB or use an SD card to import pictures

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