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   by beering 14y ago

   Every new device launched with an obsolete version of Android is part of the price that Google pays for making Android as free as it is. And frankly, I don't see the market for a slow, buggy Android experience tied to a Nikon camera.
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   by beering 14y ago

   Does anybody know if the new text-to-speech engine is part of AOSP? I'm referring to the tech Google got by buying Phonetic Arts.
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   by beering 14y ago

   For these cameras to be taken seriously, I think megapixel count needs to be a factor higher. Currently, in video, we're chasing higher and higher output resolutions, and a 10x drop in pixel count isn't feasible. Once the sensors reach 10x
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   by beering 14y ago

   This is one of the more ignorant comments I've seen in a while. 1) Your first point is exactly why Lytro is exciting—it could disrupt photography by making it easier than ever for beginners to take good photos. Everything you said about Lyt
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   Google, a harmonious society(yinwang0.wordpress.com)

   5 points by beering 14y ago|0 comments