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Toshiba DR420 DVD Recorder, Black

• Records -R/-RW, +R/+RW Formats
• Playback:MP3, VCD, JPEG, Kodak Pic
• 1080P Upconversion and DV Input
• Auto-Finalization
• HDMI connection

Save your favorite home movies to DVD, and get the most out of your DVD collection with 1080p conversion via HDMI to near HD picture quality, for an amazing viewing experience on today’s HDTVs with the D-R410. Compact design and numerous recording and playback options make it a great solution for your home theater needs. This Toshiba DR420 DVD recorder does not have a built-in TV tuner, though you can connect an external Cable or Satellite box. A great thing, though, you can use this component as an easy non-tech way to transfer you old camcorder videotapes onto DVD discs, which also retain quality over archival standards. Bring your vids up to digital with the Toshiba DR420 DVD Recorder. Video Upconversion to 720p/1080i/1080p Digital Photo Viewer (JPEG) One Touch Recording makes recording your favorite show simple. Just connect your DVD recorder to your cable or satellite box and you are set to record with the push of one button Auto Finalize with Undo simplifies the recording process

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Send me your email address if you want a Lockerz.com invitation. Get free electronics for watching music videos! ————————- I really think this is my last video, I have run out of ideas and endorphin has really become a bore for me. I really struggled to finish this vid because I really lost interest by the end. I still look forward to seeing some really good vids from the endorphin community though. If someone can really step it up and make something good, I might be inspired to make a new short vid but I doubt that will happen.
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Follow me on Twitter! www.twitter.com/ClaireBearx3 Add me on Facebook! www.facebook.com/ClaireBearx3 Okay so we all know i’ve needed to add some new vids… sooo I made this one to show you all how I customized my electronics. Just because it’s a game system doesn’t mean it can’t be girly? =) I painted my Xbox 360 faceplate myself, using a small brush and plastic-adhering paint (because I did a zebra pattern it was SO easy, you can’t tell if i screwed up or not! haha!). The song playing in the background is Snake Devil by Scary Kids Scaring Kids I bought my phone cover from LuxAddiction.com, they do several different kinds of phone covers, iPhone, Blackberry, HTC… they’re really really great quality but be prepared to wait a while to get your cover.

By Evan Ackerman

What with all of those 3D TVs that everybody was flogging to death at CES last week, it sure would be nice if you could, you know, create your own 3D video content. This camcorder from DXG has just about everything you’d expect from a consumer video cam, except that it’s got an extra lens next to the first to let you take stereoscopic vids. It’s cheap, too, at only $400.

Cheap 3D recording? I know, you’re thinking there must be a catch. And there is, and it sucks. The catch is that the camcorder takes 3D video in Motion JPEG, and it seems likely that you’ll only be able to watch that video (in 3D, anyway) on a 7″ digital video frame that DXG includes with the camcorder. So yes, it doesn’t matter if you have a 3D TV or not, since you probably won’t be able to play back this camcorder’s 3D recordings on it.

The camcorder, with the video frame included, should be available this June.

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It not so much a new site unto itself but the addition of the London Connect pages to the Time Out London site are certainly a breath of fresh web 2.0 air. If you’ve ever trawled the listings of the older online areas you probably gave up after a few clicks but this launch offers a much more immediate and accessible look at what’s going on in town that you might actually want to go to. The most obvious of the social media additions are the live Twitter updates from each of the Time Out departments, ie: Art, Film, Music, Food & Drink, Theatre. You can search through the lot as well as see all the RTs and @replies in the Backchat section for a better picture of how the events are being viewed about the web in general. There’s also long overdue video reviews to give you a far better idea of what it is the critics are recommending before you make some hideous mistake and take you parents to an S&M themed restaurant. Last of all is the Win+1 area which gives users the chance of getting themselves on the guest list of all the big goings on in town. It’s a little sparse content-wise at the moment but it’s early days and, once they fill it up with vids and comps, it’ll be a much more effective tool for getting the most out of the Big Smoke. Go and have a look for yourself and, at the least, follow a few of the team on Twitter.