Canon EOS Rebel XS Digital SLR Camera

Canon USA has announced the introduction of the EOS Rebel XS, a new entry-level digital camera cheaper SLR Canon makes technology as an optical image stabilized lens and easy to use professional features in the hands of new photographers. Consumers looking to take their photograph one more step and begin shooting with a reflex find the transition easier than ever Canon Rebel XS new digital SLR. The mother of photographing a little league, shooting a wonderful new tourist city, the Canon Rebel...

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Toshiba Thrive Android 3.1 Tablet

Toshiba Thrive comes with a rear plate is easy to slip grip interchangeable and user-replaceable battery. The Toshiba tablet Thrive Android will start shipping next month (July 10). Reportedly, the Toshiba Tablet 10 “can pre-order from 13 June for a price of $ 429 (8GB version), $ 479 (16GB model) and $ 579 (32GB). Toshiba tablet is also equipped with the gyroscope, accelerometer, a 5 megapixel camera looking back suitable for 720p video recording, a 2-megapixel front camera, ambient light sensor,...

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Wine online works for buyers and sellers

IF you want the ultimate challenge, it would be to sell a product that is in chronic oversupply in the softest discretionary retail market for many years. Which is why Cracka Wines' achievement of averaging 20 per cent growth month on month since the start of 2011 with virtually no marketing is an amazing effort. Turnover is on track to reach around $20 million this financial year and a sharemarket float is on the horizon. According to managing director Dean Taylor, the secret is to be friends...

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Six top tips to boost your business online

SMALL businesses are missing "huge opportunities" by not going online, as new figures reveal that more than half of Australia’s smaller operators don’t have a website. While almost all (95.5 per cent) larger companies have a web presence, just 43 per cent of businesses with less than 20 employees are online, according to Australian Bureau of Statistics figures released yesterday. The Business Use of Information Technology report also showed that even fewer - 26 per cent - are using the web to...

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NASA Defends Its Selection Of Locations For Retired Shuttles August 27, 2011

NASA said on Thursday that it chose wisely when picking new homes for the retired space shuttles. The shuttles were awarded in April to museums in suburban Washington, Los Angeles, Cape Canaveral, Florida and New York based on recommendations by a NASA team and a decision by NASA Administrator Charles Bolden. Congressional and local officials for two of the losing cities had asked for an investigation, claiming that political influences were involved in the bidding process. “We found no evidence...

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Hurricane Irene Almost 1/3rd The Size Of US East Coast

Hurricane Irene is a major hurricane, and NASA satellite data shows its diameter is now about one-third the length of the U.S. Atlantic coastline. Meanwhile, far in the eastern Atlantic Ocean a tenth tropical depression formed. One satellite image captured both storms and shows the tremendous difference in their size. NOAA’s GOES-13 satellite saw Hurricane Irene moving through the Bahamas on August 25, 2011 at 10:02 a.m. EDT and far to the east off the African coast was newly born Tropical Depression...

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Obesity Rates Rising To Dangerous Levels

Experts warned Friday that half of the US population could be obese by 2030, according to a new report in the Lancet. A two-decade trend of steady weight gain would see 65 million more obese adults, raising the national total to 164 million. Roughly one-third of the US population is currently obese. “At the rate we’re looking at right now, it’s a dire prediction,” Claire Wang, assistant professor of health policy and management at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health and lead...

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Did Facebook Really Have A Trillion Page Views In June?

According to Time magazine, Facebook has hit 1 trillion page views, the first website to achieve that measure. However the page view measurement service comScore has a wildly different number. Its latest report, for July, found that Facebook had “just” 467 billion monthly page views. Whatever the actual number, Facebook still leaves the second place website, Google, in the dust. The measuring of internet traffic is an extremely imprecise art, and each tracker uses its own combination of metrics....

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