550 results results for "3 megapixels"
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Samsung Moment mobile phone
Can Speed win over style?
26 November 2009 8:45 GMT
- The Good
- AMOLED screen, speed, simplicity will appeal to the inner geek in you
- The Bad
- Design, slide-out keyboard, lack of customisation
- Verdict
- This makes the T-Mobile G1 look good and that's saying something
- Price
- £price dependent on contract
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Sony Ericsson U10i Aino mobile phone
Accesses your PS3, but what else?
2 November 2009 13:35 GMT
- The Good
- Build and hardware design, BBC iPlayer, PS3 link, DNLA certified, dock and MH100 Bluetooth headphone adapter
- The Bad
- Operating system looking dated, lacks customisation and app options that rivals offer, battery life, 8MP camera flawed
- Verdict
- Packed with features and a full set of tech specs, the Aino is a unique offering, but doesn't hang together quite right or offer the flexibility of other premium handsets
- Price
- £Dependent on contract
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BlackBerry Bold 9700 mobile phone
The best BlackBerry yet?
17 November 2009 12:22 GMT
- The Good
- Hardware, keyboard, screen, email
- The Bad
- OS lacking integration of existing online or social networking services
- Verdict
- The BlackBerry Bold 9700 is the best BlackBerry yet: a very comfortable device to use, delivering its core functions with aplomb
- Price
- £Dependent on contract
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BlackBerry Storm 2 9550 mobile phone
Can this improve on the Storm?
25 November 2009 9:00 GMT
- The Good
- Email service, screen quality
- The Bad
- The SurePress screen is stiff, no multi-touch, OS looking stale, browser
- Verdict
- The BlackBerry Storm 2 is a vast improvement on the Storm. It's a better hardware design and better software build that gives you a better experience all around
- Price
- £price dependent on contract
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX60 compact camera
Does this smart compact pack a punch?
26 November 2009 16:44 GMT
- The Good
- Build quality, iA works well, image stabilisation, battery life
- The Bad
- Image noise, lacks direct control, price, no HDMI
- Verdict
- It is a little on the expensive side for the range of controls on offer, but overall it is a competent little camera
- Price
- £244.99
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Pentax K-x DSLR camera
A sufficiently solid alternative to Canon or Nikon?
25 November 2009 12:09 GMT
- The Good
- Comprehensive feature set that ticks most of the boxes for today’s DSLR user, sharp results with kit lens and at optimal settings
- The Bad
- No HDMI output for hooking the camera up to a high-def TV or monitor despite it offering HD movies, no rechargeable battery provided
- Verdict
- For those looking for (nearly) all the latest must haves in one package, the Pentax K-x feature set offers a good value return for your money, whilst also being friendly to use via the prominence of its auto settings. Results straight out of the camera require minimal post processing too
- Price
- £599 with 18-55mm kit lens
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First ELSE mobile phone - First Look
Looking for something ELSE? 24 November 2009 19:35 GMT- The Good
- New interface looks great, meets all the hardware specs,
- The Bad
- Too soon to tell
- Verdict
- The proof of the pudding is in the eating and unfortunately it looks like we'll be waiting until spring 2010 before we get our hands on it in the real world
- Price
- £TBC
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Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W1 digital camera - First Look
Are you ready to go three-dimensional? 5 September 2009 17:58 GMT- The Good
- You can show off in the pub
- The Bad
- Limited picture display, terrible UI
- Verdict
- Although the idea behind the W1 3D is intriguing, until 3D becomes integrated into the displays in our houses and offices it seems barely worth considering
- Price
- £tbc
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Canon PowerShot S90 digital camera
How much fun can you pack into a compact?
17 November 2009 9:48 GMT
- The Good
- Creative control options, Control Ring, size, image quality, useful ISO range
- The Bad
- Video offering a little disappointing, price
- Verdict
- In the hand the S90 is an absolute delight, the Control Ring flirting with the playful side of photography, putting controls literally at your fingertips
- Price
- £449
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Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mobile phone - First Look
Will this be the Android handset to get? 19 November 2009 12:00 GMT- The Good
- 3.5mm headphone jack, very PS3-like interface
- The Bad
- Android 1.6, TimeScape looks like Vista Aero
- Verdict
- So, is this going to be the one Android handset that you wish you waited for? At the moment it's too hard to say
- Price
- £TBC
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Nokia 6790 Surge mobile phone
One for the kids?
16 October 2009 9:00 GMT
- The Good
- QWERTY keyboard, Flash video support
- The Bad
- Plastic, too many buttons, S60 looks staid
- Verdict
- As an entry-level phone the S60 sporting Nokia Surge is best described as a mini mini N97 with some of the features stripped out
- Price
- £Dependent on contract
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Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W1 digital camera
Will this bring your 3D world to life?
23 September 2009 10:04 GMT
- The Good
- Easy to create 3D content, creative controls for 2D and 3D shooting modes
- The Bad
- Size, price, current 3D format sharing barriers, no supplied software solution, poor menus
- Verdict
- It is currently niche, certainly, and won't break into the mainstream for as long as viewing your results presents a problem. But once we all have 3DTVs in our lounge, you'll remember the W1 as the innovative camera it is
- Price
- £430
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Nokia N900 mobile phone
Will this revive Nokia's fortunes?
23 November 2009 15:44 GMT
- The Good
- Good hardware, bags of potential, multitasking options
- The Bad
- Battery life, lack of apps, lacks aspect switching
- Verdict
- The N900 is an extremely capable handset but it needs aspect switching for the home pages, it needs the Flash support enhancing and it needs to develop the app offering. Until these things arrive the N900 is a supporting role, rather than the star of the show
- Price
- £Dependent on contract
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Nikon Coolpix S1000pj digital camera
Does a projector belong in a camera?
19 October 2009 10:30 GMT
- The Good
- Good quality camera, accessories, it has a projector built-in!
- The Bad
- A little more bulky than rivals, you pay a bit more too, so you really need to see the benefits
- Verdict
- You do pay a little over the odds for the camera, but what price do you put on novelty?
- Price
- £399.99
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Droid Eris by HTC mobile phone - First Look
Can this better the Sprint HTC Hero? 5 November 2009 14:00 GMT- The Good
- Quick, multi-touch, Android, Verizon network, proximity sensor, Sense UI
- The Bad
- Smaller battery than the Sprint version, not Android 2.0
- Verdict
- At $80 cheaper than the Sprint offering and the same price as the iPhone 3G this one to consider
- Price
- £$99
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INQ Mini 3G mobile phone
Social mobiling on a budget?
29 October 2009 15:24 GMT
- The Good
- Social network integration, affordable, HSDPA
- The Bad
- Poor keyboard, no 3.5mm jack, no FM radio, could take a step further with integration
- Verdict
- For those who want a compact and affordable phone, which offers the integration of the major social networks, then the INQ Mini 3G is well worth a look. But do try the keyboard as we found this the most annoying aspect of the device
- Price
- £Dependent on contract
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1 camera
Does the Micro Four Thirds GF1 beat Olympus’s Digital Pen?
3 November 2009 12:00 GMT
- The Good
- DSLR-like features and picture quality, but with the convenience and portability of a compact, albeit one with a solid feel aluminium construction
- The Bad
- Pricey either with or without lens combination. Requires investment in a new camera system from scratch. EVF costs extra
- Verdict
- Capable and compact Micro Four Thirds system offering from Panasonic proves the company’s most successful realisation of "DSLR quality without the bulk" to date
- Price
- £570 (body only) or £800 with 20mm pancake lens
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Canon PowerShot G11 digital camera
Do less pixels than the G10 make for a better camera?
26 October 2009 9:00 GMT
- The Good
- Solid feel construction, vari-angle LCD, better results at higher ISOs than we’ve witnessed from competing brands (if staying at or below ISO 3200)
- The Bad
- Standard definition video, still priced the same as an entry level DSLR (albeit a cheaper option than buying DSLR plus lens with equivalent focal range)
- Verdict
- Solid feel contender for enthusiastic amateurs wanting a more portable back up for their existing DSLR, without sacrificing too much in the way of manual control. Shame no HD video though, and the price may cause eyes to water
- Price
- £569
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Casio Exilim EX-H10 digital camera
Big zoom yet small camera: the ideal travel companion?
25 September 2009 9:00 GMT
- The Good
- Solid feel build and long lens reach coupled with smaller than average dimensions for such a feature set, which includes the latest must-have of HD movie capture not to mention longer than average battery life
- The Bad
- Average image quality for its class, tricky to get a completely sharp shots when shooting handheld at extremities of the zoom, positioning of the built-in flash means that fingers can sometimes stray in front, zoom disabled in movie mode and no HDMI out
- Verdict
- The EX-H10 offers fair value for those wanting a bigger than average zoom but a smaller, pocket-sized camera. However, if image quality is the main concern, and we’re being picky, better results are to be had elsewhere
- Price
- £299
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BlackBerry Bold 9700 - First Look
An update worth getting excited about? 21 October 2009 19:04 GMT- The Good
- Great keyboard, excellent screen
- The Bad
- Nothing in the user interface has really changed
- Verdict
- Overall, in our short time with the device, the Bold 9700 seems like a solid improvement on the old Bold. It doesn't do anything terribly revolutionary - focusing on the communications experience above everything else - but it's a solid smartphone choice for those who put messaging above everything else
- Price
- £Dependent on contract
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Palm Pixi mobile phone - First Look
Will this take WebOS mass consumer? 19 September 2009 18:46 GMT- The Good
- Small, light, nimble
- The Bad
- No Wi-Fi, small keyboard
- Verdict
- Expect Mrs Pocket-lint to be putting one on her Christmas list when the phone launches later in the year
- Price
- £TBC
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Samsung Galaxy i7500 mobile phone - First Look
Can this give HTC a run for its money? 15 September 2009 12:00 GMT- The Good
- Thin, feature packed, they haven't messed with Android
- The Bad
- Android hasn't been boosted in any way, key layout can be seen as fiddly
- Verdict
- This is Android unspoilt, but the HTC Hero it is not
- Price
- £Dependent on contract
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HTC HD2 mobile phone
Does Windows Mobile finally make Sense?
3 November 2009 21:52 GMT
- The Good
- HTC Sense makes Windows Mobile user friendly, Wi-Fi router option is great, fully packed tech specs
- The Bad
- Might be just too big for some, Windows Market Place still lacking, sharp edge makes calls uncomfortable
- Verdict
- A giant phone that achieves giant things. It's the best Windows Phone we've ever seen
- Price
- £Dependent on contract
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Acer TravelMate TM8371 notebook
Looking for a portable business machine?
17 September 2009 9:00 GMT
- The Good
- Excellent battery life, thin and light
- The Bad
- Looks very boring, poor gaming performance
- Verdict
- Excellent performance and oodles of battery life in a thin, light, but dull frame. It doesn't win any awards for gaming performance, but we don't suspect that's what it was designed to do
- Price
- £680
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HTC Touch2 mobile phone
A new era of Windows Phones?
6 October 2009 10:30 GMT
- The Good
- HTC additions resolve clunky Windows Mobile 6.5 issues, FM radio, compact
- The Bad
- Windows Mobile 6.5 still offers a poor user experience, screen not the best
- Verdict
- Windows Mobile 6.5 brings some superficial tweaks, but deep down the OS fails to deliver the experience of its rivals. The HTC Touch2 is well specced but doesn't bring the consumer joy that other devices do, but will suit some looking for a compact business device
- Price
- £Dependent on contract
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