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Saturday, November 13, 2010
Where to buy Cheapest DSLR in the Philippines or Manila?
The place in general is notorious as one of Manila’s shabby and crime infested areas (full of pirated CDs/DVDs, counterfeit electronics, snatchers, garbage).
Round trip airfare to
Manila and a few days’ expenses.
If you’re wondering why the stores in Hidalgo sell it for such a low price, it’s because space rentals in Quiapo are much cheaper and because they sell most items with a local/store warranty. Meaning, if you need to have it fixed/replaced, you won’t be able to do it in just any service center of your camera brand, but only in the store where you bought the camera.
How to get there? To get there, ride the LRT (Yellow Line) and get off at Carriedo Station. Using the Google map as a reference, walk further along Carrideo St., at the first intersection you will find SM Quiapo to your right. Enter SM and go to the other side of the building. When you exit, you will be somewhere in front of Watson’s and Henry’s. the other stores are not far from there. There’s a Banco de Oro branch along the street to your right, in front of it is Mayer.
Here’s a list of Camera Shops in Hidalgo St., Quiapo and their contact details:
- Henry’s Photo Supply
Tel: 733-7723, 734-6198
Fax: 734-4018
Email: henryscamera@yahoo.com - Mayer Photo
Tel: 733-7598, 733-7722 - Watson Photo Shop
Tel: 733-7697 - Aperture Trading Corporation
Tel: 732-8991, 731-1708
Fax: 741-9743 (telefax)
Email: aperturetrade@yahoo.com - Avenue Photo Supply
Tel: 733-2761, 733-5474, 734-3307
Email: avenue98@info.com.ph - 24K, formerly Fotohaus
Tel: 734-4471, 734-3304 to 05, 733-4565, 733-5531
Fax: 733-5528
Email: fotolam@vasia.com - JT Photoworld
Tel: 523-4396, 536-6590, 536-6591
Fax: 521-3621
Email: inquiry@jtphotoworld.com
Remember to be on high alert when you’re in Quiapo! It’s not one of the safest places in Manila so the quickest you can go in and out, the better. The safest places there are: inside the LRT Station, inside SM, and inside the stores. If you’re anywhere outside these areas, walk fast and be extra alert. It would also be best if you bring one or more persons along with you during your visit.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Lenovo new ultra-portables and business laptops
The ThinkPad X100e is one of Lenovo’s new ultra-portable line, running on either an AMD Neo or Turion CPU. It features a full size keyboard, ships with Windows 7, and is available in red or black. The X100e should be
available now, starting at $449.
Additionally, Lenovo announced the release of the ThinkPad Edge, also available with the Turion or Neo chipset, and featuring a 13, 14, or 15 inch screen. The Edge system are said to be extremely energy efficient, and will reportedly run for up to 8 hours between charges. The 13-inch version is available now, with the larger screens coming out in 2Q1010.
Lenovo also made some changes to their ThinkPad T series. The T410 and T510 are the latest versions of their business line, and the only real news about these systems is their use of the new Intel CPUs, the Arrandale. These new systems will be available with the Core i3, Core i5 and Core i7 processors. The T410 and T510 will start at $999, and will be available starting on the 7th. We’ll see if we can get some more information out of Lenovo when we visit them at their booth.
There’s some hotter stuff (the tablet-y U1 for instance) but we’ll cover those separately as the week progresses.
Kodak Slice touchscreen camera
The cutely named Slice is a seemingly typical P&S camera, albeit with a 14MP sensor and
the previously mentioned touchscreen interface. It’ll shoot 720p 30 FPS video, features image stabilization and a lithium ion battery, just like the other cameras in this market segment. Kodak really isn’t doing anything new with the Slice, however I will have to admit I do like the look of the little guy. The price may be a bit of a problem though, it’s going to MSRP for $350 which might be a bit steep for the casual purchaser. Expect to see the Kodak Slice at your favorite electronics retailer sometime in April 2010.
From the press release:
KODAK SLICE Touchscreen Camera Lets You Share and Relive Moments Instantly
New Digital Camera Boasts Sleek Exterior with Thousands of KODAK Moments Inside
Rochester, NY, January 7, 2010 – Eastman Kodak Company today announced the latest addition to its consumer digital product portfolio, designed to make it easier than ever for people to share pictures with family and friends anytime, anywhere. The KODAK SLICE Touchscreen Camera lets consumers carry a personal photo album worth sharing and reliving at all times. With a sleek and intuitive 3.5-inch touchscreen, and the KODAK SLICE Search Feature, consumers can find the pictures they want from up to 5,000 that can be stored on internal memory. Then, they can easily share those pictures right from the back of the camera.
“Kodak knows that consumers want the ability to share life’s memories at a moment’s notice, whether it’s pictures that evoke a tear or just the funny everyday moments,” said John Blake, General Manager, Digital Capture and Devices and Vice President, Kodak. “The power of sharing and reliving life’s moments drove the development of our new SLICE Camera. It provides instant access to all of your KODAK Moments, and it’s right at your fingertips.”
Store, Sort and Share with the SLICE Camera
With the ability to store up to 5,000 pictures in HD resolution, the SLICE Camera’s onboard KODAK SLICE Search Feature and Face Recognition allow consumers to sort through thousands of pictures by person, place, date, or occasion in order to locate and share a collection of treasured moments.
The touchscreen and Share Button allow consumers to tag pictures directly on the camera for effortless uploading to popular sharing sites including Facebook, KODAK Gallery, Flickr, and YouTube. Pictures can also be tagged to email or to send directly to the new KODAK PULSE Digital Frame.
KODAK SLICE Touchscreen Camera features include:
• Intuitive 3.5-inch, 16:9 LCD touchscreen with anti-reflective coating
• KODAK SLICE Search Feature and Face Recognition to easily sort, locate and share pictures
• Share Button for easy upload to Facebook, KODAK Gallery, Flickr, YouTube sites and e-mail
• Store up to 5,000 pictures in HD resolution
• Stunning image quality with a 14MP CCD sensor and 5X SCHNEIDER-KREUZNACH Lens
• Built-in optical image stabilization
• 720p/30fps HD video capture
• Kodak’s exclusive Smart Capture feature, which analyzes scenes and automatically adjusts camera settings to deliver beautiful pictures more often
• Compatible with PC or APPLE iLife Software
• Li-Ion rechargeable battery included
The KODAK SLICE Touchscreen Camera will be available in black, nickel and radish for US $349.95 MSRP beginning in April 2010. Best Buy will initially be the exclusive retailer for in-store sales. The KODAK SLICE Touchscreen Camera will also be sold online at Amazon.com and Kodak.com.
Kodak is also introducing a case for the SLICE Camera, which was designed in a competition among accessories students at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in New York City. The final case design was chosen by celebrated designer Steve Madden and FIT faculty.
*Colors and availability may vary by region
The HTC Touch HD2 (HTC Leo) is selling for Php49,500. The last remaining unit was sold to an expat but the sales clerk says they’ll have new stocks soon.
The Nokia N900, rumored to be released in
March 2010, is also selling for Php48,000. Only one remaining unit left as the other one was sold last December by InfoMax MegaMall.
If those are the gray market prices, then there’s a huge chance that the official SRP would be much lower than that. I reckon that if InfoMax gets somewhere between 20 to 30% margins on these units, the official prices will be Php35k to Php40k when they arrive.
But if you’re itching to get your hands into one of these babies ahead of everyone else, you’ll have to shell out the additional Php10k premium.
The Bendable One Skiff eReader
The Skiff gets and awesome display size at 11.5″ with a resolution of 1200×1600 pixels.
The company, Hearst, hints the device is durable and is actually bendable since it uses a
flexible sheet of stainless-steel foil. It’s got WiFi, 3G, a 4GB built-in storage for ebooks and SD card expansion slot.
Lenovo IdeaPad S10-3t Multi-touch Tablet
The S10-3t is the industry’s first multitouch capacitive convertible netbook tablet, meaning it is built with
Lenovo NaturalTouch responsive fingertip touch screen technology versus pressure touch technology.
10.1″ multi-touch display @ 1366×768 pixels
Intel Atom N450 1.66GHz and 1.83GHz Intel Atom N470
Up to 2GB DDR2 667MHz
Up to 320GB SATA HDD
WiFi 802.11b/g/n
Bluetooth 2.1
Built-in 3G and WiMax (optional)
2 USB ports
6-in-1 card reader
1.3MP webcam
Li-Ion battery 4-cell (4 hours) or 8-cell (10 hours)
Windows 7
The same specs are made for the non-tablet version of the IdeaPad S10-3. Lenovo says that pricing will be available this quarter for the Philippines.
I remember the first S10 was priced at around Php27k when it first came out so my guesstimate is that the touchscreen tablet netbook will be priced between Php30k to Php35k while the standard one will be under Php25k.
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