Ferrari 458 Italia (summer 2010)

With a 0-62mph time of less than 3.4 seconds and a top speed in excess of 202mph the new 458 Italia is certainly one of the fastest cars Ferrari has built. Using its extensive knowledge gained in motorsport, the carmaker has designed the newcomer as the ultimate sports car.

Fujifilm roars into 2010 with 18 new digital cameras

Fujifilm will be launching a record-braking number of new cameras at this year’s PMA show, eighteen so far and still counting!?  This new line-up boasts a wide range of features using EXR technology and Fujinon optics. You’ll find a roster of cameras that feature high-powered wide-angle zoom lenses, face recognition, HD movie, image stabilization, 3D imaging and a first this year, “pet detection” technology that recognizes the features of dogs and cats. In addition, a new HD player accessory is compatible with the new 2010 FinePix line.

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iPad The best way to experience the web, email, photos, and video. Hands down.

All of the built-in apps on iPad were designed from the ground up to take advantage of the large Multi-Touch screen and advanced capabilities of iPad. And they work in any orientation. So you can do things with these apps that you can’t do on any other device.

Safari
iPad is the best way to experience the web. View whole pages in portrait or landscape on the large Multi-Touch screen. And let your fingers do the surfing.

Mail
There’s nothing like the Mail app on iPad. With a split-screen view and expansive onscreen

Honda CR-Z (summer 2010)

Hybrid cars are set to get an injection of life thanks to this latest offering from Honda. Named the CR-Z, it has a sportier look thanks to its sleek coupe shape and should be good to drive, helped by an advanced chassis. It’s powered by a new 1.5-litre engine with 124bhp, making it more powerful than the Insight. Honda is claiming that it will do 56mpg with CO2 emissions of 117g/km, although these aren’t official yet. While it shares some components with the Insight it is around a foot shorter while the wheelbase is also smaller. This – according to Honda – will make it much lighter and more agile.

Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG (summer 2010)

This is the new Mercedes-Benz sports car that comes with a hint of the company’s past. Called the SLS AMG, it will be fitted with vertically opening doors. And it’s not merely style over substance, as Mercedes-Benz says the doors require less room to open than conventional coupe doors. Crucially they can be opened in standard sized garages too. On the engine front, the newcomer will be fitted with a 6.3-litre V8 producing 571bhp along with immense low down pulling power

Audi A1

The A1 is a three-door hatch, it will be the cheapest model offered by the premium German brand. At less than four metres long, the city-friendly model will also be the smallest model Audi offers, yet the firm promises that the quality and finish will be up its usual high standard. And despite its compact dimensions, Audi says there is enough room for four adults and their luggage.

Audi R8 Spyder (mid 2010)

The ultimate Audi is getting even more stylish – by losing its roof. Called the R8 Spyder, it comes with a fully automatic lightweight fabric hood and will only be available with the more powerful V10 engine. With prices starting at a shade under £112,000 it’s guaranteed to be even more exclusive than the standard R8 when the first cars arrive here in early 2010. As well as open air enjoyment, Audi says the Spyder will offer coupe-like refinement with the roof up, giving owners the best of both worlds.

Aston Martin Rapide

It may be famous for traditional sports cars, but Aston Martin has broken with tradition by launching a four-door model. Like the new Porsche Panamera, it’s designed to be a large luxury sports car, rather than a traditional saloon, but still offers useful practicality.

Kodak announces Kodak ESP Office 6150 All-in-One printer with WiFi

The KODAK ESP Office 6150 advanced feature set includes:

* Four-in-One system with print, copy, scan and fax capabilities;
* Latest Wi-Fi technology and extremely easy wireless set-up;
* Intuitive control panel provides quick and easy access to the tasks used most;
* Print documents up to 32/30 ppm in black/color6;
* Copy documents up to 27/26 cpm in black/color;
* High-capacity paper tray – holds up to 200 pages;
* Efficient two-sided printing for paper and time savings;
* Scan multiple pictures simultaneously up to 1200 DPI – software creates separate files automatically;
* Fast, efficient faxing at 33.6 kbps with 30-page document feeder.

In addition to the launch of the ESP Office 6150, Kodak also announced an enhanced ink replacement offering which provides greater convenience for consumers who print more frequently. Kodak’s new ink replacement offerings include a new Kodak Black Ink Cartridge 10XL and improved Kodak Color Ink Cartridge 10C to enable consumers to print more with added convenience and less trips to the store for replacement ink cartridges.

The Kodak ESP Office 6150 All-in-One printer will be available on the marked in April 2010 and cost about $230.

HTC Bravo smartphone due April 2010

With all the speculation and confusion surrounding HTC’s new line of smartphones, it’s difficult to tell which rumors are true. The most credible source on the Bravo so far is a leaked HTC brochure (below). Based on the specs outlined in the brochure, the Bravo will be a spectacular smartphone.

This sleek handset measures 4.41″ by 2.2″ by 0.46″ thick. It sports a large 3.7 inch AM-OLED touchscreen.

The Bravo features HTC’s Sense user interface. It has a virtual QWERTY keyboard (no physical keyboard) and includes an optical joystick below the screen.

The processor is the fast Qualcomm QSD8250 1GHz Snapdragon. Internal memory consists of a 512MB flash ROM and 256MB RAM, plus a removable 16 GB microSD card.

The camera is a 5 megapixel auto-focus unit with LED flash and 720p HD video capture/playback. It also has DivX and Dolby support.

Other features include an FM radio, 3.5 mm audio jack, compass, accelerometer, GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 EDR, microUSB data/charger jack, and a 1400 mAh battery.

Jaguar XJ (early 2010)

Jaguar’s re-invention continues with the all-new (and coupe-like) XJ that goes on sale next year. The traditional looks – a hallmark of large Jaguars since the 1960s – have been replaced with slick and sophisticated styling that looks more to the future than the past. Interiors have always been a Jaguar strong point and the new XJ continues this with an elegant cabin that matches old-fashioned craftsmanship with the latest in-car gadgets.