July 1, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Mr. Mohamed Abu Issa, Managing Director, Grand Stores Grand Stores and Nikon launched the Nikon D3X Digital Single Reflex Camera (DSLR) at event in Dubai tonight. The D3X is Nikon’s flagship professional camera, featuring 24.5 megapixels (6048×4032 pixels), 12 or 14 bit digital conversion, 51 point autofocus system, top speed of 5 frames per second continuous shooting (up to 130 frames), ISO100-1600 (can be extended to 50-6400), a 3-inch LCD display with LiveView functionality, magnesium-alloy construction with... [Read the full story]
Under the slogan “Only on Viera. Where else?” Panasonic launched their latest line of Viera flat-panel TV sets in Dubai today. The new Viera TV sets feature the “world’s... [more]
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This is a bit outside the usual types of news we report on here at Shufflegazine but since we know many of you will be interested in displaying your work in this new venue we’d... [more]
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USB connector types, Micro USB on the far left. According to Reuters, Apple has joined other mobile phone manufactures in backing a European Union initiative to standardize mobile... [more]
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Reviews of Apple’s newest member of the MacBook Pro family, the 13-inch model, are starting to appear (look for Shufflegazine’s review soon). MacWorld concludes: With... [more]
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We will over the coming weeks make a few changes to the site to accommodate online ads. At first we’ll put in Google ads but we’re already working with local companies... [more]
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I’ve been on eBay since 2000 and my feedback is now over 400 and since not everyone leaves feedback I’d say we’ve been in over 500 auctions or transactions on... [more]
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Everyone loves photos and video, right? More and more, we buy camcorders and record video of family events, parties, holidays, and whatever else we happen to us in our lives. Camcorders... [more]
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Yes, I know we can go on and on about this and it’ll not change but… here we are again with an example of a press release passed of as “news”. This time... [more]
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