Thursday, 3 May 2012

Camera Phones

I'm sure you lot read technology dedicated websites so I won't repeat most of the same news.

Nokia are bringing out a new phone with a 41 megapixel camera, that's capable of shooting 38 megapixel image and 1080p video. One problem I have with this that the screen resolution isn't that big to support these wide strikingly detailed pictures. Of course you can zoom in on the pictures and have a look at the great pixel density that is the picture with the 41 mega pixel camera.

You've got cybershot phones from sony ericsson who are now called sony... Just sony. Back on to cyber shot phones, they started off the trend that camera phones began to change the way we think of phones and the way we won't need to bring out a camera when we've already got a good enough cameras.

Thinking about all the camera phones that have come out in the last few years are actually replacing camera made by kodak and jessops as people are becoming more lazy and only bringing one because after the smartphone revolution came on, you've got our smartphones that can and have replace or need to bring out function dedicated devices.
This is why the ps vita failed, because it came as the smartphone revolution was taking hold. People didn't want to walk around with a ps vita in their pockets because they already had a gaming system with them. Iphone, Ipod, android phone.

PSP was a brilliant platform because when it came out, phones were still at that stage of gaining more and more use along the community and technology wasn't that good to import the PSP technology into a phone. So if you want a gaming device, you either brought out a psp or have small mini games on your sony ericsson phone or the nokia N-Gage.
It's a real shame for kodak or whoever got bankrupt, the same people sued apple for some patents over the camera functionality. It is a real shame that kodak are now losing business after so many years of a strong business stretching to eighteen hundreds.

Thanks for reading

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