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Sony Computer Entertainment announced a series of planned peripheral devices for its PlayStation 3 game console last spring, but so far the company hasn't made any firm commitments about bringing them to market. No more: today, the company confirmed that its PlayStation Eye digital video camera accessory for the PlayStation 3 will be available at North American retailers in late October, shipping with the card-based fantasy combat gam… Read More

Sony today announced a new camera with built-in microphone accessory for the PlayStation 3. The PlayStation Eye is set to debut this summer and builds off of the EyeToy USB camera for the PlayStation 2. The PlayStation Eye, said Sony, is a USB camera which is designed to work specifically with the PlayStation 3. This digital camera with a built-in noise-cancelling microphone is geared for those who want to communicate with others through… Read More

Quote from the review: “The Coolpix 5200 (and Coolpix 4200) are the newest weapons in the war against red-eye. The exclusive Nikon red eye fix feature is activated when the camera is set to the red eye reduction flash mode. A pre-flash minimizes red eye as the first step. The camera then analyzes the picture using powerful image processing and analysis technology. In-Camera Red-Eye Fix incorporates years of image processing… Read More

SCEE claims that it's been forced to bring in rush shipments of the game by air to meet demand (as was the case with the American PlayStation 2 launch), so great is the interest in digital-cameragesticulative action from European PS2 owners. “The demand for EyeToy has been fantastic, from Day 1 of release in early Summer right through the Christmas season.” said SCEE's Patrick Inskip. “The use of air freight… Read More

The wireless i2eye easily turns any TV into a broadband videophone and keeps friends, family, and business partners connected face-to-face by delivering high-quality IP videoconferencing without theneed to run a network cable from the Internet connection to the television. The new D-Link wireless videophone works with any television* and broadband connection to capture and display real-timestreaming video images at up to 30 frames per second.… Read More

From D-Link's press release: D-Link, the global leader in the design and development of connectivity and communications technologies for the digital home and the small to medium business markets today announced the wireless version of its popular D-Link i2eye VideoPhone. The wireless i2eye easily turns any TV into a broadband videophone and keeps friends, family, and business partners connected face-to-face by delivering high-quality… Read More