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Kicking off a raft of digital camera announcements in the runup to this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, Fujifilm North America Corp. has today revealed that the Fujifilm X-S1 digital camera–unveiled last November for the rest of the world–will also be coming to the US market. The Fuji X-S1 is the third model in the company’s flagship X-series, which forgoes the company’s FinePix branding
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Fuji X-S1: Ultrazoom digicam comes to America
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3D printing . Sure, that’s pretty neat, but there are other ways to make three dimensional objects at home. Roland’s new iModela, for example, is an “affordable” ($899) digital hobby mill that can carve 3D shapes, jewelry, textures and prototypes out of balsa wood, foam, modelling wax and plastics
Sony Ericsson is looking to start a bromance with the McTwist-loving, Double-Cork-landing, A-Frame-riding masses jonesing for a new Android device. The handset maker has announced a “global strategic alliance” with Billabong to launch the Xperia Active Billabong Edition smartphone in select markets. The handset will come preloaded with exclusive content, including Billabong screen savers, and bundle several Billabong-branded games and applications
(Credit: Screenshot by Eric Mack/CNET) What do you desire most right now? A drink?
