No BS PodcastNo BS Podcast #81: The Mongolian Barbecue Edition
Posted 09/29/08 at 01:23:15 PM by Tom Edwards
The podcast gang gets together to talk about the new Andoid phone from Google and T-Mobile, Canon's latest camera, and the best screwdrivers on the market. We also answer a load a tech questions and sing the praises of the local Mongolian barbecue restaurant.
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NewsCanon Rolls Out EOS Rebel XS
Posted 07/08/08 at 05:59:08 PM by Mark Edward Soper
Canon rolls out a stripped-down version of the XSi, the XS, at an SRP of just $699.99 (including lens). Discover how the XS compares to its sibling, what was left out to hit a lower price point, what's new, and what new Speedlight joins the Canon EOS family.
To find out more, join me after the break.
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Posted 03/05/08 at 07:24:31 PM by Gordon Mah Ung
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ReviewsCanon HV20 HDV Camcorder
Posted 12/18/07 at 10:59:24 PM by Charlie White
If you don’t mind dealing with miniDV tape, the Canon HV20 is a fine choice. However, we prefer having nonlinear random access to shots, rather than rolling through an anachronistic tape to find a shot. We also don’t care for the cheap, plastic feel of this unit or its “advanced accessory shoe” cover that pops off with little provocation. But the HV20’s HDV format is a lot easier to edit, with that same familiar, comfortable workflow you get with DV tape: Capture clips on the PC via a FireWire port and then you’re off and editing without a lot of annoying steps in between.
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Posted 12/01/07 at 01:51:06 PM by The Maximum PC Staff
Our consumer advocate investigates "quad-core" P4, a Wolf King that won't get up, and a camera recall.
ReviewsCanon HV10
Posted 03/15/07 at 07:38:52 PM by Gordon Mah Ung
Remember the first time you used high-speed broadband? Or the first time you fired up a 3D-accelerated game? You’ll experience that same excitement the first time you plug Canon’s miniature HV10 HDV camcorder in to your 60-inch HDTV. Instead of the fuzzy YouTube-esque video you get with your current DV cam, you’ll get video that jumps to life. It’s like, well, it’s like going from standard-definition TV to high-definition TV.
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ReviewsCanon EOS 5D
Posted 02/10/06 at 04:34:45 PM by Gordon Mah Ung
Look into the viewfinder of a consumer-grade digital SLR and you’ll notice a startling difference compared with a film camera and the same lens: Your view is cropped, in much the same way black bars crop a widescreen movie to fit an older TV.
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