Type of Article: MacTech Reviews

The US$699.99, 12.3-megapixel Olympus E-620 (http://www.olympususa.com) is one of the lightest, most compact DSLRs on the market. It succeeds Olympus’s E-520 and inherits features from the higher end E-30 DSLR.

This MacNews Category Review looks at flight planning software for the Mac. Products covered include FlightMath and Mac Flight Planner.

If you need a case that will really keep your iPad safe while you’re on the go, check out the US$49.95 Bubble Sleeve (http://www.hardcandycases.com/ipad-bubblesleeve.html) from Hard Candy Cases. It looks good, offers a high level of protection and is flexible in the way you can use it.

The iPad accessories continue to pour in. Today we’ll offer three “mini reviews” of two cases.

Apple’s US$40 iPad Case is actually more of a cover than a case. But it has the advantage of offering built-in stand functionality. It can be used in various positions so it’s easy to type, look at photos and slideshows, or watch movies.

Various accessories for the iPad are beginning to roll in, and you can expect to see critiques of them over the next few days. But first up, let’s check out Newer Technology’s NewerTech Accessory Line for iPad, consisting of case and screen accessories.

The US$9.99 NewerTech NuVue Screen Protector is designed to keep the iPad screen clear and scratch-free without sacrificing performance. And it does as it says — IF you can apply the thing and manage to eliminate air bubbles. Which I never accomplished.