By Sean Captain – Samsung introduced two radical new cameras today with nary a word about traditional specs, such as megapixels and zoom lenses. Instead, the story was about features that make it easier to take and share pictures. “In the age of connected lifestyle, a company cannot get by with selling a box that simply [...]
Samsung’s latest SSD device is the 256GB FlashSSD that will target gamers instead of corporate bigwigs this time round. The FlashSSD is tipped to boast a five-fold improvement in data loading time when placed side by side with traditional hard drives, doing its very best without consuming more power at all. The 256GB FlashSSD will [...]
Here’s yet another digital camera from Samsung – the CL65 that will come with a 12.2-megapixel image sensor alongside the added capability of 5x optical zoom. To make it function even better in a networked environment, the CL65 coms with DLNA compatibility, allowing you to make it play nice with a host of home entertainment [...]
Samsung’s latest DualView TL225 digital camera will come with the following functions to suit the entry level point-and-shoot market, including a 12.2-megapixel sensor, a touch-sensitive front display that could potentially turn the shutter button obsolete if it catches on, haptic feedback, a Schneider-Kreuznach lenses with 4.6x optical zoom, digital image stabilization and the ability to [...]
Samsung’s latest foray into the world of projectors has yielded a gem that measures a mere 147.5mm x 66.3mm x 145.5mm. Known as the SP-P140, this ultra compact LED projector from Samsung is able to support resolutions of up to SXGA (1,280 x 1,024), but strangely enough it can only display SVGA (800 x 600) [...]
Both the SMX-K45 and SMX-K40 are standard definition (SD, 720×480) camcorders with a 52x optical zoom and optical image stabilization. Hopefully, the recording quality is decent and both devices could be good candidates for web videos, although recently, the YouTube quality has gone up quite a bit… Among the differences, the SMX-K40 can record on removable flash [...]
