Sony’s Party-Shot™ Personal Photographer allows you to enjoy hosting without worrying over who’s documenting your hit event.  The soiree friendly docking station works in conjunction with several of Sony’s cyber shot cameras and allows you to circulate without taking time to pause and snap some memories.

• Snaps pictures at an event – automatically
• Intelligently pans and tilts to follow subjects and take photos
• Automatically detects faces and adjusts the composition of pictures
• Automatically captures a smile with Smile Shutter™ technology

It has never been this easy to take such natural, candid pictures.  It has never been this easy and hands free to document your events.  Before filling your social calendar, this is a must have item.

Sony Cybershot DSC-TX7

The top of the line partner for your Party-Shot™ Personal Photographer is Sony’s DSC-TX7.  This pocket-sized point and click camera features a robust 10.2 Megapixel threshold with an “Exmor R” CMOS sensor.  What this means to the less tech savvy user is that your pictures will have outstanding resolution and the camera is built to capture images even in low-light settings.

The camera features a 4x Optical zoom and a 3.5” touch screen so don’t think for an instant you are sacrificing anything to get a “party camera.”  With buzz-word features like: iSweep Panorama, 1080p HD Video, Anti Motion Blur and Fast capture, even if you weren’t using it for parties this camera has all the bells and whistles you’ve come to expect in modern digital cameras.

To learn more about adding the latest SONY camera innovations to your incentive offering contact Taraci Motivation or call 212-243-7733

Introducing your new cell phone / GPS / Computer / Digital Camera / Camcorder / Portable Television / Gameboy / Be-All Do-All Device.  Remember this guy?

Somewhere along the road the Plain Jane digital camera met it’s end.  It’s no longer enough for digital cameras to take pictures.  Our phones do that, and our phones do so many things, we’re much more likely to have a phone with us then a digital camera.  These days a camera needs to blow you away with features like: zoom lenses, tough bodies, touch screens, HD Video, GPS, and built in projectors.

After all, my phone can do my taxes and walk my dog.

While it’s not likely Canon is going to come out with a digital SLR that makes long-distance calls, or Nikon coming out with a camera with down-loadable apps, Cameras are not just cameras anymore.

Introducing Panasonic’s DMC-TS2

• 28mm Wide Angle Lens
• Everything Proof (Shock, Water, Freeze and Dust)
• 14.1 Megapixel Clarity
• Faster Shooting
• HD Video
• High Quality DOLBY Sound
• Image Stabilizer
• Face Detection
• 2.7″ Intelligent (High-Res) LCD
• High-Speed Burst Mode

Introducing Nikon’s S1000pj:

• 12.1 Megapixels
• 5x Wide Angle Zoom
• Built in Projector
• 5-Way Image Stabilization
• Smart Portrait System

Introducing Samsung’s CL80:

• 14.2 Megapixels
• 7X Optical Zoom
• 3.7″ Touch Screen LCD
• Wi-Fi Enabled
• HD Video
• Smart Album
• Image Stabilization

For more information about getting the latest and greatest cameras added to your incentive program, contact Taraci Motivation or call 212-243-7733.

There hasn’t been a doubt since Apple announced their latest “I” product, who would reign supreme in this years gadget game.  The iPad is not only really neat (it is) it’s fairly revolutionary.  This isn’t a new phone, iPod, or computer.  This is a product that innovates and combines many of the features of the three.

This is the most portable and multi-functional tablet computer available on the marketplace and it just happens to have a rapidly growing number of applications.  In fact that might be the biggest thing that sets the iPad apart from the Notebook PC (Other then size, style, and specifications) is the fact that apps will be available for download and provide ever-increasing function and fun.  At between 16 and 64 GB it can keep up with most notebooks for memory as well.  Just wait for generation 2 to come out next year and blow our minds all over again.

If you want to get your incentive program on the cutting edge of gadgets and gizmos, contact Taraci Motivation or call 212-243-7733.

It is interesting to think how far cameras have come.  Ten years ago digital photography couldn’t touch film’s capability with quality and clarity.  Then came the digital SLR cameras which added the high-quality lenses that people were used to in traditional high-end photography to the digital world.

Now Panasonic (teaming up with Olympus) has unveiled the Panasonic Lumix GF1.  This is a pocket-sized digital camera with the twist of having interchangeable lenses.

Taking some casual pictures at a birthday party?  Pop on the 20-millimeter pancake lens and maximize portability.  Or if you are taking a trip out west and wanted to capture the raw beauty of nature you could take along a telephoto lens to get up and close with some flora and fauna.

Now an SLR may still have the GF1 beat in terms of mega-pixels and sensor quality, but this camera’s compact size isn’t it’s only trick, it can more easily change focus and shoot Hi-Def video without limitations that inhibit some SLR models.

If you’re one of those people on the fence between camera enthusiast and camera pro, why not check out the Panasonic Lumix GF1 or one of the other cameras in the Taraci Collection.

To find out which camera is right for you call: 212-243-7733.

In the world of digital cameras, Samsung might not be the first name that comes to mind.  Surely companies like Canon, Nikon, Fuji, and Panasonic have the market cornered.

Not so.  The Samsung SL620 boasts impressive stats at a minimal price tag and makes itself quite the candidate in the world of pocket digitals.

• 12.2 Megapixels
• 5x Optical Zoom
• 3″ LCD Viewscreen
• Dual Image Stabilization

If you’d like to add the Samsung SL620 to your incentive program, or if you’d like to get a few for upcoming corporate and holiday gifts, please contact Taraci Motivation or call 212-243-7733