We thought Nikon just wanted to join the burgeoning ranks of mirrorless interchangeable lens shooters that bridge the gap between full-fledged DSLR and pocket-friendly compact cameras. But oh no, as company president Makoto Kimura puts it, Nikon wants to create a whole “new market” with its next big idea. Noting that his lab lackeys have tested all sorts of eccentric possibilities, such as a head-mounted display, Kimura says it’s time for digital cameras to move with the times and Nikon will be ready to take up its usual leadership position. When might that be, you ask? Well…

Last week we gave the Apple loyalists in attendance a chance to rip and rag the iPhone 4 , and this time around we’re doing the same for Motorola’s best frienemies. The Droid X is without question the largest Droid in the family today, and calling it a showstopper on Verizon would probably be understating things. Now that it’s been on the market a few months, we’re curious to know how you early adopters like (or dislike) it. Did the massive screen end up being too large for comfort? Anything you’d tweak software-wise? How’s the VZW service been? Might your world change if Android 2.2 ever hits in official fashion? Go on and let us know how you’d alter this behemoth down in comments below — but give it some real thought first, cool? Cool. How would you change Motorola’s…

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Verizon’s teaser site for the Droid 2 R2-D2 edition has been teasing a series of locked spokes, accessible by all as soon as anyone in the community solves the “puzzle.” We don’t know exactly what the magic code was, but regardless, thanks to David H. yesterday, we’ve got a new gallery of devices pics and — oh, lookie — a special edition Droid R2-D2 dock. We don’t see room for a hyperdrive anywhere, nor wings, photon torpedos, or a cockpit for future Jedis to blast orbital space stations. So, let’s just call it a vacation home for astromechs needing a respite. Gallery: Droid 2 R2-D2 edition dock Droid R2-D2 gets docked — not in a X-Wing originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 03 Sep 2010 13:55:00 EDT. Please see our terms …

The Canon PIXMA iP4820 is a photo inkjet printer. It offers auto-duplexing to help you save paper, and PictBridge connectivity for PC-free photo printing. MSRP is $99.99. To me, the most unique feature is Full HD Movie Print. So if you shoot a home movie with a Canon camera, and you want to isolate and print

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While many celebrities get their own life-sized statues made for them at Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, the rest of us have to do it ourselves. Fortunately, thanks to a tutorial from User ddi7i4d on Instructables.com, the road to immortality just got a little easier. The process certainly takes some patience. According to the instructions, you’ll need

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Pros of Brother 7820 N : The fax works and the copy function does also. Cons: Overall the printer is very disappointing in initial quality. Input fittings

Canon U.S.A. today announced several major initiatives to enhance the Canon Managed Document Services (Canon MDS) program that are designed to help channel partners effectively deliver innovative, forward-thinking services, business improvements and satisfaction.

Mercedes-Benz just announced a new app that connects its in-car navigation systems with its customers’ iPhones. Mbrace version 2.0 still lets drivers unlock their vehicles and, more importantly , find it in a crowded parking lot while adding location-based personal assistance ranging from entertainment, restaurant, directions, and traffic updates via Mercedes-Benz’s Concierge service — assuming you’re are an mbrace PLUS customer. Destination information is then fired off directly to your in-vehicle navigation…

We had a chance to check out Philips’ new GoGear Connect a few hours ago ahead of its IFA debut later this week, a brushed metal media player that pretty closely apes the Muse but adds a wee bit of girth, swaps in Android 2.1 for the proprietary OS, and adds a trackball down below. Interestingly, it’s got both a 3.2-megapixel camera and edge-mounted microphone on board, meaning that it’s basically…