SlideShow: Canon's PowerShot N camera at CES 2013

Photos by Alex Davies

Canon's PowerShot N is a small point and shoot camera designed to compete with the rising tide of smartphones that are pretty good shooters. Compact, easy to use and with a flip-out touchscreen the PowerShot N also has built-in WiFi which helps make sharing photos much easier. The Canon PowerShot N costs $300 and features a 12.1- megapixel CMOS sensor and DIGIC 5 Image Processor, the ability to record 1080p Full HD video and built-in Hybrid Auto and Face ID systems.

SlideShow: Sony Xperia Z and ZL at CES 2013

Photos by Alex Davies

Las Vegas - Here are some photos from CES 2013 of the still behind glass Sony Xperia Z and ZL flagship Android smartphones. The smaller Xperia ZL is said to be the model that's coming to Canada.

Key features for Xperia Z  are a 5” 1080 x 1920p full HD Reality Display with Mobile BRAVIA Engine 2 3MP Fast Capture camera with Exmor RS for mobile, HDR video, Superior Auto and Noise Reduction to effortlessly capture razor sharp pictures and videos in any conditions • Dust and water resistant (IP55 & IP57) with a durable glass display a 1.5 GHz asynchronous quad-core Snapdragon S4 processor with 2GB RAM and Battery STAMINA mode improves standby time by at least 4 times

SourceCode: At CES 2013, Ultra HD is the new 3D

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

At CES 2013, 4K or Ultra HD TVs are the next big thing in consumer electronics and home theatre. They are this year's 3D. the must-have big feature that embellishes the newest home theatre models on the show floor.

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Amazon Prime now available in Canada but only offers two-day shipping for $79.99 a year

Amazon Prime is now available to Canadians but the only includes the free two-day shipping option and has no tie ins to the Instant Streaming of Movies and TV Shows or the Instant Access to Kindle Books that users in the US enjoy. 

The service costs $79, this gives Canadians free two-day shipping to "most cities" in Canada. In rural areas, specifically North or the Maritimes, users get unlimited shipping but without the two-day guarantee. Hit jump to read more about the truncated Amazon Prime service in Canada.

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