RyanSmithAT: It's over 3MB of minified JS just for that library alone.RyanSmithAT: For Chrome users who have been experiencing a weird text weight rendering issue on AnandTech, we've deployed a site….But in the interests of expediently resolving th… RyanSmithAT: The actual, underlying issue appears to be a Chrome rendering bug.RyanSmithAT: Is it still occurring? Or has our fix stopped it for you?.gavbon86: Staying within the Future? Or moving afield? I st art a new role myself on Ma….RyanSmithAT: RT AMD Software Adrenalin Edition 23.2.1 is now available with updates to the RX 6000 and RX 7000 series.Quad band WCDMA 21.1, 4G LTE SKUs, 802.11a/b/g/n with 40 MHz channels, BT 4.0, GNSS Quad band WCDMA 21.1, 4G, 802.11a/b/g/n with 40 MHz channels, BT 4.0, GNSS Modern smartphones have done a tremendous job of pulling focus away from traditional PCs for mobile computing, it's very clear that the traditional camera market is set to be disrupted by these portable powerhouses even more going forward. I can't wait to get one of these in Brian's hands to see what he thinks once review samples are available. Start-up/shutdown time are impacted by the simple fact that the whole thing runs Android. The 4.8" display looks good and there's even a live level indicator to help make sure your shots come out straight. Taking photos was just as natural as on any other mirrorless camera. The combination of software flexibility and the ability to use good lenses will make this yet another step in the right direction. While the layout took some getting used to, the frustrating lack of control from most camera experiences on Android just wasn't there. Shutter speed, aperture and ISO are all adjustable just like on a traditional camera. The big thing for me? We finally have an Android device that exposes full manual controls.
The platform runs Android 4.2.2 and supports LTE as well. Internally there's a 1.6GHz quad-core SoC with a dedicated ISP. The Galaxy NX Camera features a 20.3MP APS-C sensor ( Update : Brian tracked down the exact sensor ). As its name implies, the Galaxy NX Camera is fully compatible with all currently available Samsung NX lenses. The Galaxy NX Camera is the first Android camera to support interchangeable lenses. At tonight's Premiere 2013 event in London, Samsung unveiled its next flagship connected camera: the Galaxy NX Camera. Cameras need to be connected, as sharing is such an important part of the whole point of taking photos. After playing with the Galaxy Camera, I couldn't agree more. When Samsung launched the Galaxy Camera, I remember Brian telling me that it might not be the best point and shoot, but it's absolutely the directions cameras need to go in.
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