Tag archive: Mark III

The Chinese are geeky too! Gizmodo reports that ZTE employee Wang XiaoKang was so inspired by the first Iron Man movie that he spent three months building his own Mark I suit and when it was completed, he wore it to work for a day. He spent about 3,000 yuan (about $460 U.S.) on the costume, which almost looks better than the real thing. Weighing 110 pounds, the suit has its own cooling fan, LED lights, and custom arc reactor in it. The ZTE… Read More

Canon's new SX100 might be garnering considerable attention today, but it's by no means the only camera model the company announced today: in fact, Canon has announced no fewer than seven other new cameras today, running the gamut from entry-level point-and-shoot cameras to professional DSLRs. First up, Canon is augmenting its AA-powered PowerShot A-series line with the A650 IS and A720 IS cameras. The A650 IS offers a 12.1… Read More

For the last few days, I’ve been living with the Neonode, the closest thing in the market from anyone — including Apple — to what we are likely to see when the iPhone Nano comes out in a few months. Given that this is a generation-two phone, you wonder how many other similar ideas Apple may have “borrowed” from the generation-one Neonode product. Initial impressions are actually surprisingly good,… Read More

With the new Mark III, the resolution and dynamic range brought about by new medias such as SACD and DVD-Audio are fully revealed. The Classé Omega Preamplifier Mark III is a two-chassis componant with a separate power-supply component can provide. And while it shares the footprint and basic chassis of the original and Mark IIdesigns, the Mark III is entirely new within, with all-new circuit boards, layouts, and designs. The actual preamplifier… Read More