Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Kodak Pulse Digital Frame

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Friday, September 2, 2011

Previewing ‘Windows 8’



Article by Julie Larson-Green, corporate vice president, Windows Experience.


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REDMOND, Wash. – June 1, 2011 – Today, at the D9 Conference, we demonstrated the next generation of Windows, internally code-named “Windows 8,” for the first time. Windows 8 is a reimagining of Windows, from the chip to the interface. A Windows 8-based PC is really a new kind of device, one that scales from touch-only small screens through to large screens, with or without a keyboard and mouse.

The demo showed some of the ways we’ve reimagined the interface for a new generation of touch-centric hardware. Fast, fluid and dynamic, the experience has been transformed while keeping the power, flexibility and connectivity of Windows intact.

Here are a few aspects of the new interface we showed today:

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Fast launching of apps from a tile-based Start screen, which replaces the Windows Start menu with a customizable, scalable full-screen view of apps.
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Live tiles with notifications, showing always up-to-date information from your apps.
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Fluid, natural switching between running apps.
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Convenient ability to snap and resize an app to the side of the screen, so you can really multitask using the capabilities of Windows.
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Web-connected and Web-powered apps built using HTML5 and JavaScript that have access to the full power of the PC.
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Fully touch-optimized browsing, with all the power of hardware-accelerated Internet Explorer 10.
We also showed effortless movement between existing Windows programs and new Windows 8 apps. The full capabilities of Windows continue to be available to you, including the Windows Explorer and Desktop, as does compatibility with all Windows 7 logo PCs, software and peripherals.


Julie Larson-Green, Corporate Vice President, Windows Experience
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Although the new user interface is designed and optimized for touch, it works equally well with a mouse and keyboard. Our approach means no compromises — you get to use whatever kind of device you prefer, with peripherals you choose, to run the apps you love. This is sure to inspire a new generation of hardware and software development, improving the experience for PC users around the world.

Today, we also talked a bit about how developers will build apps for the new system. Windows 8 apps use the power of HTML5, tapping into the native capabilities of Windows using standard JavaScript and HTML to deliver new kinds of experiences. These new Windows 8 apps are full-screen and touch-optimized, and they easily integrate with the capabilities of the new Windows user interface. There’s much more to the platform, capabilities and tools than we showed today.

We are excited to bring an innovative new platform and tools to developers and see how their creativity jumpstarts a new generation of apps. Windows 8 apps can use a broad set of new libraries and controls, designed for fluid interaction and seamless connectivity. Apps can add new capabilities to Windows and to other apps, connecting with one another through the new interface. For example, we showed today how a developer can extend the file picker control to enable picking from their own app content or from within another Windows 8 app, in addition to the local file system and the network. We’re just getting started.

And this isn’t just about touch PCs. The new Windows experience will ultimately be powered by application and device developers around the world — one experience across a tremendous variety of PCs. The user interface and new apps will work with or without a keyboard and mouse on a broad range of screen sizes and pixel densities, from small slates to laptops, desktops, all-in-ones, and even classroom-sized displays. Hundreds of millions of PCs will run the new Windows 8 user interface. This breadth of hardware choice is unique to Windows and central to how we see Windows evolving.

The video below introduces a few of the basic elements of the new user interface. Although we have much more to reveal at our developer event, BUILD (Sept. 13 - 16 in Anaheim, Calif.), we’re excited to share our progress with you.


Building "Windows 8" - Video #1
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Today’s demonstration followed our announcements earlier this year about Windows 8 running on System on a Chip (SoC) processors, and our browser engine innovations and significantly increased standards support in Internet Explorer 10. Windows 8 extends these innovations and reimagines every level of the Windows architecture — the kernel, networking, storage, devices, user interface — all building on the broadest and richest ecosystem of software, peripherals and devices.

We have so much more on the way! We’re working very hard to get the product ready for early testing, and we plan to kick off our engineering dialogue through our team blog, just as we did for Windows 7.

So please stay tuned — we have a lot of cool innovation coming in the months ahead.

By Julie Larson-Green
Corporate Vice President, Windows Experience
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HP Pavilion dv6 Select Edition


The HP Pavilion dv6 Select Edition is a powerful entertainment center that can slip into a backpack or briefcase. Whether you're lounging at home enjoying the HP BrightView HD5 LED display or craving immersive performance and the responsiveness to move effortlessly between applications with the 2nd generation Intel® Core™ i5 processor2, the HP Pavilion dv6 SE delivers. It features Beats Audio™ and quad speakers with extra amps, which include a rear pair that tilt forward to direct sound toward you, for a better listening experience and an optional Blu-ray7 reader or writer for viewing and creating high-res movies3.
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Thursday, September 1, 2011

Canon Product List


Digital SLR Cameras


EOS 400D

EOS 5D Mark II
  • Semi-professional Cameras:
    • EOS D30 (No longer in active line-up for Canon)
    • EOS D60 (No longer in active line-up for Canon)
    • EOS 10D (No longer in active line-up for Canon)
    • EOS 20D (No longer in active line-up for Canon)
    • EOS 20Da (No longer in active line-up for Canon)
    • EOS 30D (No longer in active line-up for Canon)
    • EOS 40D (No longer in active line-up for Canon)
    • EOS 50D
    • EOS 60D

[edit]35 mm compact cameras

[edit]35 mm compact half-format cameras

  • Canon Dial 35 (18×24 mm, clockwork winder)
  • Canon Dial 35-2

[edit]35 mm Rangefinder cameras

  • Canon II (1949)
  • Canon P (1959)
  • Canonet (1961)
  • Canon 7 (1961)
  • Canonet S (1964)
  • Canonet QL17, QL19, QL19E and QL25 (all 1965)
  • Canonet 28 (1968)
  • Canonet QL17 new (1969) and QL17-L new (1970)
  • Canonet 28 new (1971), QL19 new (1971)
  • Canonet G-III QL17 (1972), G-III 19 (1972)

[edit]Regular 8 mm Cameras

  • Cine 8-S (1956), not sold to the public[1]
  • Cine 8-T (1956)
  • Reflex Zoom 8 (1959)
  • Reflex Zoom 8-2 (1961)
  • Reflex Zoom 8-3 (1962)
  • Motor Zoom 8 EEE (1962)
  • Cine Canonet 8 (1963)
  • Cine Zoom 512 (1964)

[edit]Single 8 mm Cameras

  • Single 8 518 (1965)
  • Single 8 518 SV (1970)

[edit]Super 8 mm Cameras

  • 1014 XL-S Canosound
  • 814 XL-S Canosound
  • Autozoom 1218 Super 8 (1968)
  • Zoom 250 Super 8 (1969)
  • Autozoom 1014 Electronic (1973)
  • 310 XL (1975)
  • 312 XL-S (1977)
  • AF 310 XL (1982)
  • AF 310 XL-S (1982)
  • Zoom 318 Super 8 (1965)
  • Autozoom 318M (1972)
  • Zoom 318 Super 8 MB]]
  • Autozoom 512 XL Electronic (1975)
  • Autozoom 514 XL Electronic
  • 514 XL-S (1976)
  • AF 514 XL-S (1980)
  • Autozoom 518 SV (1971)
  • Autozoom 518 Super 8 (1967)
  • Zoom 518 Super 8 (1964)
  • Autozoom 814 Super 8 (1967)
  • Autozoom 814 Electronic (1972)
  • 814 XL Electronic (1977)
  • Zoom DS8 (1970)

[edit]16mm Cameras

  • Scoopic 16 (1965)
  • Scoopic 16M (1973)
  • Scoopic 16MN (1974)
  • Scoopic 16MS (1977)
  • Sound Scoopic 100 (1970)
  • Sound Scoopic 200 (1970)
  • Sound Scoopic 200S (1972)
  • Sound Scoopic 200SE (1972)
  • Sound Scoopic 200 S10 (1972)
  • Systema Sound 16 (1979)

[edit]Digital compact cameras

[edit]IXUS/IXY/PowerShot ELPH series

  • Sold as PowerShot Digital ELPH in US
  • Sold as IXY Digital in Japan
  • Sold as Digital IXUS in Europe and Southeast Asia
US names listed
  • Canon PowerShot S100
  • Canon PowerShot S110
  • Canon PowerShot S200
  • Canon PowerShot S230
  • Canon PowerShot S300
  • Canon PowerShot S330
  • Canon PowerShot S400
  • Canon PowerShot S410
  • Canon PowerShot S500
  • Canon PowerShot SD10
  • Canon PowerShot SD20
  • Canon PowerShot SD30
  • Canon PowerShot SD40
  • Canon PowerShot SD100
  • Canon PowerShot SD110
  • Canon PowerShot SD200
  • Canon PowerShot SD300
  • Canon PowerShot SD400
  • Canon PowerShot SD430
  • Canon PowerShot SD450
  • Canon PowerShot SD500
  • Canon PowerShot SD550
  • Canon PowerShot SD600
  • Canon PowerShot SD630
  • Canon PowerShot SD640
  • Canon PowerShot SD700 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD750
  • Canon PowerShot SD770 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD780 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD790 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD800 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD850 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD870 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD880 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD890 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD900
  • Canon PowerShot SD940 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD950 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD960 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD970 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD980 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD990 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD1000
  • Canon PowerShot SD1100 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD1200 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD1300 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD1400 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD3500 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD4000 IS
  • Canon PowerShot SD4500 IS

[edit]Canon PowerShot digital cameras

Main article: Canon PowerShot

Canon Powershot 600, Canon's first consumer digital camera, released in 1996
  • Canon PowerShot 600
[edit]PowerShot A series

A Canon Powershot A200

A Canon Powershot A40.

Canon Powershot A540, photographed using itself and a mirror.
  • Canon PowerShot A5
  • Canon PowerShot A5 Zoom
  • Canon PowerShot A50
  • Canon PowerShot A10
  • Canon PowerShot A20
  • Canon PowerShot A30
  • Canon PowerShot A40
  • Canon PowerShot A60
  • Canon PowerShot A70
  • Canon PowerShot A75
  • Canon PowerShot A80
  • Canon PowerShot A85
  • Canon PowerShot A95
  • Canon PowerShot A100
  • Canon PowerShot A200
  • Canon PowerShot A300
  • Canon PowerShot A310
  • Canon PowerShot A400
  • Canon PowerShot A410
  • Canon PowerShot A420
  • Canon PowerShot A430
  • Canon PowerShot A450
  • Canon PowerShot A460
  • Canon PowerShot A470
  • Canon PowerShot A510
  • Canon PowerShot A520
  • Canon PowerShot A530
  • Canon PowerShot A540
  • Canon PowerShot A550
  • Canon PowerShot A560
  • Canon PowerShot A570 IS
  • Canon PowerShot A580
  • Canon PowerShot A590 IS
  • Canon PowerShot A610
  • Canon PowerShot A620
  • Canon PowerShot A630
  • Canon PowerShot A640
  • Canon PowerShot A650 IS
  • Canon PowerShot A700
  • Canon PowerShot A710 IS
  • Canon PowerShot A720 IS
  • Canon PowerShot A1000 IS
  • Canon PowerShot A2000 IS
[edit]PowerShot D series
  • Canon PowerShot D10
[edit]PowerShot E series
  • Canon PowerShot E1
[edit]PowerShot G series
  • Canon PowerShot G1
  • Canon PowerShot G2
  • Canon PowerShot G3
  • Canon PowerShot G5
  • Canon PowerShot G6
  • Canon PowerShot G7
  • Canon PowerShot G9
  • Canon PowerShot G10
  • Canon PowerShot G11
  • Canon PowerShot G12
[edit]PowerShot Pro series
[edit]PowerShot S series
[edit]PowerShot T series

[edit]Camcorders

Main article: List of Canon camcorders

[edit]Electronic dictionaries (only sold in Japan)

[edit]Canon Wordtank

  • Canon Wordtank V80
  • Canon Wordtank V70
  • Canon Wordtank V30
  • Canon Wordtank G50
  • Canon Wordtank C30
  • Canon IDF-4600
  • Canon IDF-2200E
  • Canon IDF-3000
  • Canon IDF-2100
  • Canon IDF-1000
  • Canon IDC-300

[edit]Portable Flash

Main article: Canon EOS flash system

[edit]E Line

[edit]EG Line

[edit]EX Line


Speedlite 430EX Flash

[edit]EZ Line

Speedlite 300EZ, Speedlite 420EZ, Speedlite 430EZ, Speedlite 540EZ

[edit]T Line

The 300T is a layover from the FD system, it was introduced with the FD mount Canon T90, but is compatible in TTL mode with most non-digital EF cameras.

[edit]Macro Flashguns

Macro Twin Lite MT-24EX , Macro Ring Lite MR-14EX , Macro Ring Lite ML-3

[edit]Remote Flash Trigger

[edit]Multifunction peripheral/digital copiers

[edit]imageRUNNER series

The "iR" series uses Ultra Fast Rendering (UFR) printing system, and some models use UFR II, a page description language.[2]
  • Canon imageRUNNER C3200
  • Canon imageRUNNER 1310
  • Canon imageRUNNER 1630
  • Canon imageRUNNER 1670F
  • Canon imageRUNNER 2016
  • Canon imageRUNNER 2230
  • Canon imageRUNNER 2270
  • Canon imageRUNNER C2570
  • Canon imageRUNNER 2830
  • Canon imageRUNNER 2870
  • Canon imageRUNNER 3530
  • Canon imageRUNNER 3570
  • Canon imageRUNNER C3170U
  • Canon imageRUNNER C3170i
  • Canon imageRUNNER 4270
  • Canon imageRUNNER 4570
  • Canon imageRUNNER 5070
  • Canon imageRUNNER 5570
  • Canon imageRUNNER 6570
  • Canon imageRUNNER C5870
  • Canon imageRUNNER C6870
  • Canon imageRUNNER 7086
  • Canon imageRUNNER 7095
  • Canon imageRUNNER 7105
  • Canon imageRUNNER 8070
  • Canon imageRUNNER 110
  • Canon imageRUNNER 150vp
  • Canon imageRUNNER 2022N
  • Canon imageRUNNER Advance c5035
  • Canon imageRUNNER Advance c5045
  • Canon imageRUNNER Advance c5025
  • Canon imageRUNNER Advance c5030
  • Canon imageRUNNER Advance c7055
  • Canon imageRUNNER Advance c7065
  • Canon imageRUNNER Advance c9065
  • Canon imageRUNNER Advance c9075

[edit]Canon Laser series

  • Canon Color Laser Copier 1110
  • Canon Color Laser Copier 1140
  • Canon Color Laser Copier 1180
  • Canon Color Laser Copier 3900
  • Canon Color Laser Copier 3900+
  • Canon Color Laser Copier 4000
  • Canon Color Laser Copier 5100
  • Canon LASER CLASS 2050P
  • Canon LASER CLASS 310
  • Canon LASER CLASS 510
  • Canon LASER CLASS 710
  • Canon LASER CLASS 730i
  • FMF 2100 Facsimile System
  • FMF 3100 Office Multifunctional System
  • Canon Imagepress C1
  • Canon Imagepress C6000
  • Canon Imagepress C7000VP

[edit]CanoScan

  • LiDE
  • CR
  • DR
  • imageCLASS
  • IS

[edit]Printers

Canon printers are supplied with Canon Advanced Printing Technology (CAPT), is a printer driver software-stack developed by Canon. The company claims that its use of data compression reduces their printer's memory requirement, compared to conventional laser printers, and also claim that it increases the data transfer rate when printing high-resolution graphics.[3]

Canon PIXMA iP3000 printer.

[edit]BJ Series

  • Canon BJ-5
  • Canon BJ-10E
  • Canon BJ-10EX
  • Canon BJ-20
  • Canon BJ-30
  • Canon BJ-100
  • Canon BJ-130
  • Canon BJ-130E
  • Canon BJ-200
  • Canon BJ-200E
  • Canon BJ-200EX
  • Canon BJ-300
  • Canon BJ-330

[edit]BJC Series

Canon refers to inkjet printers as bubblejets, hence the frequent BJC-prefix.
  • Canon BJC-50
  • Canon BJC-55
  • Canon BJC-70
  • Canon BJC-80
  • Canon BJC-85
  • Canon BJC-85W
  • Canon BJC-210
  • Canon BJC-210SP
  • Canon BJC-240
  • Canon BJC-250
  • Canon BJC-255SP
  • Canon BJC-600
  • Canon BJC-600e
  • Canon BJC-610
  • Canon BJC-620
  • Canon BJC-800
  • Canon BJC-1000
  • Canon BJC-2000
  • Canon BJC-2100
  • Canon BJC-2110
  • Canon BJC-4000
  • Canon BJC-4100
  • Canon BJC-4200
  • Canon BJC-4300
  • Canon BJC-4400
  • Canon BJC-4550
  • Canon BJC-5000
  • Canon BJC-5100
  • Canon BJC-6000
  • Canon BJC-6200
  • Canon BJC-6200S
  • Canon BJC-7000
  • Canon BJC-8000
  • Canon BJC-8200
  • Canon BJC-8500

[edit]i Series

  • Canon i250
  • Canon i550
  • Canon i560
  • Canon i850
  • Canon i900D
  • Canon i950
  • Canon i960
  • Canon i6100
  • Canon i6500
  • Canon i9100
  • Canon i9900

[edit]SmartBase Series

  • MPC190 aka F10
  • MPC200 aka F20
  • MPC360, MPC370, MPC390
  • MPC400 aka F30 (based on S600)
  • MPC600
  • MPC600F aka F50
  • F60
  • F80

[edit]MultiPASS Series

  • C30
  • C50
  • C70
  • C75
  • C80
  • C530
  • C545
  • C550
  • C555
  • C560
  • C635
  • C755
  • C2500
  • C3000
  • C3500
  • C5000

[edit]PIXMA Series

R=remote
  • Canon PIXMA iP1000
  • Canon PIXMA iP1200
  • Canon PIXMA iP1300
  • Canon PIXMA iP1500
  • Canon PIXMA iP1600
  • Canon PIXMA iP1700
  • Canon PIXMA iP1800
  • Canon PIXMA iP1980
  • Canon PIXMA iP2000
  • Canon PIXMA iP2200
  • Canon PIXMA iP2500
  • Canon PIXMA iP2600
  • Canon PIXMA iP3000
  • Canon PIXMA iP3300
  • Canon PIXMA iP3500
  • Canon PIXMA iP3600
  • Canon PIXMA iP4000
  • Canon PIXMA iP4000R
  • Canon PIXMA iP4200
  • Canon PIXMA iP4300
  • Canon PIXMA iP4500
  • Canon PIXMA iP4600
  • Canon PIXMA iP4700
  • Canon PIXMA iP5000
  • Canon PIXMA iP5200
  • Canon PIXMA iP5200R
  • Canon PIXMA iP5300
  • Canon PIXMA iP6000D
  • Canon PIXMA iP6210D
  • Canon PIXMA iP6220D
  • Canon PIXMA iP6600D
  • Canon PIXMA iP6700D
  • Canon PIXMA iP8500
  • Canon PIXMA iP90
  • Canon PIXMA iP90v
  • Canon PIXMA iX4000
  • Canon PIXMA iX5000
  • Canon PIXMA MP110
  • Canon PIXMA MP130
  • Canon PIXMA MP140
  • Canon PIXMA MP150
  • Canon PIXMA MP160
  • Canon PIXMA MP170
  • Canon PIXMA MP180
  • Canon PIXMA MP190
  • Canon PIXMA MP210
  • Canon PIXMA MP220
  • Canon PIXMA MP240
  • Canon PIXMA MP270
  • Canon PIXMA MP360
  • Canon PIXMA MP370
  • Canon PIXMA MP390
  • Canon PIXMA MP450
  • Canon PIXMA MP460
  • Canon PIXMA MP470
  • Canon PIXMA MP490
  • Canon PIXMA MP495
  • Canon PIXMA MP500
  • Canon PIXMA MP510
  • Canon PIXMA MP520
  • Canon PIXMA MP530
  • Canon PIXMA MP560
  • Canon PIXMA MP600
  • Canon PIXMA MP600R
  • Canon PIXMA MP610
  • Canon PIXMA MP620
  • Canon PIXMA MP630
  • Canon PIXMA MP640
  • Canon PIXMA MP700
  • Canon PIXMA MP730
  • Canon PIXMA MP750
  • Canon PIXMA MP760
  • Canon PIXMA MP780
  • Canon PIXMA MP800
  • Canon PIXMA MP800R
  • Canon PIXMA MP810
  • Canon PIXMA MP830
  • Canon PIXMA MP950
  • Canon PIXMA MP960
  • Canon PIXMA MP970
  • Canon PIXMA MP990
  • Canon PIXMA MX300
  • Canon PIXMA MX310
  • Canon PIXMA MX330
  • Canon PIXMA MX340
  • Canon PIXMA MX700
  • Canon PIXMA MX7600
  • Canon PIXMA MX850
  • Canon PIXMA MX860
  • Canon PIXMA MX870
  • Canon PIXMA MX882
  • Canon PIXMA Pro9000
  • Canon PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II
  • Canon PIXMA Pro9500
  • Canon PIXMA Pro9500 Mark II

[edit]S Series

  • Canon S200
  • Canon S300
  • Canon S330
  • Canon S400
  • Canon S450
  • Canon S500
  • Canon S520
  • Canon S530D
  • Canon S600
  • Canon S630
  • Canon S750
  • Canon S800
  • Canon S820
  • Canon S820D
  • Canon S830D
  • Canon S900
  • Canon S9000
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