Panasonic HC-V110 16GB HD Hard Drive Camcorder

The new Panasonic HC-V110 HD hard drive camcorder sports a 2.51MP 1x5.8″ BSI MOS sensor, a 38x optical zoom lens, a 2.7-inch LCD monitor, a 16GB of internal hard drive, an SD/SDHC/SDXC card slot, a 2-channel Dolby Digital stereo microphone, a mini-HDMI output port and has the ability to capture both 1080i Full HD video as well as up to 8.9MP digital still images. The HC-V110 will set you back $199.99.

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Nissan NV200 Mobility Taxi adds a dose of accessibility to the new-look cab

Nissan has been making hay with its NV200 light commercial vehicle in New York. We've known since last year that the van will see service as a taxi in the Big Apple, and more recently, we learned that a variant will be kicking around to rescue ailing Gibson guitars. At its press conference this year, Nissan continued the onslaught with a wheelchair-accessible version of its NV200 Taxi. The automaker has teamed with BraunAbility – a company that styles itself as the world's largest maker of wheelchair-accessible vans – to create this NV200 Mobility Taxi.

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2014 Mitsubishi Mirage arrives in US this fall

Mitsubishi dealers have been painfully starved of fresh product for ages now, with their most recent new model, the bubble-shaped i electric car, already requiring a serious sales jumpstart. We've known for a while that help is on the way in the form of an all-new Outlander crossover, but we've basically only had loose confirmations to go on that the Japanese automaker would eventually reintroduce its Mirage subcompact to the American market. Today, those rumors have turned to reality, as Mitsubishi has confirmed that the five-door economy car will hit US dealerships this fall.

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The Vamp Adds Bluetooth Connectivity To Most Speakers

The Vamp is not a new band who takes after the likes of vampires, and neither is it a new TV miniseries that deal with the average life of a lovelorn vampire who is seeking meaning in this existentialist life. No sir, The Vamp is actually a Kickstarter project that when realized, will be able to help you transform an existing aged, and yet quality speaker into one that has Bluetooth connectivity in order to keep up with the times. Basically, The Vamp, despite its diminutive size, can be attached to most speakers, providing it with Bluetooth connectivity along the way.

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Sony Has New Xperia A Planned For The Summer

Just what are some of the plans you have lined up for this coming summer, other than the fact that you intend to take a really nice break away on a tropical island somewhere. Surely going through the list of blockbuster movies is something to look forward to, but if you were a consumer electronics company, what is on your agenda. Sony intends to roll out more smartphones for the masses, where the Sony Xperia A is definitely one of them, carrying the codename Dogo.

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Fuel may be the world's tiniest phone backup battery

The Fuel backup power source is a Kickstarter project from Devotec Industries, a maker of backup batteries and Bluetooth speakers.  (Is it just me, or does it seem like a lot of companies are looking to expand their product lines through crowd-funding projects lately?)  The Fuel is a 220mAh emergency power source for any phone that is charged with a microUSB cable.  It looks like a tiny fuel can (1″ X 1″ X 0.5″), and it's small enough to keep it on your keychain.  The body is made of aluminum, and the little “spout cover” is actually a male microUSB connector that plugs into the phone for charging.

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Samsung Galaxy S4 To Arrive On T-Mobile 1st May

Planning on picking up the brand new Samsung Galaxy S4 for yourself when it arrives in the US. While a rough timeframe has been given for its US release, T-Mobile has come forward and announced that come 1st of May, the Samsung Galaxy S4 will be available for purchase via T-Mobile. Pricing for the phone and the repayments have not been made official yet, but T-Mobile did state that Galaxy S4 owners will be able to choose from plans starting as low as $50.

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Fuse Details Revealed

Fuse, a co-operative shooter that is making its way to the Xbox 360 as well as PS3 platforms later this spring, has just had its pre-order bonuses revealed, thanks to the folks over at Electronic Arts. This announcement of the four-person co-op shooter, which will roll out to the masses later this May 28th across North America, will follow it up with a release across the pond for our European friends this coming May 31st. Fuse is said to be the first multiplatform title from Insomniac Games, and will not arrive on the PC at all.

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Borderlands 2 Level Cap Increase And New Character Announced

Gearbox, the developers of Borderlands 2, announced at a panel at PAX East conference that they will be increasing the level cap of the game and will also be adding a new character. The level cap raise will come in effect on April 2nd for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC gamers. It adds 11 new levels, bringing the total up to 51 levels. Season Pass holders will get it for free while the others can pay $4.99 for it. A new weapons tier named Pearlescent will also be added.

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FAA Might Remove Reading Device Restriction For Passengers Later This Year

As it currently stands, passengers on commercial flights are required to shut down their electronic devices before takeoff and landing. The airlines say that these devices may cause interference with the avionics of the aircraft. There's no concrete proof of that actually happening, which is primarily the reason why this restriction is criticized a lot. If all goes on well, the FAA may remove this restriction altogether by the end of this year. Do note that the restriction would still apply on cellphones.

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