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Casio Tryx reviews
Casio Tryx reviews
In every moment in life we want to record as memories, today with new technology it just in one click. Last week ago in CES 2011, Casio revealed a new ultracompact camera /minicamcorder with code name Tryx.
Casio tends to be out in front with a lot digital imaging technology, so it’s not a surprise to see something like the Tryx. The design is a cool idea, but I’m on the fence about how comfortable it’ll be to shoot with over time.
Casio Tryx have flip design with 12Mp back-illuminated CMOS sensor and pocket-camcorder style wide-angle fixed lens and 460K dot 3.0” touchscreen LCD. It can record 1080p full HD movies at 30 fps.
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CNET's Best of CES 2011
CNET has wrapped up their CES coverage with their usual "Best of CES" list. Here is a quick rundown of this year's winners:
Car Tech: Toyota's new Entune telematics service
Design: Casio Tryx
Digital Imaging: Sony Handycam HDR-PJ Series
Gaming: Nintendo 3DS
Home Theater: Samsung BD-D7000
PCs and Laptops: Intel Sandy Bridge chips
Prototype: Toshiba 3D eyeglass-free prototype
Smartphones: Motorola Atrix 4G (will be available for AT&T)
Software/Service/Apps: Unifi by RealNetworks
Storage and Networking: iOSafe Rugged Portable
Tablets: Motorola Xoom
TVs: Vizio XVT3D6SP series
Pretty decent lineup of gadgets and tech. The Casio Tryx camera will offer opportunities for some nice angle shots. Nintendo's next portable gaming unit, 3DS, certainly looks like it will be impressive with it's inclusion of a joy stick, 3D toggle, and DS backwards compatibility. The Atrix is a great phone for AT&T customers. The Xoom will give the iPad a run for its money. It has Flash and Honeycomb, with a bevy of features (including HD recording, and higher resolution screen than the iPad). Finally, Vizio's new TV covers all you could want in a TV. So who stole the show, according to CNET?
CES 2011 BEST OF SHOW AWARD: Motorola Xoom
CES 2011 PEOPLE's VOICE AWARD: Razer Switchblade
Source: cnet.com