May 27th, 2007
Like almost all of Nokia’s phones, the N95 is powered by the S60 operating system layered over a Symbian base.The phone’s features including VoIP, are network dependant, so check with your service provider before making the plunge. In addition to this, the GPS navigation will only work after you pay Nokia an additional fee for a licence.
PCAuthority Reviewed Nokia N95 and gave out “the N95 sports dedicated media transport controls, a five megapixel stills camera with decent video recording facilities, and a GPS. A standard Mini-USB connector replaces the proprietary Nokia pin connector, and a 3.5mm connector can drive a wired headset, an AV output or (joy of joys) standard headphones. The 3.5mm output is placed at the side of the phone, making it somewhat awkward,but it is a hugely welcome addition”
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May 26th, 2007
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The 7.2-megapixel Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W80 camera captures the magic of life with an advanced Bionz processor that powers new capabilities like Face Detection, in-camera retouching and red-eye reduction, D-Range Optimization, and 9-Point AF.
The Sony Double Anti-Blur Solution combines Super SteadyShot optical image stabilization with high-sensitivity (ISO 3200) shooting to capture sharp, clear low-light images without flash to preserve the mood — and the new HD output lets you share memories with spectacular high-definition clarity and impact on compatible HDTV screens. Continue Reading »
May 26th, 2007
there is a much larger lens unit on the Finepix S9600 than on other digital cameras. The idea behind this is quite simple. A larger lens is easier to engineer and should therefore lead to better quality photos then you generally capture with a consumer digital camera.
Cameras.co.uk Reviewed the Fujifilm Finepix S9100 and gave out”the Fuji Finepix S9600. It will not appeal to everyone owing to its large size. If someone is looking for a camera that closely resembles a digital SLR in terms of look and feel, but is unable to afford one then this is about as close as you are likely to get. Picture quality is also good and I think the camera offers good value for money “
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May 26th, 2007
The Fuijfilm FinePix S9100 has nifty features, a nice lens, and all the controls most advanced, and even beginner, photographers would want in a non-SLR camera.
Cnet Reviewed the Fujifilm Finepix S9100 and gave out”The good: 10.7X optical zoom lens; sensitivity up to ISO 1,600; raw image capture.The bad: No optical or mechanical image stabilization; noisy images above ISO 400.The bottom line: Though high on features, Fuji’s FinePix S9100 comes up short on image quality. “
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May 26th, 2007
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The FinePix S9100 is a replacement to the critically acclaimed FinePix S9500, and it’s the new flagship in Fujifilm’s range of ‘prosumer’ digital cameras. The new model features carefully considered modifications designed to improve image quality as well as making it easier to use and better performing in low light.
Refinements include increased image sharpness, a more generous LCD screen, faster autofocus in low light, and improvements to the camera’s flash capability. These features combine with existing Fujifilm technologies to result in user-friendliness more usually associated with compact digital cameras, plus performance to challenge entry-level digital SLRs. Continue Reading »
May 26th, 2007
The S50 is clearly aimed at photographers who are content to let the camera do virtually all the work. There is the capability to set fixed ISO sensitivities and some camera inputs with regard to image quality, color, exposure, etc., but the major role of the S50 shooter is to compose and press the shutter button.
Digitalcamerareview reviewed the Nikon Coolpix S50 and gave out”The Nikon Coolpix S50 produces very good image and color fidelity in a stylish compact digital camera, and the big 3 inch monitor makes smaller monitors seem obsolete by comparison. While lacking manual controls, the S50 offers new photographers a user-friendly device whose overall performance can only enhance the confidence of novice shooters. At the same time, more experienced shooters who need a reliable, no-frills camera with some quality creative features won’t be barking up the wrong tree if they choose the S50.”
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May 26th, 2007
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The new Coolpix S50 features 7.2-megapixel performance and a 3x optical Zoom-Nikkor glass lens. Optical VR Image Stabilization technology minimizes the effect of camera shake. The huge, bright, high resolution 3.0-inch LCD offers 170-degree wide angle-of-view, making it simple to compose and share pictures. High ISO up to1600 allows for shooting in lower light.
The Coolpix S50 also features feature 15 specially-programmed modes to automatically handle focus, exposure, white balance and other adjustments that help you take great pictures easily. Continue Reading »
May 26th, 2007
The new Ameo from T-Mobile is, technically, without a doubt the best Pocket PC ever.Virtually every feature ever seen is included in what is a state of the art device confirming HTC’s status as the premier Windows Mobile manufacturer.
4WinMobile Reviewed T-Mobile Ameo and gave out “The operating system on the Ameo is Windows Mobile 5. It seems strange that the Ameo has not been installed with WM6 which is appearing on other HTC built devices such as the Vox.The most striking aspect of the Programs list in the Ameo is the order.”
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May 26th, 2007
T-Mobile Wing– the first to ship preloaded with Windows Mobile 6.0 ,and has many features, including a still-image and video camera, messaging and the familiar Windows-like menu system with applications to go.
ComputerWorld Reviewed T-Mobile Wing and gave out “For the T-Mobile Wing is a reasonable value, given the phone’s versatile functionality, stellar call quality and excellent battery life. My greatest concerns about the phone involve its limited onboard storage and its poorly constructed buttons. Especially, the Wing makes a great package, especially if you value the easy input that a touch screen affords, together with the computing flexibility of Windows Mobile”
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