Nikon’s Coolpix camera

The new range of Nikon’s Coolpix cameras offers the consumer the opportunity to not only express themselves with their photos but with their cameras as well. The Nikon D60 makes stepping up to digital SLR photography easy for anyone and is also a wonderful choice for photo enthusiasts looking for remarkable performance in a compact package. Available in irresistible colours, the Coolpix range and D60 boasts of innovative technologies to ensure the picture is bright, in focus and the subject is free of red-eye. Each camera is powered with Expeed, Nikon's image processing engine to produce sharp photos with outstanding clarity. The D60 comes with 10.2 effective megapixels and shares a form factor similar to the D40. The D60 is available across India at a retail price of Rs 36,680. Nikon has also added the new Coolpix S52, S210, S520, S550 and S600 to its Style Series line of compact digital cameras. The super thin, just 18mm, (less than 3/4-inch) Coolpix S210 offers 8 effective megapixel resolution, a 3x Zoom-Nikkor glass lens, Electronic Vibration Reduction (VR) Image Stabilisation technology and a quality-crafted aluminum body. The cameras come in an array of color options such as black, silver, blue and pink. The S210 will retail for Rs 11,950, the Coolpix S520 will retail for Rs 14,450, S550 will retail for Rs 15950, the S600 will retail for Rs 18,450 and the S52 will retail for Rs 14,950

Motorola MOTOKRZR K1 Cell Phone Prices

Camera, Digital Player, Push to Talk, MP3, Video
Cell Network Technology GSM
Wireless Technology Bluetooth
Weight 3.6 oz
2 Megapixels camera
Talk Time6.5 hrs.
Standby Time14.5 days
Screen Size1.9 in.
Digital Zoom 8 X

Supported Media Format MPEG-4, 3gp, AAC, MP3

$179.99-$253

LifeSaver water-purification bottle

In 2007, more than 15 million people were displaced in India alone due to natural calamities such as flooding – and in many cases, drinking water took too long to reach most of them. Now, British researchers have come out with an inexpensive and portable solution to the problem: The LifeSaver water-purification bottle.In fact, it was the tragic waste of life and serious problems caused by the lack of safe drinking water in the wake of the December 2004 tsunami that inspired Michael Pritchard, the CEO of LifeSaver systems, to build the bottle. “It took a little while and some very frustrating prototypes, but eventually, we did it,” he said.The LifeSaver bottle offers an efficient, cost-effective alternative that is quicker and cheaper to distribute than water, Pritchard said.“Delivering just one plane full of the bottles would provide 5 lakh people with access to safe drinking water for up to 16 months, at a cost of only $45 million” said Pritchard. “It would take 9,375 trips of the plane to deliver the same quantity of water at a cost of $835 million. When you look at it that way, it just makes sense.”The gadget, he said, is aimed at humanitarian aid, military, emergency preparedness, and outdoor consumer markets around the world. Claiming to be the world’s first all-in-one ultra filtration water bottle, the device is said to remove bacteria, viruses, cysts, parasites, fungi and other microbiological waterborne pathogens – all without using chemicals like iodine or chlorine which leave a distinctive taste. “With LifeSaver, there is no need for tablets, boiling, chemicals, tubes, shaking, scrubbing, waiting or effort. The bottle produces clean, sterile drinking water with no foul taste. I truly believe it could save lives one day,” Pritchard said.While current filters can cut out bacteria measuring more than 200 nanometres, viruses – being around 25 nanometres long – escape easily. Pritchard’s bottle uses a 15-nanometre-wide membrane filtration system to clean up any water, thus filtering out viruses without using any chemicals.The bottle also incorporates what LifeSaver systems’ calls ‘Failsafe’ technology. This shuts the bottle’s cartridge off upon reaching its capacity of around 6,000 cumulative litres, and thus prevents contaminated water from being drunk by the user.The US military has already shown an interest.“Water is heavy to carry around. The LifeSaver bottle provides water scavenging capability and fulfils a critical need of sustainability on the battlefield,” said Mark Richter of the US Marine Corps, who has used the bottle.Earlier this year, LifeSaver launched four and six litre versions of the bottle in India through Hyderabad-based Pentagon Rugged Systems at around Rs 25,000-Rs 30,000.

Samsung Q1 ultra ELVista Home Premium intel A110 40 GB

Imagine endless possibilities from an Ultra Mobile PC than you ever thought possible. Equipped with a split-QWERTY built-in keypad, a high-speed
$649.99 18% 0ff
Dell SMB

Fly MC100

Meridian Mobile, with its flagship brand 'Fly' has resantly launched the Fly mc100.

The company is consolidating its presence in the mid & high segment with the MC100. The MC100 boasts of excellent features along with stunning looks & is reasonably priced.

The highlight of this phone is the Music Line/Audio Engine, which is powered by Yamaha making this phone a mini sound power-house. This light weight stylish phone offers desired features such as 2M Mega pixel Camera, MPEG4 encoder/ decoder & FM radio.

It has a Tv out & a pc sync, which allows the phone to be connected to a Television and a computer system respectively. Apart from the inbuilt memory there is a provision of external Memory slot. The phone allows users to record and play voice & video, customise audio equaliser, blue tooth & has an impressive 2.4" 262k TFT display screen.

It is prised at Rs 8000.

Panasonic's new HDD car navigation system

Models display Panasonic's new HDD car navigation system 'Stranda F-Class' during a press preview in Tokyo. The F-Class allows drivers to remotely operate lighting and air conditioners at home via still images captured with a network camera.

Palm Z22 PDA

Palm - Palm OS - 32 MB Installed ROM - 200 MHz Processor Speed - 160 x 160 Resolution - Slot Types: None - Battery Type: Lithium ion.

Nintendo DS Lite Polar White

With impressive 3D rendered graphics and ultra-bright screens, Nintendo DS Lite delivers cutting-edge portable games for fans of any genre. Plus, you can connect wirelessly to Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection and challenge players around the world.
$129.99 to $167.00