The Samsung Galaxy Camera might not be the first Android-powered camera on the market — Polaroid showed a prototype camera running on the Android operating system at CES 2012 and Nikon launched the Coolpix S800c, a compact camera running Android 2.3, in August this year. However, in contrast to Polaroid and Nikon, Samsung is not only a manufacturer of digital compact cameras but also currently the most succesful player in the Android smartphone market, which is part of the reason why the Galaxy Camera is arguably the most interesting Android-powered camera we have seen so far.The device takes components from Samsung’s WB850F compact superzoom camera and the Korean manufacturer’s flasgship smartphone, the Galaxy S3. The Galaxy Camera’s lens and sensor come from the WB850F while most of the device’s other key specifications are in line with the Galaxy S3. A 1.4GHz quad-core processor powers the Android 4.1 ‘Jelly Bean’ operating system.

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• Compatible with five different kinds of battery: Panasonic CGR-D16S, Sony NP-FH70, NP-FM55H, NP-F550 and AA battery.
• Easy to know the battery capacity: press the test button, 4-LED On means battery full, 1-LED On means battery low.
• There are three filters included with this item, one white filter to soften the light (diffuse effect);
• Rotate switch be use to on/off and adjust the brightness
• Hot shoe design can be attached to the video cam or DC
• One warm filter to reduce the color temperature and one Pink filter.

• Makes home karaoke easy
• It just plugs into your TV using the A/V jacks
• Lets you karaoke to the 5 songs
• The song lyrics appears on the screen
• Great for kids...

• 4GB Capacity, 1GB RAM, VC882 Cortex A8
• SKYPE VIDEO CALLING, NETFLIX MOVIES, HDMI FUNCTION TO WATCH SAVED VIDEOS/PICTURES ON TF CARD/TABLET
• Inbuilt WIFI, Camera, HDMI, Games, Play Store, VORTEX PLAYER
• YOUTUBE, FACEBOOK, ANGRY BIRD GAME AND MANY MORE PREINSTALLED APPS

• On-board volume, play settings, and phone controls|Built-in microphone with enhanced voice detection
• FM tuner with an Auto-seek feature to help find the clearest FM station
• Universal USB port lets you charge your Smartphone or MP3 Player while streaming
• Includes "line in" port and 3.5 aux. cable for connecting non-Bluetooth enabled devices

• Comes with Camera, USB conn. cable, Wrist Strap, CD software & User manual
• Built in view finder, NO View screen, Auto Low Voltage Alarm
• 10 Second timer delay,Auto power off after 30 seconds without operation/ manual power on & off
• 300k pixels, 4*16Mb biult-in SDRAM, 640x480(VGA),320x240(QVGA) resolutions
• Modes include- Digital video recording(No sound), Still photos, PC camera

Taking a quick tour around the EVGA SR-X motherboard we can see that the first socket only features four DIMM slots. To the left of the heatsink we can see a single 8pin and a single 6pin CPU power.

The second Intel LGA2011 socket features 8 DIMM slots surrounding it, as well as the same CPU power plugs on the right side of the heatsink. Along the top edge of the EVGA SR-X we can see the voltage measure points that allow us to check the various voltages across the EVGA SR-X. The total memory capacity of the EVGA SR-X is 96Gb!

Along the bottom of the EVGA SR-X we can see that is equipped with six SATA ports and four SAS ports. Along the bottom edge of the SR-S we can find the usual internal headers for SuperSpeed USB 3.0, USB 2.0, front panel, and everything else we usually find.

The EVGA SR-X has a total of 7 PCIe x16 Gen 3 slots and is capable of running Quad SLI! Just above the PCIe x16 slots is a single 6pin power plug to supply extra power to the PCIe slots when running multiple graphics cards.

The I/O panel is pretty typical of what we find on most motherboards today. We can see four USB 3.0 ports, four USB 2.0 ports, Bluetooth, a single PS/2 port, a pair of eSATA ports, optical SPDIF, audio jacks, and a pair of Gigabit LAN ports. We also have a CMOS reset button, and the connector for the EVBot.

Summary :

Performance
 Based on Intel C606 chipset
 Supports Dual QPI Socket 2011 Intel Xeon E5 Processors
 100Mhz BCLK
Memory
 12 x 240-pin DIMM sockets
 Quad Channel DDR3
 Maximum of 96GB of DDR3 1600MHz+
Expansion Slot
 0
Storage I/O
 4 x Serial ATA 300MB/sec (4x Internal) with support for RAID 0, RAID1, RAID 0+1, RAID5, RAID10 and JBOD
 4 x Serial ATA 600MB/sec (2x Internal + 2x E-SATA) with support for RAID 0 and RAID 1
Integrated Peripherals
 8 Channel High Definition
 2 x 10/100/1000
Multi I/O
 1 x PS2 Keyboard
 6 x USB3.0 ports
 10 x USB2.0 ports
 Audio connector (Line-in, Line-out, MIC)
 FireWire 1394B (1 external)
Form Factor
 HPTX Form Factor
 Length: 13.6in – 345.4mm
 Width: 15in – 381mm

Key Features

• NVIDIA SLI Technology

• USB 2.0 Support

• Serial ATA II

• 6 – Phase Power Design

• On-Board Clear CMOS Button

• On-Board Power Button with Integrated Power Light

• On-Board Reset Button with Integrated HDD Activity Light

• On-Board Diagnostics LED Readout

• 2-Way SLI® Support

• 3-Way SLI® Support

• Windows XP™ Support

• Windows Vista / Windows 7™ Support

• DDR3 Support

• Dual-Channel Support

• 300% more gold content in the CPU socket

• Supports EVGA’s EVbot

• 4-Way SLI® Support

• SATA III 6GB/s

• USB 3.0 Support

• 100% POSCAP Capacitors

• PCI Express 3.0 Ready

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This video is sort of a mad dash to get rid of the footage I’ve gotten recently before Inferno drops on the 22nd. Looking forward to new shinies to play with. Special thanks to Misaki Tanaka for showing me the song. 200MB video download: eve-files.com Misaki’s Deep Space Transmission Mixes: www.mixcloud.com Music: The Submarines – 1940 (Amplive Remix)