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Is it a phone or tablet or both? Well, there is not a definite yes-or-no answer to that question. The Galaxy Note, with its huge, 5.3-inch touch screen and stylus, resembles a tablet. But its producer, Samsung, introduced the device as an all-in-one smartphone.
So what gives? While technically a smartphone, its physical appearance and android-powered technology promise fun features commonly found in tablets. However, some may find it awkward to hold the device up to their ears due to its size, as it measures almost 150milimeters tall and 83milimeters wide.
In fact, the average hand may not be big enough to hold it like a phone, but there is one good thing about the size: You don’t have to squint when reading the front page of an online newspaper. Rave reviews regarding this device, which is surprisingly lightweight, revolves around its screen — the largest screen on any smartphone available today.
The screen, with its 1,280-by-800-pixel resolution, is equipped with AMOLED technology that allows for strikingly rich colors and near-bottomless black levels. Thus, this device is brilliant for web browsing, games and video.
Not sounding earth shattering yet? Well, the Galaxy Note’s stylus, aptly called the “S Pen”, offers a unique user experience. The S Pen can be used for accurate sketching and artwork, and if that’s not enough you can also use the S Pen to write ideas, as the device is equipped with superior handwriting indicator that allows for accurate handwriting conversion into digital characters.
But let’s be frank here. This device may come in handier for those working in the creative world because chances are bankers aren’t doodling on electronic pads in their free time. Nonetheless, the ability to actually scribble down ideas or shopping lists is a valuable asset.
But those who are, indeed, bankers, may find the S Memo application, which works in tandem with the S Pen, a useful feature. Designed to create quick memos, S Memo allows you to choose one out of four pen styles — a pen, a brush, a pencil and a highlighter. You can adjust the density and color, depending on your needs.
The S Memo, along with other free applications, can be downloaded from the S-Choice store. The S-Choice store is Samsung’s own download hub designed especially for Galaxy Note users.
You can find an array of interesting applications suitable for the little ones such as Hello Crayon, Hello Color Pencil and Hello Chalk. Meanwhile, Zen Brush and Omnisketch are slightly more advanced, perhaps more suitable for you.
If using a pen isn’t your thing, then use your fingers. The Galaxy Note offers a multi-touch interface that is reliable, with the standard pinch-to-zoom control. And unlike many Android-powered phones, the touch sensitivity of the screen doesn’t render any significant loading period. Put simply, if your standard of touch screen excellence is the iPhone, then Samsung Galaxy Note will not disappoint you.
Other then its fun and inventive S Pen, the Samsung Galaxi Note also comes with a 1.4GHz dual core processor and Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system. Meanwhile, the usual suspects are also present: 8-megapixel camera, video and audio features.
While it’s thin and sleek, the size of the Galaxy Note means you’ll need to be sporting clown-style pantaloons if you want to comfortably slip it in your trouser pocket. This is a phone that demands to be carried in a bag.
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Can I print 8 X 10 photos from an Olympus Stylus 800 8MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom ?
I am considering buying an Olympus Stylus 800 8MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom. However, I want to know if the resolution will be good enough to print 8X10 photos. I currently have a Minolta Dimage that I bought in 2002, it's cool it fits in my pocket. I loved it until I tried to print pictures and all I can print are wallets. I want a nice compact camera that I can print 8X10s from. Thanks
I don't want an SLR, I like the smaller cameras. My husband is going to get one of those, either a Nikon or Canon that's bigger than the Rebel. I can't remember what we were looking at but it was huge and had enough megapixels to blow up to poster size.
You should be able to do it with both providing your not asking more of you lens than what it able to do. That is the problem a lot of people run into I think. Get close and take your shots. You will be able to print 8x10's and then some. I would get a low priced digital slr however. I shoot with the Canon 350D Rebel XT for digital and have other film cameras. I've seen beautiful 13X19 prints from less cameras that what your getting and what you use now! Like I said just dont go full zoom and try taking pics of small things cause that is where you will have troubles.
Hope this helps. BTW
The Rebel price has dropped quite a bit and you can get them for about 650 now body only and pick up a lens for it. Hope this helps
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how many photos will a 128mb xd picture card hold on my olympus stylus 800 digital camera?
depends on picture size (both pixels and quality).
My olympus has cam has 128MB card too, and 2288*1712 pics at JPG quality level 9 (out of 10) take up 700-800Kb, so it's like 140 pics. The pic quality is good - can be printed on letter-size paper w/o any visible grain.
40 pictures - that's all.
So I suggest setting your camera so that the pictures you're taking are 6 megapixels or less. You only really need 3 megapixels if you're posting a photo on a website. The higher MPs are for good quality 8x10 (or higher) prints. So unless you're printing out all of your photos this big, set your camera to a lower MP level.
At 6 MP you can take 60 pictures with your card.
At 5 MP you can take 74.
At 4 MP you can take 95.
At 3 MP you can take 113.
Have fun - you've got a nice camera there!
I have an Olympus Stylus 800 digital camera, lost usb!?
I have an xd card but I unknowingly took pictures with the xd card not in my camera. So now I am stuck with pictures.. but no way to get them onto my camera because I lost my usb cord. Is there any possible way to get the pictures on my camera onto the xd card?
I know exact what you're asking because I also own this camera.
According to p80 of the advance manual, go to menu > [mode menu] > [card] > [backup] > [yes]
This will backup the camera's internal memory to the xD card. You can then download the pictures from the xD card using a USB card reader.
The advance manual can be downloaded from Olympus's support website:
http://olympusamerica.com/cpg_section/cpg_support_product.asp?id=1173
Also you can take your card to a photo processing place, like Walgreen's or Wal-Mart and order a photo CD. It's also handy to do this on trip when you run out of space on your card.
What does the [IN] function mean on my digital camera?
My little sister has recently messed with my digital camera and I cant seem to find how to fix it. I dont have the instructions either!! My digital camera is an Olympus Stylus 800 and right now the display screen says "[IN]" on it. It has never said that before. Also it is only allowing me to take about 24 normal pictures compared to 254 pictures that it allowed me to take before my sister messed with it. The problem is not the size of the pictures. I have already tried that! I just dont understand what could have went wrong. If anyone knows what [IN] means and how to remove it and change it back to normal, that would be so helpfull!!!
Thank you!!
Look on page 29 of this downloadable Olympus manual. Apparently, sis has switched the camera to record all images only with the camera's internal (IN) memory, which has a very low capacity. Is your memory card installed and working correctly? You might check with another card or using your card in another camera.
http://www.olympus.co.jp/en/support/imsg/digicamera/download/manual/zoom_mountcover/man_mju800_e.pdf
What is the best, moderately priced digital camera?
I have an Olympus Stylus 800. 8 mega pixels. It is not in the lowest price range, but the one above that. Did I get a really good camera type? It cost less than $400. What would you have suggested different to purchase and why?
This camera make video with sound too.
I would say you bought an excellent camera. Rated very high in Nov'06 Consumer Reports 3rd on list. Don't second guess yourself your choice was a real good one for a compact camera.
http://www.steves-digicams.com/best_cameras.html
i hope this will help
me i bought fuji f30 ...the iso 3200 is amazing
What is the difference between the "fine" and "normal" settings on my digital camera?
I have an Olympus Stylus 1010 Digital Camera, w/10.1 MP and 7X optical zoom. With the xD memory card it came with, at 10 MP, i can get only 400 pictures with the setting on "fine", or I can get like 800 pictures on "normal". What is the difference here? We are going to Italy so i obviously want my pictures to look as good as possible, but want to know if it is worth buying another memory card so i have enough pictures, or if i can just use the "normal' setting, where the one card will be enough. Any help is most appreciated.
"Fine" and "normal" are JPEG compression level indicators. "Fine" means a lower compression is used whereas "normal" uses higher compression. Obviously, the higher the compression the smaller the file size but the more details are lost in the process as well.
It's better to use the "Fine" option whenever you can to get the best the camera is able to offer. You should try to transfer pictures off of the card whenever you can. 400 pictures is a lot of pictures but if you're running low on space and don't have access to your computer switch over to normal. Create a line: leave the camera on "Fine" until the counter reaches 200. When you reach 200, switch over to "Normal". At this point, you should have enough room for 400 more pictures.