FOR SALE: RED VANILLA LAPTOP BAG

for sale:

red vanilla laptop bag
features:

• synthetic leather
• padded laptop compartment
• matching cable/cosmetic kit
• inner pocket for gadgets
• pen holder and key clip
• larger outer pocket for documents
• metal feet for added protection
• straps long enough to wear on shoulder

design: workday
size: for 14 to 17 inch laptops
color: hot pink
bought at power mac for 3.6K, 8 months ago but rarely used
very good condition
with: bag container and pouch

selling price: 2K
RFS: i have a smaller MSI wind.. it used to be bag for my HP artist edition lappy..

For Sale: 2nd hand AUTHENTIC GUCCI watch

model number: YA105508
with box, plastics, card, tags..

originally bought in sydney

in very good condition (only used during special occasions)


selling price:20k neg

price at prestige sm: around 28k.. cheap na yan!

Canon officially introduced EOS 50D

Those leaked EOS D50 specs on Canon’s Chinese site? Real. The official announcement came today and everything tallies with what we saw on Friday. 15.1 megapixel CMOS sensor (with 1.6x crop factor), a big 3″ LCD screen, Live View (for previewing images on the screen), ISO running up to 12800 (in a special, try-not-to-use-it hidden mode) and, possibly the most interesting, Canon’s new image processing chip, the DIGIC 4. In digicams, the two things which impact the picture quality (after the light has made it in through the lens) are the sensor and the image processor. The 50D is the first Canon camera to use the new DIGIC 4 chip, and it appears to be an incremental upgrade.

If you have a fast enough memory card (Compact Flash) then you’ll get a whopping 90 jpeg images in a single burst, at up to 6.3 fps. RAW shooters see a smaller improvement: you get 16 shots before the camera pauses for breath. The new DIGIC also includes face detection (up to 35 faces!) and in-camera vignetting controls with supported EF lenses. This last gets the rather fancy title of “Peripheral Illumination Correction”. There is also built-in sensor cleaning along with dust removal software which, in a fit of alliteration, Canon has named “Dust Delete Data Detection”. Other goodies include HDMI out and nine-point autofocus. The price for all these whizz-bang features? $1400.

Source: Wired/RLSLOG

iPhone Jailbreak Now Quickpwned

For all of you that care, or have/getting an iPhone - iPhone Jailbreak Now Quickpwned: No Need for iTunes-Based Restore

News is just out of a new way to jailbreak your iPhone, and this time the tool is specifically designed to work “quickly and easily, without requiring a full restore.” Quickpwn has been released as a beta, intended to complement the main PwnageTool. It works with iPhones and iPod’s running 2.0.1 firmware, and operates very quickly without needing iTunes to rebuild/restore your device afterwards. This beta version is basically feature-complete, but lacks a “funky UI” (they’re adding that soon) and is currently windows only (other OS’s are “coming soon”). It’s available here. Keep your eyes open for a complete version (though remember that even though it’s development software, it’s apparently “impossible for this to permanently damage your device”).

Link to Windows Version of Pwnage Tool: Rapidshare

Source: RLSLOG

LightZone.v3.0 Retail (tee)

LightZone: built for photography

LightZone fully embraces fearless visual experimentation.

LightZone provides a unique visual approach to digital photo editing, allowing you to focus on what you want to do with your photos, not how you do it. All operations are live and have an immediate effect upon which you can make new editing decisions. No more guess work. The software allows you to enhance photos in a simple and natural way, without the steep learning-curve found in many other software programs.

Features:

LightZone is 100% non-destructive

Connecting the dots

Built-in intelligence

Unlimited layers

Powerful selections and mask

Instant Styles, Intelligent Tools, Powerful Workflow

Check out the introduction videos here.

LightZone is 100% non-destructive.

From editing RAW photographs or JPEG, TIFF or DNG photos, LightZone is a complete digital image editing application in a single software package. LightZone's intelligent editing features help adjust exposures, boost overall color, correct color shifts and white balance errors, selectively sharpen or blur images or parts of images, remove dust spots and reduce the noise often found in high-ISO digital images.

Connecting the dots

LightZone is the only photo-editor where every operation is a smart operation.

No more tweaking of confusing histograms, no more guess-work; a single slider in LightZone can adjust any of the 16 exposure values in an image: individually, grouped or selectively.

Built-in intelligence

Safely experiment with change in exposures without changing color or vice versa. Instantly create High Dynamic Range images, without the need to take multiple exposures. All operations are performed in a 16-bit dynamic range for maximum editing flexibility.

Unlimited layers

An unlimited tool stack allows for unlimited edits to the photograph, in which the hierarchy determines in what order these edits are performed.

Edit instructions are stored as non destructive operational layers (rather than pixel layers). Individual edit operations can be sequenced differently and turned on or off.

Powerful selections and mask

While many accurate adjustments can be made with tools without selections because of LightZone's advanced image analysis technology, sometimes a specific region requires more attention or isolation.

LightZone's live-regions with feathering can be changed in shape, or moved even after the edit is applied. Regions are linked to individual tools, allowing for very detailed editing operations.

Instant Styles:

High Dynamic Range
High Dynamic Range sunset
Black and White Toning
Blue filter Black and White
Contrast and Pop
InfraRed Look
Lomo Look
Palladium Toning
Sepia
Wow
Soft Wow
Page Soft Wow
Shadows opener
Alien InfraRed
Style creation
Import and Export Styles

Intelligent Tools:

Relight tool
Colorized Black and White
Hue/saturation
Noise reduction
Modify live RAW adjustments
Selections and Masks
White Balance
ZoneMapper
Sharpen
Blur
Color Balance
Clone and stamp
Red-eye removal

Powerful Workflow:

Embedded edit tool-stack in JPEG
Selective edit history
Metadata editor & preference
Lift and batch-apply Styles
Image stack and unstack
Smart select
Send and preference
Help and advice
Convert
Drag-and-drop
Photo browser
Batch processing
New camera RAW support
Rank and sort
Soft Proof
Printing with automatic resize
RAW selective editing
Lightroom integration
iPhoto® integration
Aperture integration


Size: 25.74 MB (rar file)
OS: Windows
Info: Homepage, NFO file
Download links: Torrent (thepiratebay)

Casper v5.0.1294 (iND)

Description: Casper creates a complete copy of your system hard disk, including the operating system, applications, settings, and all of your data. Casper makes it easy to keep a complete and instantly bootable backup replacement hard disk for your system. Should your system hard disk fail or become corrupted by a virus or spyware attack, you can boot and run your computer directly from your backup hard disk and be up and running again in seconds!

Release Name: Casper.v5.0.1294-iND
Size: 3.75 MB, ind-c86a
OS: Windows OS
Info: Homepage, NFO file
Download links: Download Multi-Hosts, Search Torrent (NTi)

Source: RLSLOG

Study: bank websites totally insecure

A soon to be released University of Michigan study will show that more than 75% of banking websites have serious security flaws. According to Atul Prakash, professor of electrical engineering and computer science, these flaws are design issues that cannot be quickly solved with a simple patch or upgrade. Prakash, along with doctoral students Laura Falk and Kevin Borders, studied 214 financial institutions and found that the most serious issue was the placement of contact or security information on insecure pages. Prakash argues that this can easily lead to phishing attacks by the placement of bogus numbers that lead to scam artists.

Approximately 55% of the sites had this problem, while 47% placed login boxes on insecure pages. Prakash is recommending that banks use SSL protocol to secure their login pages. Why any bank still has a non-SSL login page is beyond me. Rounding out the top five security problems are poor email security, broken chain of trust where banks redirect users to insecure outside sites and inadequate user id and passwords. 31, 30 and 28 percent of websites had these problems, respectively. Prakash’s study titled “Analyzing Web Sites for User-Visible Security Design Flaws” will be released later this month on his website here.

Source: TG Daily, Rlslog