Monday we released some new 5D Mark II Full HD video screenshots . Today, Canon Japan finally agreed to let us release the world's first unofficial Canon 5D Mark II (Beta Version) video.

Tokyo Reality (Canon 5D Mark II) Final

During some free time from work David (our photographer) and Florent (our video editor for NihonCar.com and Man...

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Liked, sorry, LOVED our TGS 2008 (Tokyo Game Show) coverage? Guess what... Here's the whole event coverage on one page!

Enjoy!

Tokyo Game Show 2008: Yep, We're Here Too!!
Tokyo Game Show 2008: Naruto Ulitmate Ninja Storm (Hands-on)
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Liked, sorry, LOVED our CEATEC 2008 coverage? Guess what... Here's the whole event coverage on one page!

Enjoy!

- Live from CEATEC 2008: Yep, We're There Too!
- CEATEC 2008 Live: Nice Advanced Concept from Docomo and Fujitsu
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Recently, Sanyo gave us the opportunity to use and review one of their home theater projectors, the FUll HD LCD LP-Z2000 (overseas known as the PLV-2000). This projector was originally launched last year, and while we might be a little late in getting it, Sanyo assured us that one reason for the review now was so we could become familiar with this technology in order to review new models that will be released later this year.

To start, the Z2000 is not necessarily the...

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Here's one of the most elegant and beautiful WiMo devices available on the market, the HTC Touch Diamond.
When it was announced earlier this year I was amazed by the beauty of this little beast, but wondered how nice this PDA phone would actually be. Yes, the press release pictures were gorgeous, but pictures are sometimes deceiving… When HTC sent me a Diamond earlier this June, I was impressed by its appearance, but that was it.

Let’s put things into perspectiv...

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So finally after the review, here’s the comparative between the Sony Handycam HDR-TG1 and the Sanyo Xacti HD1000, I underlined the most important thing and put in green the points that seemed the most attractive. Enjoy!
Sony Handycam HDR-TG1Sanyo Xacti HD1000DesignVery compact, but squareProminent Optics , but ...

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Many say that SSDs are the future of mobile computing and notebooks, but unfortunately they are still pretty expensive, so what about making one yourself? Many had the idea of doing so but too few were able to make it happen, until today. Thanks to Century and GeekStuff4U.com you will be now able to build up your very own SATA SSD thanks to 3 CF, the very same CF that can buy found in many DSLRs.
Even if today we will talk about the SATA version, keep in mind that an IDE version is also a...

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*****ERRATUM*****

It seems that our translator made a huge mistake in this article, INDEED, the DP1 is not a DSLR, sorry for this "bad" translation from French to English.

Many people will come to covet the Sigma DP1, and this is understandable! When you see the picture quality produced by this little digital camera, you should have no reason for surprise. Clearly, 1 pixel equals 1 pixel! It ignores interpolations that inflate the number of...

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Last week we were invited by Willcom in Tokyo to test their hot new Willcom D4 aka Sharp WS016SH (don’t get the idea we flew thousands of klicks… their office is next door to ours).

We have here a 1.33GHz Centrino Atom Z520 CPU (one of the first UMPCs on the market carrying it!) Windows Vista, 40GB HDD, 1GB RAM, a 5" 1024x600 TFT touchscreen all in a compact size of 84x188x25.9mm and weighing 470g… Nearly first generation PSP size!

After the press conference and the en...

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For years Sanyo has been without a doubt the largest and strongest player in the Compact Digital Video Camera world, and crushed competitors generation after generation. Now after the Canon TX1, Sony is at the plate with its HDR-TG1, better know in Europe as the HDR-TG3.

A direct challenger to the Sanyo Xacti HD1000, the HDR-TG1 is also a full HD capable device (1080i), but a very expensive one. In Japan it's twice as expensive, is the TG1 really worth it?
Handling
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