Because sexy zombies are better than fat old men in red.
We’re surprised at how much Hallowe’en has become a national holiday in Hong Kong. But why not? Cosplay is so popular why not use it sell more than candy! Microsoft took the charge yesterday by rolling out some sexy monsters to promote a bundle package for the Xbox 360 250GB model.
Alice’s looking glass might have been magic but it didn’t have RSS feeds.
The Cybertecture Mirror is the creation of James Law and he plans to have one of his mirrors in every hotel room, beauty salon and hopefully somewhere in your home some time in the middle of next year.
This Hi-Tech mirror not only keeps you in the loop with your buddies on Facebook and lets you to read all the latest news from us but also comes preinstalled with a number of apps that can help you workout, monitor your health, watch videos and keep you updated on flight statuses. The mirror not only comes with preinstalled apps but can also download new apps in a similar way to Android Market and iTunes.
We take the 11″ and the 13″ inch models out for a spin.
Last week Apple introduced a pair of new MacBook Air models to much excitement as usual for a new Apple product – but what’s it really all about?
We spent some time at Apple Hong Kong playing around with these 2 new Air’s and here is what we thought with a bunch of photos and videos that will really show off the super-power of Flash-memory!
Is Samsung’s Android an E-Reader or a Tablet?
Samsung Hong Kong launched the Galaxy Tab yesterday at a big event in The Mira Hotel with special guests and the media. They were expecting to create a big noise here in Hong Kong with the event and give consumers an alternative to Apple’s iPad.
The Galaxy Tab gets points for running Adobe Flash, having a 3 megapixel camera with LED flash, 1080p playback in various file formats and utilizing the Swype keyboard interface and already stocking a bunch of Chinese book titles to choose from.
But that is about where the excitement stops. Stops dead and cold.
The PowerShot G12 blasts into Hong Kong.
Canon celebrates the 10th anniversary of their line of Power Shot G cameras with the all new and upgraded G12. A top of the IFC Mall at The Box, Canon Hong Kong unveiled the new camera that has some nice upgrades that will give photo enthusiasts a little more “Ummpf.”Neonpunch enjoyed a lovely afternoon at The Box which made for a very delightful change from the dreary grey Canon studio walls were the camera maker usually hosts their product launches. The weather was nice to boot as well.
Among the most noticeably new things to the G12 is a new control dial added on the camera front. The dial enables users to adjust their own settings quickly and easily, combined with the camera body’s control dials, aperture value, shutter speed, ISO, exposure compensation, manual focus, white balance, aspect ratio, dynamic range correction and shadow correction can be customized.
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