The Geek Church

While I was at Samsung’s booth at CES Unveiled last night, I got a chance to view their newest camera. I have reviewed baby monitors like this before, but Samsung has figured out what people need.

In this one, you will never miss a moment as the sound and motion activated footage gets automatically uploaded to YouTube on their secure server. This footage can be viewed on any smartphone, tablet, laptop, PC, or Mac.

Setup is simple with just a touch to one’s home network, and it features two-way talk as well. It also features night visino with non-visible IR LEDs.

If you are interested, you can catch the Smart Cam sometime in March for about $149.

Some of you might remember when Samsung launched the MV800, a camera with two monitors. It was a point-and-shoot designed to take self-portraits, and it has just been upgraded.

The DualView DV300F is designed to take this type of camera to the next level with its built-in Wi-Fi. This allows the user for uploads of photos and videos to such sites like Picasa, Facebook, Flickr, and YouTube. You can also transfer photos through cloud storage devices such as Microsoft SkyDrive.

As for the other specs, it has 16 megapixel resolution, 5 x optical zoom, 25mm wide-angle lens, as well as some photo templates and “on-board image manipulation functions”.

You should be able to get the Samsung DualView DV300F in March for about $199.

With all the hype surrounding 3D TV at home, it is nice to hear that some manufacturer is doing something about it. Samsung has just begun to produce 40, 45, and 50-inch panels with 240MHz technology. These 3D TVs can deliver full HD in 2D and full HD in 3D at 240 frames per second.

Funny glasses are required, and this will be the “3D active glasses” that can block the left and then the right lens. Many of these are electronic in order to create this “flicker effect” required for good 3D.

Supposedly, the 3D TV market will be a $17 billion dollar industry by 2018. I would definitely like to see that.

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Wacom is putting out some very classy tablet pads, and one of them is the Intuos4.

As a fan of Sharper Image, I found the Portable Speaker System to be quite a delight.

Here is something that you might like: an Emoticon T-Shirt.

Ever wanted to have a camera film as you drive? Honestly, I don’t consider my commute all that exciting. For those of you who want to try this, the Car Cam Voyager is for you.

Samsung has recently unveiled some kid-friendly phones with CorbyTXT and CorbyPRO phones.

The big gadget show at CEATAC Japan revealed a very cool flexible OLED from Sony.

Wacom, makers of some cool touchpads has made several models with multiouch capacity.

Once again, the words “world’s smallest” has come up, this time with TRENDnet’s world’s smallest Wireless N USB adapter.

For those of you might be looking for a new Bluetooth headset should be looking at the i.VoicePRO 901.

Samsung has been making a cell phone with a very advanced camera with the SCH-W880.

Panasonic is planning on putting out a 50-inch 1080p Plasma screen that is Blu-Ray compatible. It is also 3-D compatible.

Here is a terrific new product, the Adesso 19-Key USB Numeric Keypad and Optical Mouse.

Like Lego? So do I? Here’s two new products that use Mini figures.

Here’s something interesting: a robot that obeys the master’s thoughts.

I’m planning to start the week off right with a little report on what is coming out.

For example, Toshiba’s JournE touch multimedia tablet. Looks cool, doesn’t it?

For those who are looking for the next exercise video game creation, look no further with the Domyos Interactive System.

Samsung has a new robot vacuum cleaner that could probably kick the Roomba’s dustbug with the Furot II.

Have you ever wanted a lock on your door that would email you when it is opened? Check out this one from the Kwikset.

I think that I’ve pretty much done 09-09-09 to death, and I don’t think that anyone is going to top Apple today.

However, there is much to talk about.

Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 6000 is one ultra thin beauty. Check it out here.

Like YouTube? So do I. In fact, some of you have seen my amateur vids. Like Blu-ray? I’ve only had some experience with it. You would be interested in Samsung is adding YouTube streaming to their Blu-ray players.

Check out Sony’s Bravia ZX5, a very slim LED-backlit HDTV.

You might want to check out Gunnar Optiks new eyewear, specifically designed for those who hang on computer screens all day.

If you are the one who needs a holster for all your gadgets, you should consider the Grab It Pack.

Although many blogs have tagged the KDDI iida Polaris as a cellphone robot, what it does is really not as impressive.