Fujifilm X100

FujiFilm X100 is the camera Leica wanted to be. The Fujifilm FinePix X100 is a camera that is reminiscent of the 35 mm compact cameras of the 70´s. But the retro body looks is all they have in common, internally it is all new technology: it has a 12.3 megapixel APS-C sensor with a fixed focal length lens and can record video in 720p resolution (1920x720). But the great feature is the world´s first "hybrid viewfinder" that combines a purely optical system with an LCD.

CREDIT CARD SIZE DIGITAL CAMERA | BY KODAK

The Kodak Mini Video Camera measures a minuscule 3.5” x 2.3” and it’s only a half inch thick. A great feature is the fact there´s no cables to worry about, just pop out the USB arm to upload, share, and charge. This camera is the size of a credit card, it´s ultra-thin and lightweight, it can go any, it’s even waterproof!...
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DELL INSPIRATION DUO TABLET NETBOOK HYBRID

When Dell unveiled the Inspiration Duo, everyone though, great just another netbook, but when they spined the 10inch touchscreen around 180 degrees inside its own frame, and closed it to transform into a tablet -wow- they have developed something new! This should be released before the end of the year....
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Panasonic Lumix S1H

Panasonic has announced the video-focused, full-frame Lumix DC-S1H, a mirrorless camera that can shoot 6K video with a full-frame sensor! The stunning S1H will undoubtedly change the game for cinema focused users, it is specifically designed for video recording, and is the first full-frame to be able to record 6K video at 24fps. The camera will also be capable of 10-bit 4K/60p recording. In addition, it will support multi-aspect recording, such as anamorphic 4:3. Ot...
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