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Latest Video: Unboxing Live 050: Mac mini 2009

We open up the newly redesigned Apple Mac mini (2009 revision) in this episode!
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Panasonic Lumix ZS3 lens

A few months ago, released the amazing Lumix DMC-ZS3 digital camera, and we immediately took notice. After all, a point-and-shoot that features 10.1 megapixels, a 25mm ultra-wide-angle lens, and an astounding 12x optical zoom was certainly something that commanded attention. The camera also boasts a Leica DC Vario-Elmar lens and records high definition 720p video in AVCHD Lite format, at 60 frames per second no less. We were finally able to get our hands on one now that the Lumix ZS3 isn’t constantly sold out everywhere we turn, and we’ve put together a gallery of Panasonic Lumix ZS3 unboxing images to show off the camera itself. Our pal Nate True has been using it, and from all accounts, he loves it. You can pick up a Panasonic Lumix ZS3 at Amazon.

Gallery: Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS3 unboxing gallery


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In this episode of Unboxing Live!, we give you a look at the DM-100 microphone attachment. If you’ve ever been unimpressed by the audio quality of your camcorder recordings, adding a dedicated, external microphone might be exactly what you need. The Canon DM-100 attaches directly to your mini shoe-equipped Canon HD camcorder, and drastically improves the quality of the sound. We give you a look at the DM-100 settings and physical features.


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Panasonic Lumix LX3 front

We’ve been playing with the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3 for a few days, and can’t deny how impressed we are. While we work on our Lumix LX3 review, we figured we’d hit you guys up with a quick Lumix LX3 unboxing gallery of the device. We’ve snapped a good 16 images showing you the Lumix LX3, along with everything else that’s included in the box. Our only regret? That we couldn’t use the Lumix LX3 to shoot the unboxing of itself. It’s that good.

Enjoy the gallery, and stay tuned for our review.

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Gallery: Panasonic Lumix LX3 unboxing gallery


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Kodak Zi6 box front

Continuing our look at pocket HD camcorders, we were able to get our hands on a new Kodak Zi6 Pocket Video Camera, which shoots in 720p high definition, at a full 60 frames per second. In case you were wondering, that’s unique for ultra-portable HD camcorders. There isn’t much storage space on-board, but that is rectified by the SD card slot, which supports up for a 32 GB SD card. The Kodak Zi6 also includes an SD AV cable, as well as an HD cable, allowing you to plug the camera directly into an to view the content on it. It takes two AA batteries, and they throw in two rechargeable AAs, as well a charger. We’ve taken a bunch of images of the device, which you can find in our Kodak Zi6 gallery. If you are interested in picking on up, here’s a Kodak Zi6 coupon link, where Kodak is offering $30 off. Not bad.

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Gallery: Kodak Zi6 HD Pocket Video Camera unboxing gallery


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Creative Vado HD sticker peel

When it comes to the handheld camcorder market, there are a few key players. Of course, there are the cameras that everyone knows and loves, but more recently these cameras have started to sport high definition recording features. While the Flip Mino HD is out there, we’ve also got the Kodak Zi6, as well as the Vado HD. In this particular unboxing gallery, we give you a closer look at the Creative Vado HD. As you’ll see, aside from the camera, which has an integrated USB stick for transferring videos to your computer, it also includes a rubber case, and even a USB extender cable, which is a very welcome addition. Hit the Creative Vado HD gallery to get a look at all the images.

Gallery: Creative Vado HD camcorder unboxing gallery


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Flip Mino black and white boxes

A few weeks ago, the Flip Mino was unleashed, becoming the first Flip Video camcorder that included a rechargeable internal battery. All Flips before that run on standard AA batteries. The Flip Mino is also a bit smaller than the original Flip Video camera, and the Flip Ultra. At a price of $179, it’s fairly decent. It’s certainly convenient, since it’s so light and has such a small footprint. Check out our Flip Mino unboxing gallery to get a look for yourself.

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Gallery: Flip Mino unboxing gallery


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In this episode of Unboxing Live, we open up a Nikon D80 Outfit kit. This is the retail box that includes both the Nikon D80 digital camera, as well as an 18-55mm lens. We will be taking a more thorough look at the Nikon D80 on Gear Live and The Bleeding Edge, so keep an eye out there if the unboxing happens to boost your appetite for more coverage on the camera.

Let us know what you think, or what you want us to unbox next!


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Nate True is back, guest-hosting another edition of Unboxing Live.  This time we have the super-fantastic Canon XH-A1 High Definition Digital Video Camcorder. The Canon XH-A1 is $4,000 of pure, high definition enjoyment, and we give you a peek at what’s inside the box.

Let us know what you think, or what you want us to unbox next!


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Gear Live has put up a gallery of their uboxing experience with the Kodak EasyShare V570 camera. This one is the world’s first dual lens digital camera, featuring both 35mm and wide angle lenses.

Kodak EasyShare V570

You can check out Gear Live’s Kodak V570 Gallery for the full Unboxing Ceremony smile


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Nick Starr recently got a new camera, a 10 megapixel Casio Exilim EX-Z1000, and he has diligently taken photos of the Unboxing Ceremony for all of us:

Casio EX-Z1000 10.1 Megapixels

Thanks for sharing, Nick! grin You can check out the rest of the photos in this Flickr set.

I’m sort of in the market for a new compact digital camera (and lusting after the Canon SD700 IS), but I’ll definitely check this Casio out. 10 megapixels is nothing to sneeze at!


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