The Story Beyond The Still: The Cabbie
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By: Vincent Laforet
HENSE – THE 7TH DAY PROJECT
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Apple’s Latest Creation…
On Jan 27, the CEO Steve Jobs of Apple, will unveil to all Mac enthusiast, his latest new Macbook.
How different is the software from the Macbook Pro and what new functions does Iphone have with the previous model. The main question is what’s the price?????
According to sources and bloggers, the Macbook’s appearance is a 10- to 11-inch iPhone or iPod Touch feel and look. Like previous mac products, it will have gaming, viewing photos, web surfing, using apps, available in LCD and OLED with Wi-Fi/ 3G data connections. The Wall Street Journal, states that Apple has plans to have this product in stores by March and the tablet can used by various people in a classroom, at home, or on the road. This due to the bigger screen and the benefit of the multi-touchscreen. This will allow users to read books and other content, in the luxury of any place. Wondering if consumers with big fingers will have trouble using the virtual keyboard? Like with the iphone. According to an ex-apple employee who told the New York Times, “You will be very surprised how you interact with the new tablet.” For all those wondering, what is this Macbook going to be called?e Apple hasn’t released the name, but has copyright on the following: iSlate, MagicSlate, iGuide, iPad and bought the domain for iSlate.com. What do you think of iSlate? Maybe this will be the name of a new graffiti writer? Any how, this “may” cost us $ 700.00 -1000.00. Not bad…
Written by ,Michael Rodriguez
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5 Reasons to Ditch Your Digital SLR
There’s a new camera category in town. It’s EVIL, and it’s going to kick your DSLR’s ass. EVIL stands for Electronic Viewfinder Interchangeable Lens, and is our favorite acronym for cameras like the Olympus Pen, the Lumix GF1 and the Samsung NX10. These small, mirrorless, finderless cameras can fit in a pocket and outperform bulky DSLRs. Here’s why your next camera will probably be EVIL.
They’re Small
DSLRs are bulky. Their design comes from the film days when the only way to see the exact image that would hit the film was to divert the light coming through the lens with a mirror and send it to a viewfinder. This mirror meant the body needed to be deep, and the lenses — further away from the film than those in a mirrorless rangefinder — were also bigger.
Now we can see what the sensor sees either on a screen, or through an electronic finder. With the mirror gone, the body can be a lot smaller, just like a compact digicam. This means you can carry it with you everywhere, fit it in a jacket pocket and be ready for *that* picture, wherever you are.
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