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Tag Archives: Point-and-shoot camera
Samsung extends Android Galaxy to a credible point-and-shoot camera
You can now add Samsung to a small-but-growing list of digital camera vendors offering Android-based point-and-shoot cameras. The first was Nikon, announcing the S800c camera last week. (See “Nikon announces Android-powered camera: the $349 Coolpix S800c”) Now Samsung has introduced … Continue reading
Posted in Android, EDA360, System Realization
Tagged Android, Jelly bean, Nikon, Nikon Coolpix series, Point-and-shoot camera, Samsung, Samsung Galaxy Camera, Wi-Fi
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Nikon announces Android-powered camera: the $349 Coolpix S800c
Nikon has just announced an Android-powered point-and-shoot camera—the $349 Coolpix S800c. It’s a 16Mpixel camera with a 10x optical zoom but the real innovation appears on the back in the form of a touch-panel LCD 0.8Mpixel OLED display that is … Continue reading
Posted in Android, ARM, Cortex-A9, EDA360, Linux, Mobile, System Realization
Tagged Android, Camera, CoolpixS800c, Google, Micron Technology, Nikon, Point-and-shoot camera, Wi-Fi
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Friday Video: DPReview looks at the Lytro Light Field Camera. Worth it?
I’ve written before about the Lytro light field camera because it is a fascinating product that departs radically from our concept of how photography is done—a concept based on nearly 200 years of photographic developments. Briefly, a Lytro camera captures … Continue reading
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Tagged Lytro, Lytro Light Field camera, Plenoptic camera, Point-and-shoot camera
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