Apple/Pear Memo Pad

Apple memo pad for $8
Pear memo pad for $8

Actual size

Packaging

PS/PS2 Controller to PS3/PC Adapter

PS/PS2 Controller to PS3/PC Adapter for $15

- Converts up to 2 PlayStation or PlayStation 2 Controllers into USB Contollers for ps3 or pc

- Use your existing and familiar controller for PC games

- Use as USB extension (can switch for USB or Controller)

Silicone Case for xbox360 Controllers

-Silicone Case for xbox360 Controllers, one for $7

Mini Lightsabre Keychain

Mini Lightsabre Keychain for $4.5 (4 x LR41 batteries included)

Flashlight Keychain

Flashlight Keychain for $2.5

Flexible Digital Camera Tripod

10-inch Flexible Digital Camera Tripod selling for $35

Silicone Case for PS2 and PS3 Controllers

-Silicone Case for PS2 and PS3 Controllers, one for $7

IR Remote Controlled AC Outlet

IR Remote Controlled AC Outlet for $12

-Able to on/off the AC outlet with most remote control
-Wide range of reception angles
-Learning IR remote receiver

Instruction: 
Press the button to on the LED

Hold the button until the LED on again
Press any of the remote control button
Wait for the LED blink for 3 times
Done

           

Lens filters

Currently out of store for some Lens, required to pay 20% deposit if interested
Arrival time: Around 2 weeks

10X Macro-Effect Camera Lens Filter (58mm) selling for $30
10X Macro-Effect Camera Lens Filter (55mm) selling for $28
10X Macro-Effect Camera Lens Filter (52mm) selling for $25
8X Macro-Effect Camera Lens Filter (58mm) selling for $28
8X Macro-Effect Camera Lens Filter (49mm) selling for $25

UV Camera Lens Filter for SLR/DSLR Cameras (77mm) selling for $20
UV Camera Lens Filter for SLR/DSLR Cameras (72mm) selling for $19
UV Camera Lens Filter for SLR/DSLR Cameras (67mm) selling for $18
UV Camera Lens Filter for SLR/DSLR Cameras (62mm) selling for $17
UV Camera Lens Filter for SLR/DSLR Cameras (58mm) selling for $16
UV Camera Lens Filter for SLR/DSLR Cameras (55mm) selling for $15
UV Camera Lens Filter for SLR/DSLR Cameras (52mm) selling for $15
UV Camera Lens Filter for SLR/DSLR Cameras (46mm) selling for $12

CPL Polarizer Lens Filter (72mm) selling for $32
CPL Polarizer Lens Filter (67mm) selling for $30
CPL Polarizer Lens Filter (62mm) selling for $28
CPL Polarizer Lens Filter (52mm) selling for $20

Sporty Arm Band/Screen protector

- Anti-glare screen protector for Ipod touch for $4

- Sporty Arm Band for iPod Touch for $8

PhotoFast CR-5400 Dual-Slot SDHC MicroSD/TF to MS Pro Duo Adapter

Gaming accessories
- PhotoFast CR-5400 Dual-Slot SDHC MicroSD/TF to MS Pro Duo Adapter for $10 (psp support)

(Able to put 2 16GB Mirco-SD cards)

F mount (pre-AI and non-AI)

F mount (pre-AI and non-AI) 

The Nikon F-mount was first employed on Nikon’s earliest lens-interchangeable SLR camera, the Nikon F, released in June 1959. Nikon has consistently utilized the same mount without changing its basic structure, even as other SLR camera manufacturers found it necessary to alter their lens mounts in response to changing technologies, such as autofocus compatibility and digitalization.
One of the biggest advantages of lens-interchangeable SLR cameras is that users are able to choose from a larger selection of lenses. Maintaining the same basic structure of lens mount for a longer period means a broader, constantly growing array of compatible lenses. For this reason, the lens mount is an extremely important and symbolic element for both photography enthusiasts and professionals, who are able to benefit from ongoing use of their carefully selected collection of lenses. The Nikon F-mount, employed for even the latest, most advanced digital SLRs, has received and continues to garner the highest evaluations as a reliable, long-serving lens mount.

Evolution of the Nikon F-mount

• Introduced on Nikon’s first lens-interchangeable SLR, the Nikon F (1959)
• Auto aperture indexing enables automatic setting of maximum aperture (1977)
• Program auto exposure mode compatibility (1981)
• Aperture information exchange with the camera body through CPU communication (1983)
• Autofocus compatibility (1983)
• Digital SLR cameras compatibility (1995)

Info is from Nikon