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Motorola Droid X - Fun Features Of Motorola Droid X Phone
Motorola Inc.., one of the pioneers who brought out innovative phones worked together with and the company with the largest and most reliable 3G network in the nation, Verizon Wireless, that is to bring out the state-of-the-art creation of Motorola, the Motorola Droid X (Xtreme). It's the time of droid X to be the top of the heap in the world of Android phones.
It's a sleek handset which delivers a more browsing capability, more connectivity, personal HD video and enterprise features, all in a 4.3" widescreen device at 854 x 460p resolution. It boasts a fast 1 GHz processor by Texas Instruments running the Android OS. 3G Mobile HotSpot capabilities is included in Droid X. Droid X handset features an 8 megapixel camera which is capable of 720p HD video capture. It enables you to do even more. Motorola has the spirit of commitment to come up with this device bringing the network high level of reliability. It is designed perfectly for mobile phone users to experience enhanced functionalities.
Specs of the new Motorola Droid X (Xtreme) Phone:
• 4.3-inch display @ 854×480 pixels
• 1GHz OMAP processor by Texas Instruments
• 512MB RAM
• 8GB storage onboard with 16GBmicroSD card slot included
• Can be enhanced up to 32GB via microSD
• Swype keyboard
• 8MP camera with dual-LED flash capable of HD video capture
• WiFi 802.11 b/g/n with DLNA
• 3G Mobile Hotspot
• Android 2.1 is going to be updated to Android 2.2 Froyo
• HDMI port, mini USB slot
• Adobe Flash Player 10.1
Droid X is set to be released only on Verizon on July 15, 2010 priced at $199 with a$100 rebate on a 2-year contract. Impressed and excited? Watch out and see it by your own eyes.
See the photo and read more about the specs & fetures of the Motorola Droid Xtreme. You might also like to read more about the Latest Motorola Phones News at http://www.motoroladroidxphone.net
Video Capture Software?
I have a video capture usb device and all i need is just a software that i can record video games on youtube. What is the best software?
For games, FRAPS is the BEST one.
For non game related, I recommend Cam Studio. It is free, easy to use and has good quality.
Minox mints mini 24K gold-plated camera (Albuquerque Journal)
Rumor has it that secret agents get this camera as a retirement gift.
(Credit: Minox)
Collectors of exotic gadgets might want to take a peep at the Minox miniature
digital camera, freshly available in a swank 24K gold-plated tone.
The tiny camera literally fits in the palm of your hand with dimensions of 2.9
inches by 1.8 inches by 1.7 inches and a paltry weight of 4 ounces. While the
German manufacturer calls it a "thoroughly modern digital camera," however,
the specs reek of yesteryear.
This small shooter packs a 5.1-megapixel CMOS sensor with a 2-inch color LCD.
It comes with a detachable optical viewfinder, and there's an option out there
for a wide-angle lens. Speaking of optics, the lens is a 9.0mm (42mm in 35mm
format), and the hardware offers a 4x digital zoom.
Video capture is weak, as there's only a sole option of capturing 320x240 AVI
clips (up to 60 seconds). Thankfully, the mini-shooter has a generic mini-USB
port and a replaceable lithium ion battery.
Though I initially found the product through Japanese site Camera Watch, the
Minox 24K gold-plated special-edition DCC 5.1 digital camera is available
through Adorama for $299.
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