This gun needs an LCD screen so you can review the pictures. Let's say you take a shot, but the person has their eyes closed, as often happens. Obviously you'd want to take the shot again. Then what about flash and red eye reduction?
Kidding aside, it seems like a step in the right direction.
Interesting unit.
The article author has made the specs a little bit difficult to find.
15.3" widescreen (1280 x 768)
Celeron 1.6 - 512megs DDR - 60GB HD
And in typical Sony VAIO Style, a tragically underpowerd graphics chip. (SIS650)
All for an MSRP of 1599 US Clams
It's sexy in a geeky breakfast table kind of way but not worth the cost of admission.
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This gun needs an LCD screen so you can review the pictures. Let's say you take a shot, but the person has their eyes closed, as often happens. Obviously you'd want to take the shot again. Then what about flash and red eye reduction? Kidding aside, it seems like a step in the right direction.
Interesting unit. The article author has made the specs a little bit difficult to find. 15.3" widescreen (1280 x 768) Celeron 1.6 - 512megs DDR - 60GB HD And in typical Sony VAIO Style, a tragically underpowerd graphics chip. (SIS650) All for an MSRP of 1599 US Clams It's sexy in a geeky breakfast table kind of way but not worth the cost of admission.