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FinePix Z10fd, a new Point and Shoot from Fujifilm

Here you are, the latest and most fashionable point & shoot camera from Fujifilm: the FinePix Z10fd. Available in 4 colors, which are pink, orange, light green, and black, our 7.2Mpix camera features a 3x optical zoom in a compact body of 91.2x18.8x56.6mm (125g), has a ISO range up to ISO1600, an adaptive flash, 54MB of internal memory, can take video en Motion JPEG at 30fps in VGA mode, but can also be able to select up to 10 people when needed (for a correct focus point), and Blog Mode, which will allow to beam any photo to your mobile phone (Via IRDA) in order to upload the selected picture to your personal blog, thanks to your mobile phone internet connection.

Samsung 64GB SATA II SSDs for High-end PC and Server Storage Markets

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., the world leader in advanced memory technology, has become the first in the industry to sample 1.8-inch and 2.5-inch 64Gigabyte (GB) solid state drives (SSD) with a super-fast SATA (Serial ATA) II/native SATA interface. With a sequential write speed of 100Megabyte per second (MBps) and sequential read speed of 120MBps, the SATA II SSD is poised to expand the market for solid state drives from notebook PCs to corporate servers and other high-performance storage applications.

“The 64GB SATA II SSD is based on Samsung’s cutting-edge NAND technology with dramatically improved performance specs that are taking system performance to a whole new level of efficiency,” said Jim Elliott, director, NAND flash marketing, Samsung Semiconductor, Inc.

Samsung’s SATA II SSD combines a 50 nm-class, single-level-cell (SLC) 8Gb flash chip with a Samsung proprietary, high-speed SATA controller and supporting software.

The new SATA II SSD has a 3.0 gigabit-per-second (Gbps) interface speed which is twice as fast as its SATA I predecessor. Moreover, the SATA II SSD requires only half as much power as the 1.9 watts consumed by hard drives now used in notebook PCs and only one-tenth the power consumed by enterprise-class 15,000rpm hard drives in servers.