TIPA is an association made up of 29 photography and imaging magazines across 13 European countries.

Voted "Best Expert Compact Camera in 2010", the Canon PowerShot G11 was recognised as a "well-built and user-friendly" camera with a diverse range of functions and capabilities that photographers need. The judges stated that the model, which features a 28-140mm (equivalent) optical zoom lens and high-resolution 10.0-megapixel CCD sensor, "is a great tool to work with precision and discretion". Find out more about the G11 here.

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Available in 15 and 17 inch models, the Inspiron R is aimed at cool caf sitters with stuff to share.
The R has a full sized keyboard, is available with Intel Core i3 or Core i5 processors and optional ATI graphics. Also optional is the Intel Wireless Dispaly that makes it possible view movies and photos and surf the web on a HDTV without the need for cables.

The R has a full sized keyboard, is available with Intel Core i3 orCore i5 processors and optional ATI graphics. Also optional is the Intel Wireless Dispaly that makes it possible view movies and photos and surf the web on a HDTV without the need for cables.
The 15R starts at $1,250 and the 17R will be along in May.
More info here.

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Tired of wearing earphones and want to share your sounds with the neighbourhood?
JVC knows what time it is.

JVC says the boombox is baaack. But with an iPod dock, of course.

JVC says, "The new RV-NB50 Boomblaster boasts 40 watts of power and retains the original’s general design - a large cylindrical shape with a woofer at each end. Bass enhancement circuitry ensures room-rattling low frequency performance. Digital era upgrades include the iPod dock, which is shielded from the elements by a protective door, and USB Host for playback of music files stored on a USB mass storage device. In addition, there’s a CD player that can handle MP3 and WMA file playback, and an FM tuner. For additional flexibility, there’s a front audio input. A remote control makes it easy to operate while a shoulder strap makes it a cinch to carry.

Makes some NOISE, people. Responsibly, of course.

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