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The ASUS India Vice President of the Consumer and Gaming division has stated in a conservation with Techlusive: “We most likely will launch a second generation [handheld gaming console] this year. We will still keep the Windows features, but we will focus more on gaming.”
Given some of the issues with the first generation with the SD card malfunctioning due to heat we’re happy to see this unit living on in a second generation.
The Samsung Galaxy Fit3 is coming very soon which is good since it’s long overdue (3 years and counting since the last one). It appears to come in black and white (or is that silver?) colors.
This affordable, probably $99, device will be compatible with both Android and iOS smartphones.
Unfortunately we don’t know too much about this device but given it’s a Samsung product we expect and hope that it will at least be decent.
The Fujifilm X100V is a niche but well loved camera with a fixed 35mm equivalent lens and an excellent Fujifilm cropped sensor with all of the expected functionality. If you can live with the focal length and want a more compact camera, this is certainly a nice option.
The X100V sells for $1400 but rumors seem to indicate that the X100VI will go for $1700.
The best information we have indicates that the specifications may be:
It’s been a long time since we’ve seen a video card from Nvidia for lower than $200. But this is not an exciting card considering its specifications:
However, it’s good to have options at this market segment. This is probably okay as a budget 1080p card that will let you play games at medium settings. It will definitely be an improvement over any integrated graphics. But would would recommend you save up a bit more and get something that will last you for a longer period of time. This is, after all, based on 3.5 year old architecture.
One interesting situation to consider is, do you buy a Ryzen 8700G or a cheap processor and a new Nvidia RTX 3050? Trick question. Wait for the 8700G to drop in price.
Canon has to register their cameras with regulators is this is one way we can an early warning of an imminent camera release. The number used for this camera is consistent with past other interchangeable lens cameras. While we’re not certain, the best guess we have is that this would finally be the long fabled Canon R1. A true flagship camera, apparently.
We’ve been told that there are people testing prototypes of this camera presently but they’ve all signed non-disclosure agreements and no leaked photos of the camera body have appeared yet. We really don’t have much reliable reports about this camera but we’ve seen a few indications that they may not be going for as high of a megapixel count as one might guess.
Unlike most digital cameras, the Hasselblad in question is both a CFV 100C medium format digital back and a 907X camera body. The back distills a lot of what was in the X2D 100C to a modular component that is compatible with other Hasselblad V-Series camera bodies as well. The combination of the two will set you back $8200 which is only a few thousand more than some of the top end full-frame mirrorless cameras.
It’s nice to see new development in the medium format sector. We’re hoping it grows and more players enter it.
Key specifications of this camera includes:
It’s an okay looking phone. The Google Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro smartphones are expected this year. We are expecting a possible announcement or teaser at the September’s Made By Google event and then possible sale of these phones in October.
There is still lots of time before launch so the information that we have now is quite preliminary.
A very interesting leak thanks to a Reddit user shows us what this phone looks like.
Key specifications from this leak from GizChina include:
This phone does not appear to be coming until summer. We know nothing about the price.
The Nothing company has stated:
With Phone (2a), we’ve really doubled down on the core user needs – performance, camera, you name it. And it’s also kind of leveraging some of the most loved features of the Phone (2) while ensuring it delivers on a clear upgrade compared to Phone (1) on every front.
But keep in mind this is within the context of trying to create a budget Android phone with attractive specifications, including:
You can visit the Nothing website for more information about the company.
This small cinema camera is targeted at a niche audience with its $30,000 price tag. It’s still good news for all of those who produce video as technology, given enough time, tends to trickle down and become more affordable. An affordable full-frame global shutter sensor may come our way given enough years and demand. Those who shoot RED will likely find this camera interesting. They’re stating this is the worlds’ first large format global shutter camera.
This camera is an achievement and RED should be praised for that. The previous Raptor’s were and still are excellent cameras, and perhaps more will become available used now.