samsung galaxy camera

Samsung Galaxy Camera Review

Samsung Galaxy Camera Features

     Samsung Galaxy Camera has a very cool looking. There are two things that are very noticeable when you first get your hands on the camera. Firstly, it is quite heavy and The second is the absolutely stunning 4.8 inch screen which fills the entire back of the camera. It looks amazing and makes the camera an absolute pleasure to use.

It is responsive and the menu systems is easy to navigate. When using the full manual controls, the settings fill the screen, giving access to ISO, exposure compensation, aperture and shutter speed. You just hit the setting cog to access the other options, which are split into three headers; camera, share and general. Once you're used to the camera, you'll soon find it a simple task to set the camera up.

The camera can also be voice activated, switch it on and you can adjust the zoom, take pictures, record videos, zoom in / out and more by using your voice. It's impressive, if not always 100% responsive.

Key Features

• 16.3 megapixel BSI CMOS sensor
• 21x optical zoom lens (35mm equiv: 23-483 mm)
• Optical image stabilisation
• 4.8 inch HD super clear touch display
• Runs Android 4.1
• Wi-Fi and 3G/4G connectivity
• Full 1080p HD video recording
• ISO 100-3200
• 10cm minimum focusing distance
• Smart mode
• Voice control
• Panorama mode

Camera Performance

Shutter Response                            0.175 secs

Wide - Focus / Shutter Response   0.4 secs

Full zoom - Focus / Shutter Response          0.7 secs

Switch on Time to Taking a Photo   2.4secs

Shot to Shot without Flash                    3.6 secs

Shot to Shot with Flash                    3.9 secs

Continuous Shooting                            3.7 fps

FEATURES	OS	Android OS, v4.1 (Jelly Bean), upgradable to v4.1.2 (Jelly Bean)
	Chipset	Exynos 4412 Quad
	CPU	Quad-core 1.4 GHz Cortex-A9
	GPU	Mali-400MP
	Sensors	Accelerometer, gyro, compass
	Messaging	SMS(threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Mail, IM, RSS
	Browser	HTML5
	Radio	No
	GPS	Yes, with A-GPS support and GLONASS
	Java	Yes, via Java MIDP emulator
	Colors	Black, White, Pink, Orange
		- SNS integration - Dropbox (50 GB storage) - HDMI port - MP4/DivX/XviD/WMV/H.264/H.263 player - MP3/WAV/eAAC+/AC3/FLAC player - Organizer - Image/video editor - Document editor - Voice memo/dial - Predictive text input (Swype)

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Samsung Galaxy Camera Specifications

Manufacturer                             Samsung

Lens

         Max Aperture f/2.8 - f/5.9

         35mm equivalent 23mm - 483mm

         Optical Zoom 21x

Image Sensor

         CCD pixels 16.3Mp (Megapixels)

         Pixels (W) 4608 

         Pixels (H) 3456

         Sensor Type Back-lit CMOS (B.S.I.)

         Sensor Size 1/2.3 inch

         Sensor Size (width) No Data

         Sensor Size (height) No Data

         Aspect Ratio 4:3-16:9

LCD Monitor

         LCD Monitor 4.8in

         Screen resolution 308 ppi, HD Super Clear Touch Display

         Touch Screen Yes

Focusing

         Min Focus 10cm

         Focusing modes Autofocus*Face Detection* Multi *Centre 

Exposure Control

         Shutter speeds shortest 1/2000sec

         Shutter speeds longest 16sec

         Exposure Comp +/-2

Video

         Movie mode Yes

         Video Resolution 1920x1080

         Video FPS 30fps, 120fps at 720x480 slow-motion

         Stereo Sound Yes

         Optical Zoom with Video Yes

Interface

         HDMI Yes

         USB USB 2

         Wi-Fi Yes

Storage

         Card Type  Micro SD and Micro SDHC

File Type

        JPG

Power Source

        Battery Type 1650mAh Lithium Ion

Dimensions

       Weight 305g

       Width 128.7mm

       Height 70.8mm

       Depth 19.1mm

Samsung galaxy camera cost 399$

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How to install windows 8 with pen drive

1. Create an ISO file from the Windows 8 DVD .
This is the procedure by which you create a
single file, called an ISO image, that contains
all the data stored on the Windows 8 setup
DVD disc.
Once you have an ISO image created from
your Windows 8 disc, come back here and
continue on with this tutorial which will
explain how to get that ISO file onto a flash
drive.
Start the Windows 7 USB DVD Download Tool
program. You should be able to find the
shortcut on the Desktop, as well as in your
Start menu or on your Start screen, depending
on which version of Windows you installed the
program on.
4. Click Browse on the Step 1 of 4: Choose ISO
file screen.
5. Locate, and then select, your Windows 8 ISO
file. Then click or touch Open .
6. Click or touch Next .
7. Choose USB device on the Step 2 of 4:
Choose media type screen.
8. On the Step 3 of 4: Insert USB device screen,
choose from the drop-down box the flash
drive or USB-connected external hard drive
you want to put the Windows 8 setup files
onto and then touch or click Begin copying .
Tip: If you haven't yet plugged in the USB
storage device you're planning on using, you
can do that now and then touch or click the
blue refresh button to make it show up in the
list.
9. Click or touch Erase USB Device if you're
prompted to do so on a Not Enough Free
Space window. If you don't see this, don't
worry, it just means that your flash drive or
external hard disk is already empty.
Important: If this message didn't make it
apparent, you should know that whatever data
you might have on this drive is going to be
erased as part of the process of getting the
Windows 8 setup files copied.
10. On Step 4 of 4: Creating bootable USB device ,
just wait for the Windows 7 USB DVD
Download Tool to prepare the drive and copy
the Windows 8 installation files to it.
The first Status you see will be Formatting,
which will take anywhere from a few to several
seconds, depending on how large the USB
drive is that you're using. Next will be
Copying files which could take anywhere from
15 to 30 minutes, possibly longer, depending
on which Windows 8 ISO file you're working
from, as well as on how fast your flash drive,
USB connection, and computer is.
Tip: Don't worry if the percentage indicator
jumps ahead quickly but then sits on a single
number for a very long time. While it might
not make a lot of sense to behave that way, it
doesn't necessarily mean anything is wrong.
11. Assuming everything went as planned, the
next screen should say Bootable USB device
created successfully with a Status that says
Backup completed.
You can now close the Windows 7 USB DVD
Download Tool program window. The flash
drive, or other external USB drive you're using,
now has the necessary files on it to install
Windows 8 and is also properly configured to
be booted from.
12. Boot from the USB device that you just
created to start the Windows 8 install
process.
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Make computer fast in 10 easy steps

In this article, I hope to compile a
complete list of all the different
methods and tricks that I’ve used
to get the last bit of juice out of a
slow PC. Whether you are using an
old PC or the latest and greatest
in hardware, you can still use some
of these to make your PC run
faster.
1.Run a Disk Defragment.
This will reconfigure the
way the hard drive stores
information for maximum
efficiency. Go to My
Computer , right-click the
Hard Drive and select
Properties , then go to the
Tools tab and click
Defragment Now.

2.Disk Clean Up
Simply follow these simple
instructions.
1. Double-click on My
Computer.
2. Right-click on one of your
disk drives.
3. Select properties.
4. Select Disk Cleanup
When you click this, a small
box should pop up that tells
you that it's calculating the
amount of disk space it can
clean up. This can take
several minutes depending
on how much clutter you
have on your computer.
It would be
advisable to do this about
once a month.

3. Check your hard disk space.
As a rule, you want
to keep at least 15% of
the hard disk space free to
keep the computer running
smoothly. Simply go to
My Computer , right-click
on Hard Drive , and go to
Properties . There you’ll
see a pie chart of your free
versus used space. If it’s
mostly full, you’ll want to
start by removing
unnecessary programs and
files; it it’s not, you
probably want to tackle
the actual way your
computer operates.

4.CCleaner
If your computer is anything like everyone elses, it's full of
useless junk. Your computer
automatically accumulates
it, whether you want it to or
not. Unused file fragments,
useless files and folders, old
registry files, old shortcuts,
the list goes on and on.
Although you may think you
have to go through and get
rid of it all by hand, there is
a program to do it for you.
Instead of having a cleaning
option built in to your
computer, you'll have to
download a special
program. But don't worry,
it's incredibly lightweight
(doesn't take up a lot of
space), simple-to-use, and
(best of all), virus-free. I
myself have been using it
for many years and haven't
had any problems yet.
Simply download CCleaner
and run the program.
Once you have run it, open
the program and select "Run
CCleaner." It should take a
minute or two to process
your files and see which
ones to get rid of, and then
it will delete them, clean
and simple.
Also in the program is a
registry cleaner. On the
side-bar, select the registry
cleaner and select the
cleaning button. When it
asks you if you'd like to
back up your registry files,
I'd select "yes." You can
never be too safe when it
comes to messing with your
registry, as one wrong move
will ruin your computer for
good. Run the program,
clean up all your problems,
and you'll be set!
If you want a more
professional registry cleaner,
I'd highly suggest these
registry cleaners .
Frequency: As often as you
like. I use it about once a
week and it cleans up a
good amount every time.

5. Clear your Prefetch folder.

Windows saves a file of
the program you are using
to make it start up faster.
After years of use, this
folder gets stuffed with
irrelevant programs.
Open Notepad and
type:
del C:\Windows
\Prefetch\*.* /Q
Rundll32.exe
advapi32.dll,
ProcessIdleTasks
(Copy and paste this
text to ensure you don’t
make any mistakes.)
Save as faster.bat
(the .bat extension will
run it as a batch file).
Run it! Simply double-
click the file to
initialize. In a few
moments, the
command prompt will
disappear and your
programs should run
more smoothly.

6. Bootvis
When you start up your
computer, chances are it
takes a while. What it's
doing while it's loading is
taking all of your files and
folders and putting them in
order before starting up your
computer. In order to get
these files in order and keep
them in order, download
Microsoft Bootvis and run
the program. Restart your
computer. You should see a
separate screen for the
program putting your files in
order. This will
SIGNIFICANTLY decrease
your start-up time and
make for a much faster
boot.
Frequency: Only once, it
runs by itself after you
install it.

7.Antivirus
If you search the internet,
there's a pretty high chance
that viruses are trying to
break into your computer.
This might be by "too-
good-to-be-true"
downloads, free music, or
just an average page
viewing. To protect you and
your computer, you'll need
an anti-virus. Although
there are a lot of good anti-
viruses out there, a lot of
them cost some money. If
you're willing to drop a few
bucks, check these anti-
viruses out. If not, though,
there's a great alternative.
AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition
Download
This will cover all your anti-
virus needs, which includes
protecting you from
infection, finding infections,
and getting rid of infections.
This will GREATLY increase
the speed of your computer
if you had any viruses and
will also protect you from
any major damage.
Frequency: Only one
download, but run regular
scans.

8. Delete files you don't need .
Unless you have
very little storage space
on your computer or
simply have an abundance
of unnecessary documents,
deleting small files won’t
make much of an impact
on your computer’s
overall function. However,
any large files like movies
you never watch, photos
you don’t need, or songs
you never listen to can
really gum up the works
and should definitely be
removed.
Don’t forget to empty
your recycling bin.

9. Remove any programs you
do not use.
Go to Control
Panel > Add or Remove
Programs (or Uninstall a
Program , depending on
your operating system) to
find a master list of
programs installed on
your computer. Some
things will strike you as
useless immediately, in
which case you can
remove them right away.
Others won’t look familiar
to you and may require
you some research.
It may help to see how
often you use the
program. If you right-
click one of the column
titles above your
program list (ex. Name,
Publisher, Size,
Installed On, etc.), you
should be able to add
additional
characteristics by
which to judge your
programs. For example,
find Last Used On on
the list of options and
check it; a column
displaying the last time
you used each program
will now appear and
can also be used to
sort your programs.
Some programs will not
have been used in
years and may be
candidates for deletion.
When in doubt, don’t
remove anything you
don’t recognize; it may
be critical to the
function of your
computer – and if you
delete twelve different
things only to discover
that your computer no
longer works properly,
it will be very difficult
to determine where
exactly you went
wrong.

10. Startup Programs
running programs under the
hood that you don't need to
be running. These programs
automatically start up when
you turn your computer on
and keep running until your
computer gets turned off.
Some of these programs are
necessary, some aren't,
some are viruses that slow
your computer down. To get
to your start-up list:
1. Click on the Start menu
2. Select "Run"
3. Type in "msconfig"
without the quotes. This will
take you to what's called
your System Utility
Configuration.
4. Select the Start-up tab
and deselect any KNOWN
programs that you don't
want running in the
background.
5. For all programs you
don't know about, or aren't
sure about, go here:
Startup List
Simply type in one of your
start-up programs and read
about it and whether or not
you need it. This will help
you out significantly,
especially if you have a
virus that may be slowing
down your computer.
Frequency: I suggest doing
this once a year, or
whenever you notice an
inexplicable and sudden
decrease in computer speed.

TOP 2 GAMES OF 2012

2. HALO 4

Halo 4 is a first-person shooter
video game developed by 343
Industries and published by
Microsoft Studios for the Xbox
360 video game console . The
game was released in most
territories worldwide on
November 6, 2012. Halo 4 's
story begins four years after the
ending of Halo 3 ; the player
assumes the role of the Master
Chief , a cybernetically-enhanced
supersoldier. The story is mainly
set on a Forerunner planet,
where Master Chief encounters
the collection of alien races
known as the Covenant and
ancient warriors of the
Forerunner empire known as the
Prometheans. Master Chief is
accompanied by the artificial
intelligence construct Cortana.
Halo 4 grossed US$ 220 million
on its launch day, with an
estimated gross of $300 million
in its opening week, marking a
new record for the franchise.
[1]
As of December 6, 2012, the
game has sold approximately
four million copies. [2]
The game
received generally positive
reviews from professional critics
on release.

2. The Walking Dead

The Walking Dead (also known
as The Walking Dead: The
Game)[8] is an episodic point-
and-click adventure role-playing
video game, based on Robert
Kirkman 's The Walking Dead
comic book series, for iOS , Mac
OS X , Microsoft Windows,
PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The
game was developed by Telltale
Games .[9] The Walking Dead was
planned to be released in the
last months of 2011 [10] but due
to the production and
development of the project, the
game was held back to early
2012. The game consists of five
episodes, released between April
and November 2012. The iOS
versions of each episode
followed shortly afterwards.
Telltale has also published retail
versions of the complete first
season.
The game takes place in the
same fictional setting as the
comic, with events occurring
during the same chronological
period shortly after the onset of
a zombie apocalypse in the
state of Georgia. Most of the
characters are new creations for
the game, centering on
university professor and
convicted killer Lee Everett who
helps to rescue and care for the
young girl Clementine as they
work with other survivors to
make their way to safety.
Kirkman provided oversight of
the game's story to assure it fit
well with the theme of the comic,
but allowed Telltale to handle
the bulk of the game
development and story writing.
Some characters from the
original comic book series make
appearances in-game, including
Hershel Greene and Glenn[11