Other specifications include a 2.7 inch touchscreen LCD display, and it can record up to 24 hours of HD video. You can see a full list of the specifications and features in the press release below.

The Canon VIXIA HF 32 will be available in September for $999.

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Press Release

Canon U.S.A. Expands Its VIXIA Lineup with the New VIXIA HF M32 Dual Flash Memory Camcorder

New Camcorder Features 64GB of Internal Flash Memory and Provides SDXC Memory Card Compatibility for Super-Expandable Capacity Up To 2TB

LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging technology, today introduces the new VIXIA HF M32 Dual Flash Memory camcorder. The VIXIA HF M32 is an easy-to-use, movie-making tool capable of hours upon hours of high-quality HD video recording, ideal for the aspiring family documentarian or social-networking fanatic. Equipped with 64GB of internal flash memory, the new camcorder can record up to 24 hours of HD video and also includes an SD memory card slot that is fully compatible with latest generation SDXC memory cards. The new SDXC memory card specification increases storage capacity from 32GB up to 2TB and enhances data transfer speeds.

“All people, regardless of race, religion or culture, harmoniously living and working together into the future”

Like its predecessors in the VIXIA HF M-series (VIXIA HF M31, HF M30, HF M300), the VIXIA HF M32 offers stunning HD video in an ultra-sleek, compact and lightweight body. The VIXIA HF M32 retains Canon’s proprietary imaging technologies – a Genuine Canon HD Video Lens, HD CMOS Image Sensor and DIGIC DV III Image Processor – and like other VIXIA HF M-series camcorders, features a Touch Panel LCD and a host of features that make capturing and sharing stunning HD video easier than ever before, including:

Smart Auto: Makes shooting great video even easier by utilizing Canon’s DIGIC DV III Image Processor to intelligently detect and analyze brightness, color, distance and movement and automatically select the best setting for the scene being recorded.
Touch & Track: Enables users to select a subject on the Touch Panel LCD which will then be recognized and tracked. This sophisticated technology recognizes faces, objects, and even animals, ensuring the subject will always be in focus and properly exposed.
Relay Recording: Allows users to capture uninterrupted video when the primary recording media is full. The camcorder will continue to record a scene by switching from one memory source to the other as it fills up, so that a moment of action will not be missed.
Powered IS: In addition to Canon’s Dynamic SuperRange Optical Image Stabilization, Powered IS provides an even higher level of compensation for subtle hand movement at the telephoto end of the zoom range. This new enhancement can be engaged by pressing the Powered IS button on the LCD panel.
HD-to-SD Downconversion: Enables users to convert recorded HD video to standard-definition files while preserving the original HD video. These standard-definition files make it even more convenient to share video online or create a DVD.
Advanced Video Snapshot: Provides the flexibility of capturing two, four, or eight second video clips while recording or during playback.

The VIXIA HF M32 is compatible with Eye-Fi SD memory cards, which makes it easy to wirelessly transfer video content and photos to a computer or sharing site. Eye-Fi SD memory cards feature a built-in Wi-Fi that uses your wireless network to effortlessly transfer photos and videos directly from the camcorder. The VIXIA HF M32 is also compatible with Canon’s WP-V2 Waterproof Case allowing users to capture exciting HD footage underwater at depths up to 130 feet.

The VIXIA HF M32 Dual Flash Memory camcorder is scheduled to be available in September for an estimated retail price of $999.99. The Canon WP-V2 Waterproof Case is currently available for an estimated retail price of $599.

Who knows maybe even Steve Jobs has one of these fun Apple Chairs in his office, you can find out more details about the Apple Chair over at Yab Design.

We’ve heard rave reviews and much buzz over this technological break through. The PowerMat Device Charger allows you to charge your devices just by laying them on it’s padded surface. See the official site.

The F800 hybrid will combine a traditional gasoline engine using direct-injection technology with a hybrid module, which can be powered up by simply plugging into a charging station. Hopefully some more of these will be built by the time this prototype hits the road—when was the last time you clapped eyes on a streetside charging station?

Meanwhile, the F-cell variant will run on hydrogen stored in tanks under the seats for electric driving with zero local emissions. The only emission, in fact, is pure water vapor.

As well as prophesying the three-lane philosophy, the F800 is in many ways the sculpted shape of things to come from German marque. It’s essentially a three-liter sedan, like its predecessor the F700, but has streamlined sportscar aesthetics with a coupe-like roof and rear doors that slide open, allowing passengers to leap out like less-graceful members of the A-Team.

We can thank the new head of design at Mercedes-Benz, Gorden Wagener, for the chiseled good looks of the F800, which he described as “cultivated sportiness” at a recent preview day in London.

It’s actually longer and wider than your average upper-end sedan, in order to accommodate the two alternative engine configurations, but innovations inside the car have kept the weight down. The seats are covered in real wood and perforated leather, but they cover a very minimal lightweight plastic skeleton. The floor of the car is now a single piece of metal rather than the heavy—and costly—sandwich design.

We’re not expecting to see the plug-in hybrid edition of the F800 in showrooms before 2012 and probably later for the F-cell edition. Prices are likely to start at around £30,000 ($43,000) for the hybrid and even more for the F-cell, Mercedes warned. But if the F800 Style proves one thing, it’s that you can care about the environment and still drive a big fat Merc to work every day. [Mercedes]

SRC: Gizmodo

The Hexawheel, conceived by Iranian engineer Siyamak Rouhi Dehkordi, has a two-part, articulated body for tumbling up and over any terrain. The designer said the concept was inspired by ants, whose segmented bodies give them the flexibility to crawl over all sorts of obstacles. If it works for the ants, it’ll work for a Benz.

Every crisis deserves a sports car. And Thrustmaster’s Ferrari Wireless GT Cockpit 430 Scuderia Edition is yours, letting you really get behind the wheel of all those PC and PS3 racing game-sports cars that make this life one worth living. The Cockpit is wireless—God knows one more tangled controller cord could put you over the edge—and it folds up for easy stowage. But you aren’t going to be stowing this thing; it’s going to be a monument to your new and improved life.

The Crossfade LP headphones will run you $250 and are available in chrome and white.

Connery revved the Aston Martin DB5’s engines in Goldfinger and Thunderball, and has been described by the auction-house as “the world’s most famous car.” It comes replete with all the gizmos Q fitted to the car to make it Bond-friendly, including a smoke screen (handy for evading parking inspectors, that), revolving number plates (great for when you pelt through a speed camera zone), a bullet-proof shield (teenagers are still throwing eggs at cars, right?), tracking device (eh, probably not as useful as Google Latitude), oil slick sprayer (a touchy subject nowadays, so perhaps forget your new car has this function) and fake machine guns. Which, err, I don’t recommend you use in this day and age. Not in public, anyway.

Originally bought for $12,000 back in 1969, the $5m estimation will net the radio broadcaster-owner $4,988,000 in profits—which he plans on pumping into his self-named Jerry Lee Foundation.

It’s still the same great system. It’ll work with your iPhone or iPod as well as ever and it’s still got the same somewhat scary $400 price tag, and all. Now it just comes in a color to match most home media centers.