How good can a pixel
be? With its
groundbreaking 41 MP image quality, Carl Zeiss lens, and PureView imaging
technology, you’ll take the best photos ever with a smartphone. For example,
when you want a 5 MP photo, PureView packs the goodness of 7 pixels into 1 for
sharp, clear, and ready to share photos.
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Thursday, 1 March 2012
NOKIA 808 PureView ...SmartPhone ??
HDvideo. Film in high
definition and hi-fi. There’s 1080p Full HD video recording with up to 4 x
lossless zoom that’s smooth and completely silent. And it’s the world’s first
device to include Rich Recording. This combines a unique digital microphone and
Nokia algorithms to record distortion-free audio at levels of up to 140 dB.
Don’t
be afraid of the dark. The drama of the darkness
is always a photographic challenge. However, in addition to the Carl Zeiss lens
and 41 MP sensor, the Nokia 808 PureView gives you a powerful Xenon flash and
LED video light so you’re ready for spontaneous moments when spirits are high
and the lights are low.
A smart
smartphone. Give the world a
different perspective on everyday life – you have creative control. With the
intelligent gallery, sharing is easy too. Send photos or videos straight to
Facebook or Flickr in the perfect file size or tap to another phone using NFC.
Or hook up to an HD TV via HDMI or wireless streaming for a real big screen
showing.
ASUS Reveals Padfone Specifications
ASUS lifted the
veil over its long-awaited redesigned 9.2mm thin Padfone at the MWC. Sporting a
4.3-inch Super AMOLED qHD display, Snapdragon S4 with the new Adreno 225 GPU,
and 8MP camera with LED flash and f/2.2 aperture, as well as 16-64GB of
internal storage plus microSD slot, it has what we would expect from a modern
high-end. Connectivity is taken care of 42Mbps HSPA+ radio, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
4.0, HDMI and A-GPS, while a 1,520mAh battery unit is included as a juicer. The
Padfone can get inserted into an optional tablet frame, whose 10.1" screen
then gets powered by the phone itself, and can extend your battery life
significantly. There is another dock, which allows you to add a detachable
keyboard accessory, like on the Transformer Pad series. This one also comes
with a stylus that except for doodling can be used to receive your phone calls
as well, considering that the phone is inserted in the mothership.
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