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By the name of this DSLR camera we can assume that Nikon is starting a completely new line in their DSLR lineup – DSLRs with the swivel LCD screens. Usually the LCD on the DSLR camera has been used only for reviewing already made photo. But today with LiveView available in almost every camera that trend has been changed.

Nikon is not the first DSLR manufacturer who have published DSLR with tilt LCD, we have saw that already on some Olympus and Sony models. Judging by that trend, I’m more then sure that we will see something similar coming from Canon soon enough.

In general Nikon D500 was made to cary on the battle in the entry level DSLR class with it’s main competitor Canon EOS 500D. While it has found it’s place somewhere in between the D90 and D60 in the Nikon’s DSLR lineup. Judging by the specs of the new Nikon we can see that it has the best qualities of  both of it’s siblings. Almost all advanced features from the D90 are here and still it’s quite compact like the D60.

Optical sensor with 12 mpix resolution, same like D90 is using, but now with more advanced airflow dust cleaning, taken from the D60. Thank you god, that Nikon dropped the 3 point auto-focus, which has been used on D60, and the new D5000 has, much better, 11 point auto focusing system taken from the D90 camera. Compromises were made on the kuplung system, so you wont be able to use older Nikon lenses with mechanical focusing system – D90 can drive such lenses, but that was expected this is the entry level DSLR, in the end.

Burst shooting speed – 4 fps, just in the middle tween the D90 and D60. Viewfinder is maybe not the best, taken from the D60, using pentamirror instead pentaprism – this is the sacrifice for body size. Pentaprism just can not fit that small DSLR body – and it’s cheaper in the end.

LCD display, 2.7 inch, again something in the middle, but with important difference it can swivel and tilt and that in combination with the improved LiveView mode – you will be able to shoot from some angles that no DSLR has been before. The downside of LCD is it’s resolution of just 230 000 pixels, comparing to the 3 inch LCD that D90 is using, this has almost four times less pixels.

As I was mentioned before LiveView has been improved, comparing to the D90 LV, now it can AF track the subject in the frame.

As the Nikon stated in their press conference, D5000 will be in the stores in May, with the price that will be around the price of it’s main competitor Canon EOS 500D.

The Avio LCD monitor is the most flexible in the line of these awesome AOC LCD Monitosrs. With a 3000:1 DCR contrast ratio, the Avio offers premium picture quality for graphic intensive applications, has a response time of 5ms to prevent fast moving pictures or images from blurring out the screen, and a 160-degree viewing angle for clear visibility no matter what point in the room you’re in. This LCD monitor also has a built-in webcam and microphone.

The 22-inch Zifas has the most interesting design innovation among the LCD   monitors of AOC. The Zifas is aimed at professionals who value form as well as function. With a sleek aluminun chassis, solid aluminum zinc stand, and soft-touch controls the Zifas is stylish and ultra chic. It can also swivel up to 90 degrees and allows you to see your content in portrait view, perfect for graphic and layout artists. The Zifas Xinrui model has a 12,000:1 contrast ratio and 2ms response time.

The Rivio’s black aluminium bodywork is embossed with a diamond cut texture, giving it the look and feel most associated with luxury items. This gorgeous 22-inch panel has 20,000:1 DCR contrast ratio. Underneath its sophisticated surface is an even more sophisticated technology. The Rivio has an integrated media player so users can play music, videos, and slideshows even when the PC is disconnected or shut off, conserving power all around. AOC’s Rivio is perfect for music lovers and movie freaks.

So, it’s up to you to choose which of these high-end LCD monitors will best suit your visual need.

Featuring a brand-new form factor that is slimmer and more compact than its predecessors, the DSC-910 and the wireless DCS-920 enables Motion JPEG video of up to 30 frames per second to be streamed to the computer.

The latest DCS-900 series takes a departure from its previos bulky, black design to reveal a stylish form factor that enables the camera to be completed encased in the white casing, without any protruding parts. An entry-level yet full featured internet camera, the DCS-910 is a wired version, and connects to an existing 10/100 fast ethernet network in the home or office. The DCS-920, on the other hand, comes with integrated 802.11g Wi-Fi capability, allowing it to be mounted in previously inaccessible places such as ceilings and walls. It comes with WPA and WPA2 encryption for enhanced security.

The headphones come in straight up gold for the full bling effect, whether you’ve got it over your head or around your neck, and the gold ear muffs can be replaced with the included green muffs for casual Fridays. If the fans come swarming, and you need to have a word with your security detail, you won’t have to fumble with your MP3 player. Thanks to the in-line volume control.

Tunes come care of powerful 40mm drivers that swivel 90 degrees in case you’re called upon to man the DJ booth, and a gold-plated 3.5mm jack gives you even more shine (and better conduction). So give up your plain headcans and score yourself the Skullcandy Rasta TI. Style can’t wait.

Tech-savvy users will surely love the Innov8’s 8-megapixel camera, pre embedded 3D games, high-speed data connections, 8GB or 16GB internal memory. Mobile browsing comes easy with its optical touchpad and four-way navigation key that allow users to enjoy a PC-like experience.

And if you find yourself lost while navigating through tourist spots, the Innov8 is equipped with a GPS technology, offering NavFone navigation and geo-tagging service.

Samsung Innov8 is power-packed with these features:
•8 Megapixel with Professional Imaging Applications
•16M Colour TFT
•DivX Support, 3D Surround Sound System
•8GB/16GB micro SD (up to 16GB)
•Symbian 9.3 / S60 v3.2
•Wi-Fi / Built-in GPS

This camcorder features a 6.4-megapixel CMOS camera with electronic image stabilization so that even action-packed scenes come through with clarity. Featuring an HDMI-CEC (Anynet +) high-quality connection to HDTV’s and other devices, consumers can easily control the camcorder through their Samsung HDTV remote while viewing movies.

For sport fanatics, the HMX20C features a high-speed capture and super slow motion playback, perfect for analyzing their golf-swing in slow motion, or anyone interested in getting the detail of fast-flying events.

At only 10.9 ounces, the HMX20C fits easily into the palm for quick -and-easy shooting. It’s stylish too, as the design utilizes trends seen in the fashion and car industries, resulting in a camcorder that’s as elegant as it is practical.

LG Scarlet has an ultra-thin panels, the first ultra-thin panels to reach Asia. It has astonishingly shallow 79mm-depth for its supersized 47-inch model. This TV well stylized with glossy black in front and contrasting red for the back. A hole punched right through the lower-half chassis lined with LEDs designed to produce a subtle red or white glow, depending on whether its on standby or in use.

LG Scarlet LG60 is not a TV which focused only in design. It also focused on it quality and feature. It has an untra-high 50,000:1 dynamic contrast. And you are able to playback MP3, JPEG, DivX, Xvid, via a side USB port.

The LG Scarlet LG60 HDTV is a very nice looking HDTV featuring full HD resolution and triple HDMIs, TruMotion 120Hz, 4 HDMI ports, USB Media host and invisible speakers.

About the sound, this LCD TV has a unique proposition in invisible speaker system which has sound actuators around the entire bezel’s parameter. It’s also fine tuned by audio master Mark Levinson, whose works include some of the finest high-end audio equipment.

Available sizes of the LG Scarlet include 32, 37, 42, 47 and 52 inches.

Macbook Touch Screen

Apple’s also put in some effort on slimming down the computer, bringing it down to a mere 0.95-inches thick (though at 5.5 pounds it’s a hair heavier than the original)

The specs as per Engadget

the specs. Apple’s using NVIDIA’s new 9400M GPU + chipset 1-2 punch for integrated graphics, supplemented by 9600M GT switchable discreet graphics chip for heavy lifting, and pumping out those graphics over a Mini DisplayPort connector, if you’d like to supplement the LED backlit screen. As expected there’s an SSD option, with drive accessible underneath the battery. The 15.4-inch base model retails for $1999, with a 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo processor, 2GB of DDR3 RAM and both GPUs. Step up to $2499 and you get a faster CPU, 4GB of RAM and a 320GB HDD. The 17-inch MacBook Pro comes in a similar configuration with a 2.6GHz processor, starting at $2799, but sans the redesign and GPU love. Hit the jump for a breakdown of the configurations.

Below are some specification taken during the conference.

So here is the full specification of the New MacBook

2.4GHz MacBook Pro (MB133LL/A) – $1,999

• 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 3MB L2 cache, 1066MHz System Bus
• 2GB 1066 MHz DDR3 memory
• 250GB 5400 rpm HDD
• NVIDIA GeForce 9600M graphics processor, 256MB GDDR3 memory

2.53GHz MacBook Pro (MB134LL/A) – $2,499

• 2.53GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 6MB L2 cache, 1066MHz System Bus
• 4GB 1066 MHz DDR3 memory
• 320GB 5400 rpm HDD
• NVIDIA GeForce 9600M graphics processor, 512MB GDDR3 memory

Shared Specs:

• Precision aluminum unibody enclosure, 14.35 x 9.82 x .95-inches, 5.5 pounds
• 15.4-inches LED-backlit display, 1440 x 900 resolution
• 8x Slot-loading SuperDrive
• Multi-Touch glass trackpad
• NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics processor
• Mini DisplayPort output port with support for DVI, VGA, and dual-link DVI
• Built-in iSight camera, stereo speakers, microphone
• Optical digital input / analog line in/out
• Built-in AirPort Extreme WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1
• 2 USB 2.0 ports
• Gigabit Ethernet Port, 1 FireWire 800 port
• ExpressCard/34 slot
• Mac OS X v10.5 Leopard & iLife ‘08
• 5 Hour Battery life

In The Box:

• MacBook Pro
• Display Cleaning cloth
• 85W MagSafe Power Adapter, AC wall plug, and power cord
• Lithium-polymer battery
• Install / restore DVDs
• Printed and electronic documentation

Sony Ericsson Video Phone becomes ideal means, for example, with own hand to finish shooting the best goals of Euro-2008. However impress also its other options, for example, support of hand-written input, and also more modest: the face-to-face camera for videocalls, a MP4-player and… In the original are specified 8MB of the built in memory, but we shall consider it as a typing error and in calculation we shall accept all the same greater volume – 8GB.

Besides enough interesting the rotary design of the case looks, feature to transform Video Phone in high-grade camcorder. The accurate browser, a mediaplayer – will challenge the complete set of technologies to any of projects XpressMedia/XpressMusic so actively developed at present by company Nokia.