Toshiba says their new SDHC cards are the fastest in the world. Back in the golden age of ocean going travel, companies like Cunard, White Star and the like were involved in a travel style arms race, each vying for the fastest steam ship.

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Toshiba claims the mantel of world’s fastest SD card

Take a Lomo camera and have it shoot at all angles around you and what do you get? Why, the Lomo Panoramic 360° Camera , of course! This £99.99 addition to your shutterbug collection will put a whole new perspective on things, and despite using 35mm film and a manual rubber band drive, it is one unique camera that is capable of shooting truly panoramic shots of the world around you.

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Lomo Panoramic 360° Camera

Ricoh has recently announced that they will be offering a new lens kit for their modular GXR digital camera system. We’re talking about a spanking new 10-megapixel S10 wide-angle zoom lens unit which will boast a high sensitivity image sensor, and this technology will go some way in helping prevent blurred images from occuring whenever you’re out there snapping photos of your favorite subjects and places, while giving you the ability to fill the frame with an up close and personal subject without being farther than half an inch away.

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Ricoh GXR system gets lens kit

Some of you might remember when we reported the two MIT students who managed to take pictures of the curvature of the Earth with about 150 dollars worth of materials.

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Nine-year old sends camera into space

Most of us have flatbed scanners at home, and many of them take a few minutes to scan a single document. Even though the resolution and clarity of today’s scanners is better than it was ten years ago, the speed of scanning remains almost the same.

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Hovercam scans documents quickly, takes up less space

One of reasons why I go to CES is to see the newest gadgets. Some of these new devices are definitely planned to be out this year, and some will be out years from now. Watch the video of the RFID card reader with the OLED display and see which category that falls under

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The new ID of the future?

Some of you might remember when we reported on the Taser Axon , a camera that mounts on the head.

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San Jose cops to get cameras on their heads

Whenever I think of 3D scanning, I think of this very complicated process of a multitude of cameras surrounding an object, taking pictures at every angle, and then blending them all together with a computer. A PhD student at the Cambridge University Engineering Department named Qi Pan has made like Apple and “thought different”.

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3D Rendering not difficult with ProFORMA

What you are looking at here isn’t some miniature all-in-one desktop computer with printer, but the Epson Address Expert.

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Epson Address Expert printer series are good postcard printer

The Battery Wizard promises it can recharge even disposable batteries. Although initially more expensive, the advantage of rechargeable batteries has always been that they cut down on buying more batteries and they cut down on depleted batteries clogging our landfills.

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Battery Wizard magically recharges disposables