Sretna Nova 2008. Godina!!
More than a 500 overviewed devices. Digital cameras, handys, PDA devices, notebooks ans other digital media (white color is used for Bosnian, blue color is used for English language)
Nazalost ovaj telefon cete vidjeti samo u Japanu.
The SO703i is a cellphone that includes a slot for replaceable scented sheets that give off a pleasant smell. Up to 11 different smells are available. You may think you are hot stuff with that custom ringtone, but you don't have anything on my apple pie-smelling cellphone.
Samsung Digimax D103 Specifications
[color=blue]I thought the 10x Optical Zoom lens on the Canon S1 IS was pretty good - but the 30x Optical Lens of the Kowa Prominar TD1 is sure to impress! It only has a 3.14 megapixel sensor which is a little disappointing for the $2000 (US) price.
The Kowa Prominar TD1 is due out in July in Japan.
For more information read the report on at Engadget or if you know your Japanese head to PC Watch.
[color=blue]The much rumored Nikon D40 is official today.
The Nikon D40 is a 6.1 megapixel DSLR with a 23.7 x 15.6mm RGB CCD sensor. It has an ISO range of 200-1600, 2.5 inch LCD display, 3D Color Matrix Mettering II, (center weighted and Spot Metering), USB 2.0, numerous program modes, measures 126 x 94 x 64mm and weighs 475g (without battery).
This is an entry level DSLR with an aggressive price point that will draw a lot of point and shoot cameras into the DSLR space as it will have a retail price of $599 USD with an 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 lens (not available as a body only purchase).
It's feature set is listed by Nikon as:
ThinkCamera reviews the Nikon D40 and writes - "There's no doubt about it that the display on the LCD is gorgeous. Even without gimmicks such as the ability to use your own picture as wallpaper it's clear, easy to follow and very very pretty. For this alone Nikon may just have cracked it. It will be very easy for people who have never picked up a DSLR before to start using the D40. More importantly it will be a camera you can grow with. It has all the advanced features you need (full manual control with creative lighting system and manual flash compensation for the hard core techies) but gently guides you in their use. There's a rather lovely display that shows you the aperture as an opening iris and shutter speed as a speedometer. You don't need to remember that 2.8 is a wider aperture than 5.6 because the graphic on the screen shows you."
Lets Go Digital reviews the Nikon D40 where they write - 'Normally I'm not much impressed by entry-level models, but I really enjoyed testing the Nikon D40 SLR. It's not often that I'm this enthusiastic about a camera. It's a nice looking camera, wonderfully compact but still sturdy. Above all, it's a great camera to operate, and produces fantastic pictures. The settings have a lot of possibilities, without being bewildering. If you are thinking about taking the step from a compact camera to a SLR, you should absolutely go for the D40. If you do, don't forget to buy a Nikon SB-400 flash. Any photographer could easily fall in love with this set. It's absolutely wonderful!'
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