Items tagged with m10
If you’re a fan of Leica’s M series of rangefinder cameras, we’ve got a treat for you. The company today announced the high anticipated M10, which is the logical successor to the M240. The M10 brings a lot to the table including a 24MP full-frame image sensor that is paired with the new Maestro II image processor. You’ll find a large 2GB buffer which allows the cameras to shoot at 5 frames per second at its maximum 24MP resolution. The M10 has ISO sensitivity that ranges from ISO 100 to 50,000 and also along for the ride is an integrated GPS module for geotagging. While the M10 doesn’t have video-shooting capabilities, Leica has added Wi-Fi support, which allows you to use your iPhone or iPad...
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Mobile World Congress is a major cellphone trade show, and given the pervasiveness in smartphones these days, it's ramping up to be quite the extravaganza. The show begins next week, but many companies are already pushing out details on a number of their standout products. Garmin-Asus is a newcomer to the smartphone realm; to date, it only has one major phone on the market, and the nuvifone G60 didn't exactly have a great amount of success due to the long delays that forced it to ship well after the iPhone 3GS and a number of other excellent Android phones were already on the market. The joint venture is hoping to strike gold with round, as the new M10 could actually be a winner thanks to Garmin-Asus'...
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ATI 'M10' Mobile Graphics Preview Mobile Gaming Diversifies By, Chris Angelini March 13th, 2003 The computer industry has been in the doldrums as of late. And as much as we want to deny it, business isn't picking up as quickly as the analysts forecasted. It isn't voodoo, though. There is no witchcraft involved in judging the future of the fair industry in which we work. Look at the roadmaps - processors continue getting faster, core logic adapts in time, and we are continually treated to more I/O bandwidth. But that's to be expected. That is what we call evolution. What the industry needs is something to reignite the excitement that was felt when...
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