JVC says a new top-end JVC HD Everio video camera is now available. The GZ-HM1 HD Everio (http://camcorder.jvc.com/product.jsp?modelId=MODL028649&pathId=171&page=10) purportedly offers a full slate of technologies to optimize picture quality and an array of manual controls for creative flexibility.
Read MoreApple sells US$9.99 versions of its iWork app (Pages, Keynote and Numbers) for the iPad. However, it seems that the iPad’s crippled support for iWorks documents is causing frustration for some users.
The problems relate to the Keynote and Pages apps for the iPad and how these apps support certain features when documents are imported to the iPad from Keynote and Pages for Mac. You can read more here: http://blogs.zdnet.com/hardware/?p=7935&tag=nl.e539 .
Read MoreOn the new “MacVoices” (http://www.macvoices.com), Mark Fuccio, the senior director of Products & Markets for Data Robotics, introduces the newest Drobo product, the Drobo FS.
Need a file server? The Drobo FS is for you. Boasting “plug and share” storage technology that is even easier than previous Drobo models, the Drobo FS can also use apps to morph into a specialized media server, FTP server, web server and even your own personal cloud using the new Oxygen Cloud Drobo app, Fuccio says.
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GelaSkins (http://www.gelaskins.com) has announced a new line of US$29.95 GelaSkins for the iPad. Users can now choose from a wide range of images and designs.
Stock designs from all online catalogs are available for the iPad, along with customizable skins through the Do-It-Yourself service. The new line of GelaSkins for the iPad cover non-screen portions of the front and back of the device.
For 2010, the total portable computer market is expected to grow to 215 million units and US$117 billion, according to a new report by DisplaySearch (http://www.displayresearch.com). And the iPad will play a key role.
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