Certification for the Canon EOS 600D has been spotted in Korea, tipping the presumably imminent arrival of the updated DSLR. The new camera was submitted to the Korean Radio Research Agency on January 25, though beyond the official name we don't know what specs the shooter will offer.
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‘Cameras’ Stories
Canon EOS 600D spotted: Rebel T2i replacement ahoy?
Sony HX100V packs in 30x optical zoom while HX9V offers 16x optical zoom
When it comes to point and shoot digital cameras there is a huge amount of offerings to choose from depending on your needs. One of the most interesting of the point and shoot camera features is the super zoom range. These cameras let you get close to the action you are shooting from a distance. Sony has unveiled a couple new super zoom cameras today that have huge zoom numbers.
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Kodak Posts a $56 Million Loss for 2010, Shares Plummet
This is not a good time to be a Kodak shareholder. They've just posted their full-year 2010 revenue report. They had total sales of $7.187 billion, a 6% drop from 2009. Traditional revenue was down 22%, year over year, to $1.767 billion. Kodak lost a total of $58 million in the last year, $0.22 per share. This is better than 2009, when they lost $174 million, but hardly cause for wild celebration.
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iPad 2 main camera just 1-megapixel resolution?
Continued digging through the latest iOS SDK has thrown up some more potential details about the iPad 2's expected dual cameras, and it's bad news if you wanted to use your Apple slate as an unwieldy replacement for your point-and-shoot. According to 9 to 5 Mac's discovery, the iPad 2's rear camera is listed at a mere 1-megapixel resolution, something that prompts them to suggest it's actually the same unit as on the fourth-gen iPod touch.
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Scosche axes iClops iPad camera accessory
Scosche has confirmed that it has officially cancelled development of its iClops iPad camera accessory, which had previously been tipped for release in March this year. SlashGear reader Afonso had contacted the company regarding the plug-in camera - which promised 2.1-megapixel stills or VGA-quality video on the Apple tablet - and been told that in fact the project had been axed.
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Gostai Jazz Telepresence Robots Watch Your Home or Office, Let You be in Two Places at Once
It may not be possible to be in two different places at once, yet, but that's exactly why we need telepresence robots like the two Jazz 'bots created by Gostai in France. There are two different robots for people to choose. The first, which is the Jazz Connect is the cheaper of the two, and will help you connect with your business partners even if your'e not in the room with them. The second model, the Jazz Security, is meant to watch over your home while you're out and about, giving you an inside look as to what's going on, making it as if you're there without really being there.
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iPad 2 dual-camera rumors refuse to die: “slimmer, lighter & better resolution”
Apple's second-generation iPad 2 will have both front and rear facing cameras, according to the latest leaks, with two of four sources at component makers talking to Reuters confirming that they believed their wares were headed for the refreshed iOS slate. In addition to the dual-cameras, the iPad 2 was tipped to be "slimmer, lighter and have a better resolution display"; Genius Electronic Optical Co Ltd and Largan Precision Co Ltd were tipped as having inked supply deals with Apple, though there's no confirmation as to which device(s) their camera components will end up in.
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BenQ Releases S1420 Orange Anti-Shake Handheld Camera
Also they have some models who love their product so much, they put the logo on their skin. BenQ must be really, really awesome. They've released a new camera: S1420, a lovely orange-only addition to their S-series. This S1420 camera has a whopping 14 megapixels to its name, but its main selling point is it's Optical Image Stabilizer, a powerful blurry shot preventer indeed. It also features a 26mm wide-angle lens, 5x optical zoom, and HDR II image enhancement technology that "helps keep colors true to life," even in high contrast situations.
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SlashGear Morning Wrap-up: November 30 2010
You sassafrass you, NOOKcolor! Last night we spoke about how NOOKcolor had been rooted and presented to you the final chapter in our "A Week With" reviews of that device, but what's this?! I snuck another one in on ya! A Week with NOOKcolor: The Missing Link – Viewing Manually Loaded Books and What a Root Means for the Future. Then there's news about how NOOKcolor saved B&N's butt financially this year, and the iPad responds with a magazine - it's got TRON on it! Maybe not a direct response, and I know it's released by Richard Branson, but, you know, but I don't think iPad is worried about the B&N competition. Then we've got some Farmville news and some NASA news about what might be aliens - this expressing the range of information we present here at the R3 Media Network. ALL THIS AND MORE on the SlashGear Morning Wrap-up!
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Windows Phone 7 Instant Camera video demo
Microsoft has been running through the main features of Windows Phone 7 this morning at the company’s launch event, and one of the stand-outs is their instant camera action. Recognizing that getting to the camera app on a modern smartphone can currently take so long that your subject has moved on, Microsoft has made it that hitting the camera shortcut button on Windows Phone 7 bypasses the lock screen, home screen and everything else, and allows you to take a photo straight away.
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MINOX PX3D promises “revolutionary” glasses-free 3D photos
Germany camera manufacturer MINOX may be better known on these pages for their retro spy cameras, but the company is planning on pushing into 3D. They've released teaser details on the MINOX PX3D, which will make its official debut at Photokina next week.
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Pentax Optio RS1000 and Optio RZ10 digicams revealed
Pentax's other new cameras of the day are the point-and-shoot Optio RS1000 and Optio RZ10, the former offering gobfuls of customization thanks to eleven included 3M adhesive vinyl skins (and an app to help you create more) along with its 14-megapixel sensor and 4x optical zoom, while the RZ10 packs 14-megapixels as well but scales up to a 10x optical zoom. Both are capable of recording 720p HD video.
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