Maybe it is just another way to put out a brand new iPod nano only months after the last one, but the new iPod Nano with video, not only gives you the options to play videos on your Nano, it lets you capture them too, with the use of the built in video camera. All the same color choices are available as well as choices of both 8GB and 16GB models. $150-180.
While the continued increase in capacity for SD cards is welcome news, the slow transfer speed isn’t. Sure you can have 16 or 32GB SDHC cards but the process of transferring those files from the camera to your computer is most definitely a burden. Not with the new SanDisk SDHC though. It offers 32GB of storage, that’s about 160 minutes of full HD video or 2400 RAW photos. But the more important number is the 30Mb/s transfer speed. This increase in transfer speed also means your camera won’t have to wait long to process continuous shots. Plus, the card will perform in temperatures anywhere from 13 to 185 degrees Fahrenheit. $TBA.
This third eye may not be able to see into the future or anything unusual like that, but it will make your adventurous videos much easier to capture since it won’t require your hands to do so. Just be careful what your looking at while you use this thing, because it sees everything you see. $300.
Who says good things can’t come in small packages? Well this handy little camcorder from flip just might change your mind. With 2 GB of onboard memory the pocket-sized Mino can take up to 60 minutes of video. With the included cable, watch these videos on your TV, or on your laptop via USB. Also included are easy options to upload to your favorite video sites, like youtube. $145.
Fantasize about being in the Mob with the Gangsters Ultimate Film Collection. It comes with four classics such as Scarface, Casino, Carlito’s Way, and American Gangster. The 9-disc set offers you awesome additions to your DVD collection with names like Pacino, De Niro, Scorsese, and De Palma. $49.
