Shts of Olympus E-430 turn up online?!

You have to take it with the usual grain of salt, but if a poster on the photo-Forum.net are to be believed, what you are looking over the Olympus is yet to be announced E-430 Digital Camera, apparently a follow-up to the company E-330 DSLR. According to the same shows, it is supposed to be 12 megapixels number, and packs a live-view, flip-out 2.5-inch LCD, a wired remote control option, and slightly more continuous shooting frame rate and that grands crus stamp his predecessor. Of course, the real stand-out feature is that the design, which seemed so close to where it needs to be real, even if we advise you to wait a few official before receiving your word too many hopes.

Microsoft and HP help Disney brings back the House of the Future...

The Disney parks have been receiving all types of updates in recent times, and the last is the revival of the "House of the Future," which originally opened in 50 years and presented such household space age technology as microwave ovens and plastic furniture. The new attraction avoids the original form from the outside, you see above, for a more classic look, but it is located inside of the action: Disney, Microsoft, HP and spent more than LifeWare $ 15 million on hardware and software designed to give visitors a glimpse of a hyper-connected future. Tech presentations will include home automation, automatic networking, and touch surfaces-based computers, and intelligent devices - all things that designers consider to be five to 10 years. The new House of the Future is set to open in May in Tommorrowland - any guesses how long it takes before someone built a replica complete?