- Toshiba Camileo Air10 hands-on revisited: with sample video
We’ve already gotten our hands on Toshiba’s Camileo Air10, but there was one crucial ingredient missing from our initial impressions — an actual glimpse at how clips recorded with the device turned out. We swung by the company’s booth on the floor, slipped one of our own SD cards in the device and took a quick video at 1080p with image stabilization enabled. The results? Not so great. While image quality and color reproduction was acceptable, clips were very shaky — even with stabilization turned on. Perhaps someone with steadier hands (not running on two hours of sleep and caffeine fumes) would have better results — actually, we sure of it. Check out a quick hands on clip and sample video after the break.
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- Samsung reveals 15- and 17-inch Series 5 laptops to arrive during back-to-school season
Is it ever too early to trot out back-to-school laptops? Not if you’re Samsung. Here at CES, hidden among the company’s razor-thin Series 9 laptops and bright yellow gaming rig we found two mid-range laptops built for students, and other folks who just want something affordable and capable. What we have here are a pair of redesigned Series 5 notebooks, with 15.6- and 17.3-inch displays, respectively. And particularly given that they’ll start at about $799 and max out around $1,199, they’re looking pretty tempting. Take the display, for example. Both have the same matte, 300-nit display used in the new company’s Ultrabooks, and the resolution is fixed at 1600 x 900 for the 15-incher, and 1080p for the larger model. At the high end, they’ll both be available with a Core i7 Ivy Bridge processor, JBL speakers, a 2GB NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M card with Optimus, an optional Blu-ray drive and up to 1TB in storage (2TB for the 17-inch version). Not too shabby for a mid-range laptop, especially if Samsung keeps its word and caps the price at $1,200. Plus, if we do say so, the keys are sturdy and pillowy, and the whole package isn’t bad-looking either, though we’ll let you, dear readers be the judge of that.
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- Panasonic Live @ CES 2012 (video)
As part of our ongoing CES 2012 coverage we’re stopping by the Panasonic booth to chat with Cali Lewis and John Burchette. Senior HD Editor Richard Lawler will be on the stream in just a few minutes, so check after the break to check out the video and chime in with any questions or comments via UStream.
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