Tuesday, March 2, 2010

This is my high power led blog

Brando already has a couple of LED video/photo lights, but they’re fairly extreme . This Tiny Cordless LED Light looks much more portable. It packs 76 LEDs and unhelpfully it needs 5 AA batteries, but it would be useful for macro or product shoots, or stick it on the top of your camcorder for a touch of warm light. It even comes with an orange filter to simulate tungsten (incandescent) light and a diffuser. Best of all it won’t get hot. US$39

Cordless 76-LED Tiny Video Light, this light is small but Brightness and Widest Photo/Video Light. More Brightness, Less Heat!! Additional White-Color Diffuse and Yellow-Color Diffuse Filters attach in the front of Light to provide different effects.

Tags: gadget, photography, brando, tiny+cordless+led+light, led+video+light

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Last month, Google had shared a major announcement that it and various other companies had been hit by apparently successful hacker attacks, and the means of access of the wrong-doers was a much critical unpatched or "zero-day" hole in Microsoft's Internet Explorer web browser.


Google has shared that it had managed to discover some definite attacks in mid-December, and these originated in China. The hackers, according to the company, had tried to break into Gmail accounts and steal information about various human rights activists.


The flaw in the Internet Explorer was apparently exploited to install a Trojan horse which ended up allowing complete remote control over a compromised computer. Although the security issue affects IE versions 6, 7 and 8, the only known attacks were made against IE6.


As has been shared by Microsoft, security measures prevented hackers from using the said zero-day flaw. The company claims that Protected Mode for IE 7 and 8, and Data Execution Protection for IE 8 had been put into place.



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