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Sandisk Fit

I have many pendrives, not because i use them alot but because i really like collecting them and they always come in handy. Recently almost all PenDrive manufacturers started making extremely small pendrives. The first question that comes to a person's mind is that "Oh man! m gonna loose such a small pendrive!" Well, you gonna end up loosing anything if you dont keep it carefully.

There are pendrives in the market which are extremely thin, which have only one side of the USB plug, even i have one of those, and honestly speaking they are too fragile and not at all user friendly.

This one in particular, has impressed me alot, the new Sandisk Fit. It is as small as a Quarter (A bit smaller) , it is robust at the same time is extremely fast. They even managed to put a small LED in it. I use one in my car and the other in my Key Chain if i need to transfer data anytime at all.

It is very tough and good to look at and the best part, IT IS CHEAP!!

The 4GB is INR500 ($12) and it gets the job done.

Highly recommended to anyone who wants his data all the time with him or just for the sake of having a small PenDrive!!.

Edifice Red Bull (Limited Edition)

Speed & intelligence is what defines the Casio Edifice! CASIO India Private Limited, a 100% subsidiary of the JPY 341.7 Billion consumer electronics giant Casio Computer Co. Japan, is the official partner of RED BULL RACING, and today launched new EDIFICE sporty metal watches for men.



The new line-up of Edifice watches were launched at a glittering party by Toshiharu Okimuro, Head Overseas Sales, Akio Ota, Head Watch Overseas Sales, Naka, Managing Director, Casio India & Kulbhushan Seth, Head – Marketing & Sales Casio India.

These new models were designed to match the spirit of F1 racing & to convey the image technology oriented watches. The watches feature blue highlights on the dial and the lower layer of the bezel to match the Redbull F1 team colours, together with a second hand and red dial marks. These watches are equipped with an electronic crown switch and CASIO’S unique SMART ACCESS systems, which simplifies the multiple functioning of the watch.

The Limited Edition EQS- A1000 RB watch includes full auto calendar, 1/20 seconds stop watch, timer, alarm and world time. The watch uses five motors to independently operate the hour, minute and second hands, which turn on the same axis. There is also a non radio controlled model with a large disk indicator. The independent drives ensure the smooth movement of each hand. It has integrated tough solar power system, which helps in generating power from both sunlight as well as fluorescent light. The watch is approximately 193g in weight and is water resistant. It can operate non- stop for about 29 months with full charge and coordinate universal time. Incorporated with coordinated universal time of about 29 cities along with the tough solar power (solar charging) system makes it al the more unique .The watch is capable of working for about 18 months with the power saving function.

Marshall Major (Unboxtherapy)

Awesome Marshall Major headphones with Vintage Marshall Styling and confortable earcups.

They are even worn by the King Khan- Shahrukh Khan
(Same thing Black Color)

Nikon 1

Nikon has finally arrived to the mirrorless camera party with its Nikon V1 and J1. Though a tad bit late, one could say Nikon was taking the time to not only develop their own proprietary sensor, but also come up with a hybrid contrast-phase-detect focusing system. However, it seems like they may have overlooked a few key aspects of what a mirrorless camera should be like.

Pricing is definitely steep on this one, especially given the lack of some basic features like the lack of access to manual mode through the mode dial on the back. We just can't seem to gather the heart to shell out Rs 45,450 for a camera that should be in the 'DSLR-replacement' camp, but seems to fit better in the 'point-and-shoot' segment.

Pros:

• Great high ISO performance
• Blazing fast and accurate focus system
• Solid build quality
• Dual shutters (mechanical and electronic)

Cons

• Pricey
• Cluttered menu system
• Lack of PASM on mode dial
• No auto-focus or exposure correction in high speed shooting mode