From the new Spring/Summer 2012 Alexander Wang collection we present the Prisma iPad Case. Coming in premium black leather, the zip-up case comes with metal accents on all corners of the case, matching the bold zipper and infusing the rather simple case the classic Wang look. The iPad case is now available from Restir.

Sigma today announced the new Merrill series of digital cameras with the introduction of the DP1 Merrill and DP2 Merrill. The Merrill series is named in honor of Richard “Dick” Merrill, the co-creator of the Foveon X3 Direct Image Sensor technology that powers Sigma’s unique lineup of cameras.

“These upgraded, high resolution, fixed lens compact digital cameras now incorporate the same APS-C sized 46-megapixel X3 image sensor found in the company’s flagship SD1 SLR, now also known as the Sigma SD1 Merrill. This name change not only pays homage to Merrill, but it also reflects new production efficiencies that will result in a substantial reduction in the camera’s market price starting next month.

The Sigma DP1 Merrill and DP2 Merrill each boast exclusively-designed, high-performance telecentric fixed lenses. The DP1 Merrill features a wide, 19mm F2.8 lens, which is the equivalent to a 28mm lens on a 35mm SLR camera. The DP2 Merrill, however, offers a 30mm F2.8 lens, which is the equivalent to a 45mm lens on a 35mm camera. Both cameras are compact and lightweight, and feature Sigma’s own “F” Low Dispersion (FLD) glass, which performs like fluorite glass and significantly improves lens performance, as well as Super Multi Layer Coating to reduce flare and ghosting. With the 46-megapixel, full-color Foveon X3 Direct Image Sensor, the new DP cameras capture all primary RGB colors at each pixel location with three layers, which results in incredibly detailed images with a three-dimensional feel.”

Pricing and availability of the new Sigma digital cameras will follow soon.

With the masses of iPhone cases that we come across every day, you might think that finding a really nice one is easy, but it turns out to be quite some work. This new cloud camouflage rubber iPhone 4G case by J.Crew is in fact one of the nicest ones we have come across recently, as most others are either too wild or just boring.

Take a further look at the case after the jump.

It look as if Nikon’s latest high-end DSLR, the D800, will be releasing soon. Word has it, this new 36.3 megapixel CMOS sensor camera will be capable of 7360 x 4912 resolution images and also possessing the ability to create 1080p digital video. Stay tuned for more details and images. (Source: Engadget)

Olympus is bringing back the classic OM series. With an official preview still a couple of days away, we get an early look at the OM-D E-M5 digital camera. The micro four thirds camera will feature a 16 megapixel sensor, electronic viewfinder, one of the fastest autofocus systems on the market, and a weatherproof magnesium body. We love the look of the camera, which seems especially robust. How it performs, we will only find out once the first hands-on reviews are out.

Another look follows after the jump.

Spigen SGP has released their GLASt iPhone 4/4s screen protector that instead of being a simple film to protect your mobile device, it is actually an extremely slim piece of glass. It utilizes a strong silicone adhesive to stay in place and when in place properly, it will not affect the touch screen sensitivity. This handy little guy can be yours for $27.99 from the Spigen site.

First images of the upcoming Pentax K-01 camera, designed by Marc Newson, have leaked this week. But the camera does not only look cool, it also comes with the world’s thinnest interchangeable lens.

“This unifocal standard lens offers a focal length equivalent to 61mm in the 35mm format, and measures a mere 9.2 millimeters in length, making it the world’s thinnest interchangeable lens. Thanks to its super-thin design, it is highly portable and easy to store and carry. Its optics were designed based on those of the acclaimed smc PENTAX-DA 40mm F2.8 Limited lens. Its maximum aperture of F2.8 produces sharp, bright images in a wide range of applications, including snapshots, scenic photos, portraits, and even incident-light indoor shooting.”

The camera so far looks promising, hopefully we can soon show you more. A few more images of the camera follow after the jump.

TomTom GPS systems has added a couple of more characters from The Simpsons – they already have Homer – to their special guest voices for their navigation apps. You can now cruise around while Marge and Mr. Burns assist you as you navigate through unfamiliar territory. Check out TomTom for information.

We take a look at the Bang Bang Gun Doorknob by designer Nikita Kovalev. Coming in black, gold and several silver and chrome options, it looks like you have to pull the trigger in order to open the door. Certainly an interesting concept that will catch attention at your home.

Take a further look after the jump.

When Vivitar created the Ultra Wide and Slim, they sought out to produce a cheap point and shoot film camera for the masses. What they achieved was legendary. With it’s wide angle 22mm lens, the Ultra Wide and Slim framed each image with a strong vignette.

Four Corner Store has acquired a limited run of 75 factory fresh, brand new Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slims. This extremely rare camera gave birth to the 35mm toy camera movement, and now is your chance to own one of the most coveted cameras ever.

Each of our Ultra Wide and Slims are presented in a hand made wooden box by the Nezinscot Guild of Turner, Maine. Carefully wrapped in a Four Corner Store drawstring bag, every box will be hand numbered and contain a roll of the world famous C-41 Black and White film.

This may be the last chance you will have to own a brand new Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim. You can purchase them right now here.