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New Releases - September 6-12

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Here are 10 of the most popular new products just released recently or coming soon!

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Monday, September 06, 2010
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Denon AVR-4311CI
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Denon AVR-4311CI
September, 2010
$1,999.00
Pros
  • 7 HDMI inputs (1.4a, 3D capable, audio return channel)
  • Discrete amplification for all 9 channels
  • Excellent multi-zone functionality
  • Ethernet connectivity with PC streaming
  • Audyssey MultiEQ XT 32 room correction provides 32X the resolution of the predecessor MultiEQ XT
Cons
  • Expensive price-point .. step-down AVR-3311CI provides better value
TomTom Ease
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TomTom Ease
September, 2010
$120.00
Pros
  • affordable price point
  • available in multiple colours with interchangeable shell covers planned for the near future
  • extremely compact 3.5" design
Cons
  • no card reader for map updates
  • doesn't show you your fully plotted trip in text or an easy-to-explore visual map
  • poor customer support
Nikon Coolpix S1100pj
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Nikon Coolpix S1100pj
August, 2010
$349.00
Pros
  • available in 4 colours
  • 40% brighter projector than the previous generation model (14 lumen)
  • built-in stand for projecting a steady image, allows users to not have to hold the unit or dangerously prop it up
Cons
  • rather slow f/3.9-f/5.8 lens (28-140mm)
  • projector resolution is a measly 0.3MP (640 x 480px) compared to the image resolution of 14MP
  • use of the kickstand distorts the projected image because the projector is tilted, does not project head on
Canon PowerShot SD4500IS
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Canon PowerShot SD4500IS
August, 2010
$399.00
Pros
  • built in a compact form factor, small enough to put in a pocket
  • can take 5 shots in burst mode and automatically pick the best one, or combines them in night mode to bring out the detail
  • extremely simple operation, easy enough for children
Cons
  • low light pictures tend to be soft or blurry looking
  • the zoom lens seems a little too delicate for casual storage in a pocket, need to be careful with it
  • slow startup time and a fair amount of lag between when the button is pushed and the shutter released
Samsung HMX-M20SN
Samsung HMX-M20SN
September, 2010

The Samsung HMX-M20SN is a high definition camcorder set for release sometime in 2010. The camcorder will be able to record at full high definition resolutions for very high quality recordings as well as 12 megapixel still photographs. Additionally, the device can transfer video recordings directly to a display device that is compatible with...

Verizon FiveSpot
Verizon FiveSpot
August, 2010
$50.00

The Verizon FiveSpot is a 3G mobile WiFi hotspot released as an upgrade from the EVDO Rev A MiFi 2200. Unlike its peer, the FiveSpot benefits business travelers worldwide as it can connect to CDMA EVDO and GSM UMTS networks in other countries. In accordance with its release, Verizon added a new pre-paid data...

Canon SELPHY CP800
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Canon SELPHY CP800
August, 2010
$100.00
Pros
  • setup is easy enough for entry-level users
  • print quality for photos looks like they came from the photo-lab, excellent quality
  • offers a good range of last-second photo touch-ups before printing
  • includes some fun software for creating greeting cards
Cons
  • initial supply of ink and paper is extremely small, need fresh ink almost immediately
  • portability option means buying a battery almost the same price as the printer itself
Samsung Galaxy Tab
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Samsung Galaxy Tab
September, 2010
$600.00
Pros
  • runs the open-source Linux-based Android operating system
  • dual cameras - front facing 1.3MP, rear facing 3MP w/ flash
  • massive 4,000mAh battery - capable of a claimed movie playback life of 7 hours
Cons
  • Samsung has one of the worst track records in terms of software support - upgrade to next Android (Gingerbread) questionable
  • no USB or HDMI ports directly on device, need adapters
  • proprietary connection
HTC Wildfire
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HTC Wildfire
September, 2010
$219.99
Pros
  • GPS
  • runs the open source Android smartphone operating system
  • WiFi, Bluetooth and 3G connectivity
Cons
  • limited internal storage: 512MB for both OS and installed applications
  • poor video playback performance
  • essentially the Hero or Eris - simply dilutes HTC's lineup further, nothing but a new name and slightly updated software package
Motorola Charm
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Motorola Charm
August, 2010
Pros
  • WiFi, Bluetooth and 3G connectivity
  • FM tuner
  • physical qwerty keyboard
  • 3MP camera
Cons
  • less usable (smaller QVGA display) / less powerful than the larger majority of oversized devices
  • Android skin "Motoblur" will make OS updates much more delayed, much less frequent

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