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2008-12-10
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2008-12-10
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keyboard similar to N810 one + 5 buttons (mapped to F6-F10) + camera buttons (shutter, focus)
escape sends normal key code for escape key and d-pad sends up/down/left/right/enter so is should be OK, what surprised me is that current tablets map those buttons to F4-F8
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2008-12-10
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On a touch screen the critical value is the physical size of the screen.
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2008-12-10
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2008-12-10
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I've got two cameras of nearly the same model, the only difference is that one is 6 megapixels and the other 8 (IIRC).. everything else is the same. Most importantly, the CCD is the same size, so the 8MP version has smaller pixels.
The result? Smaller pixels: Smaller light-collecting area. Less photons: the light sensitivity went out the window. The 'new' higher-pixel model is close to useless compared to the earlier model, as the 6MP version works just fine in twilight while it's difficult to even focus in indoor lightning or cloudy afternoon with the 8MP version. And, as the new model compensates for less light sensitivity by slowing down the shutter I get much shakier images.
No, give me max. 6-7MP any day, the pixel mania only results in bigger pictures for no reason, and less light sensitivity. At least for compact cameras. The best SLR cameras (with large CCDs too) can afford many megapixels, but I wish they could leave the compact cameras (and by extension, phone cameras) out of this *****ic race. Heck, it's quite impossible to buy anything below 10MP these days - I've tried. Argh..
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2008-12-10
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2008-12-10
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Still would like 1000x600 screen: more useful in not-fullscreen; desktop apps should fit gracefully.
About 5Mpx camera: it is even too big. Quality from N9x isn't breathtaking. To reduce Bayer effects you have to resize 50% getting 1.25Mpx in effect. Would preffer *real* 3Mpx any day.
But then, I am actually ridiculed by some friends and family for having a large (ie, writer's) vocabulary.
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2008-12-10
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iirc, a company tried to move away from reporting megapixels, and had their sales drop like a rock.
megapixels have become what hertz is to a cpu, a measuring stick for those that want to think they are in the know when buying of the shelf goods at some local store.