LEAKED IMAGES OF SAMSUNG GALAXY NX ANDROID CAMERA

Samsung is now ready to announce their new android camera Samsung Galaxy NX . A website  tinthe.vn posted some of the images of the new Samsung Galaxy NX  Camera that run's on Google's Android Software.

The Galaxy NX is a next generation of the  Galaxy Camera  that the Samsung  introduce this year. This deice is said to be launched in London next week. The Camera have  APS-C 20.3 Megapixel sensors,  with 1080p HD recording and 4.8-inch HD display. The device is powered by Samsung's Exynos 4 Quad-Core processor and consist of 2 GB of RAM . Galaxy NX comes with 8 or 16 GB of internal storage. Together with the press shots we also see a couple of lenses, the standard 18-55mm , 55-200 and another 85mm.

SPECIFICATIONS

•  Camera : 20.3 Megapixel Camera with 1080p Full HD video recording.
• Display : 4.8-inch HD Screen
• Processor : 4 Exynos  Quad-Core processor
• Memory : 2 GB RAM , 8/16 GB Internal Storage
• Operating System : Android OS

DRIFT HD CAMERA

well here we have the DRIFT HD ACTION CAMERA like its name its ready for

some great actions.What a difference a year makes, yeah? 13 months ago, 

we were giving Drift Innovation's latest helmet cam (the HD170) a run 

through the gauntlet, and now, we're giving that unit's proper successor 

the same treatment. The simply-named Drift HD action camera is largely the 

same type of device, albeit one that's 25 percent shorter (this one's just

 four inches long) and offers a replaceable lens. Moreover, there's a

 waterproof casing that's on the way, though said shell wasn't ready 

during our testing phase. The company managed to include a 300-degree 

rotating lens (complete with a 170-degree field of view) and a couple 

of capture options: 1080p/30fps and 720p/60fps. The concept should be 

well-ingrained into the head of technophiles by this point: if you're 

looking for a camera to mount upside your noggin' (or on your vehicle of 

choice), this is what you're after. But is the new and improved

 Drift HD capable of taking on the GoPros of the world while 

justifying its $369 asking price?