21 February 2009
BEST OF CES: CAMERAS
I had the chance to get to the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show this year and saw lots of great products that will soon be making their way to law offices around the country. Here are the products that made my favorites' list.
Let's start with cameras.
Samsung had a number of fabulous new products, one of which is its new SSD camcorder. The camera has an internal 64 gigabyte, 4.7 megapixel flash drive that films in 1080p high definition. Because it is using a solid state drive rather than a regular hard drive, it has a longer battery life and also can withstand shocks and vibrations better.
Sony had several innovative new products that are worth a mention.
The Sony Cybershot T500 is a pocket-sized 10 megapixel camera. That's a nice number of megapixels, but what makes this camera unique is that it is also a high definition movie camera that can record video in 720p clarity.
Sony's done the reverse with its HDR-CX12 video camera. The high definition camera also is a camera for photos. But it has a very interesting feature. It's the first camcorder with Smile Shutter technology allowing for automatic photo capture when the person in the frame smiles. So you can be recording a video and the camera is also recording still photos every time it catches a person smiling.
The Alpha DLSR-A900 Digital Camera really packs a remarkable punch. The A900 has the distinction of being the world's highest resolution digital SLR camera - 24.6 megapixels! That's mammoth.
Finally, the Sony Cybershot T700 is another 10 megapixel camera, but this one comes with 4 gigabytes of internal memory which means you can store up to 40,000 photos on the camera without having to worry about inserting a memory card.
Sony wasn't the only winner in the camera category. And if you haven't heard the name Polaroid in a while, the company has a new camera that modernizes their famous concept. Snap a picture with their little pocket PoGo digital camera and it pops out print photos instantly.
And one camera that is going to be hard to claim is a business necessity, but is cool nonetheless is Liquid Image's scuba/swim mask with a built in camera. The model 310 films video and also snaps pictures with 5.0 megapixels of memory.
# posted by Greg Siskind @ 9:10 PM
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Let's start with cameras.
Samsung had a number of fabulous new products, one of which is its new SSD camcorder. The camera has an internal 64 gigabyte, 4.7 megapixel flash drive that films in 1080p high definition. Because it is using a solid state drive rather than a regular hard drive, it has a longer battery life and also can withstand shocks and vibrations better.
Sony had several innovative new products that are worth a mention.
The Sony Cybershot T500 is a pocket-sized 10 megapixel camera. That's a nice number of megapixels, but what makes this camera unique is that it is also a high definition movie camera that can record video in 720p clarity.
Sony's done the reverse with its HDR-CX12 video camera. The high definition camera also is a camera for photos. But it has a very interesting feature. It's the first camcorder with Smile Shutter technology allowing for automatic photo capture when the person in the frame smiles. So you can be recording a video and the camera is also recording still photos every time it catches a person smiling.
The Alpha DLSR-A900 Digital Camera really packs a remarkable punch. The A900 has the distinction of being the world's highest resolution digital SLR camera - 24.6 megapixels! That's mammoth.
Finally, the Sony Cybershot T700 is another 10 megapixel camera, but this one comes with 4 gigabytes of internal memory which means you can store up to 40,000 photos on the camera without having to worry about inserting a memory card.
Sony wasn't the only winner in the camera category. And if you haven't heard the name Polaroid in a while, the company has a new camera that modernizes their famous concept. Snap a picture with their little pocket PoGo digital camera and it pops out print photos instantly.
And one camera that is going to be hard to claim is a business necessity, but is cool nonetheless is Liquid Image's scuba/swim mask with a built in camera. The model 310 films video and also snaps pictures with 5.0 megapixels of memory.
# posted by Greg Siskind @ 9:10 PM
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