Samsung offers the next step up from their NX200 camera with this NX210. The mirrorless camera system features a 20.3 megaixel APS-C sensor, which should produce some nice images. Other features include 15 focus points, a 3″ screen, a hot shoe for external flashes, video capability, and more. You can see the full review of the camera at DP Review.

Today Nikon introduces the new Nikon D3200, an entry-level D-SLR camera. The Nikon D3200 features a compact, lightweight body, a super high resolution 24.2-megapixel DX-format CMOS sensor, Full HD (1080p) video recording with full time autofocus (AF) and 4 frames-per-second (fps) high-speed continuous shooting mode. Also, Nikon D3200 users will be able to take advantage of the new WU-1a Wireless Mobile Adapter. When connected to the camera, this optional adapter can wirelessly send images to mobile devices like smartphones and tablets, preview an image before shooting and control the camera remotely.

The Nikon D3200 outfitted with the AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR lens will be available in late April 2012 for a suggested retail price of $699.99 in either Black or Red. The optional WU-1a Wireless Mobile Adapter, sold separately, will be available in late May 2012 for a suggested retail price of $59.95.

Supreme officially announces that their online shop is now optimized for your iPhone. Simply visit the Supreme site using Safari and select Add to Home Screen. Sure, it’s not a stand-alone app, but a mobile optimized site is still a strong look for the online Supreme shopper.

Today we come across a great new glass smart phone and tablet concept by Andrew Solesbury. If the future looks like this, we are definitely already excited.

“The Glass Smart Phone/Tablet is a concept for the future smart phone; edge to edge, and totally transparent.
It has front and rear facing 3D cameras for tracking motion of both the scenery and the user. Together they can create fully tracked augmented reality, and couple with a 3D screen that needs no glasses, everything will look as if it is actually there.

The screen is also totally transparent. All the electronics are held in the tiny multifunctional on/off button, thanks to advances in microscopic electronic components.”

Take a detailed look at the devices after the jump.

Here comes a rather unexpected move by Swedish furniture brand/discounter IKEA – they are moving into electronic. Of course IKEA found the perfect way in for themselves. Taking the mess of home entertainment systems as the starting point, the brand figured out that in order to get rid of it, they would have to combine the furniture and the electronics – that is exactly what they ended up doing.

Come Fall 2012, The Verge reports that IKEA will be introducing their first home entertainment system products – UPPLEVA.

“The range includes three designs, all of which incorporate an LED TV, 2.1 sound system with wireless subwoofers, Wi-Fi for smart TV features, and DVD / Blu-Ray players. The company is planning to launch in Sweden, France, Italy, Poland, Spain, Denmark, Norway, and Portugal in the fall, with a worldwide rollout in spring 2013. The furniture is intended to hide away cables, and will come in a number of different color options.

A few specs on the system have been announced — the LED panels are full HD (suggesting 1080p) which Ikea says have a 400Hz refresh rate and come in four sizes, with four HDMI inputs, two USB ports, and support for DivX HD files. There’s also extra storage, which means that your Xbox 360 and PS3 won’t need to be left out.

The range, dubbed “Uppleva” (meaning experience) is designed to make your home entertainment simpler to use, with one remote to command the whole system. It’s built by Chinese manufacturer TCL, a company better known in the US under the RCA brand, or as Alcatel in Europe. The base model is set to cost SEK 6,500 (about $995) with a 5-year guarantee, though it’s not clear what’s included at this price point, or how much the full version will cost.”

As long as they keep the build-up instructions for these things simple, we do not see how this cannot become a success!

TAG Heuer may be synonymous with watches, but since 2008, they’ve been dabbling in luxury smart phones. They first started with the MERIDIIST phone, but since times have changed in the world of smart phones since then, and in 2011, TH updated their phone offerings with the LINK. The latest LINK phones feature a powerful 1GHz processor and run on the Google Android operating system, so you can get your apps and all that good stuff. This latest collection of phones feature some great materials such as calfskin leather, alligator leather, carbon fiber, Argentinean leather and diamonds.

Check out the new LINK phones after the jump.

Just when you think you’ve seen it all as far as products featuring art work by Keith Haring, something else comes along. SENSEO has utilized a couple of works by the iconic artist on two coffee machines. In addition to the actual machines featuring the art work, it appears that some mugs will be available to match the coffee makers. Selectism reports that these limited edition products will be releasing sometime this month throughout Europe. Check out the video below to see some of its features.

The rumors just do not stop. Not only did the rumors come up again, they even mention that Apple is planning on bringing 6 million units to market in the third quarter of 2012.

“The NetEase report is based on “Taiwan media reports” and is said to be based on orders that Apple is placing to factories in the region, notably Honhai Precision (Foxconn) and Pegatron.

The report comes after The Korea Times wrote last month that Samsung was supplying Apple with “new PLS-based LCD technology for smaller iPads.” An unnamed Samsung official also told the publication that Apple was “planning to release a smaller iPad, probably with a 7.86-inch screen,” later this year. The current iPad has a 9.7-inch screen.” (Via Mashable)

Of course this is not the first time that we have heard such rumors and until now they have never been true. We will of course keep you posted.

MarketPlace Asia takes us inside Foxconn, one of the largest Chinese tech producers. Foxcoon also produces the Apple iPads and iPhones. Today we get a look inside their factories and the iPad production line. It is very interesting hearing the good and bad about these massive production facilities in China – as usual one cannot look at it only from one side.

Enjoy!

The Impossible Project introduces their new Black Label Polaroid SX-70 camera. Any folding Polaroid camera will catch peoples attention, but this new Black Label version is especially nice we have to admit. This unique kit contains a carefully refurbished SX70 camera, documentation, two packs of PX600 Silver Shade UV+ Black Frame film and a ND filter for use of the camera with type 600 film such as the included film in this kit. The upper is all black with nice premium black leather coating details.

You can purchase the camera now here.