Can a full-frame image sensor finally make 35mm film cameras obsolete? And can a beautiful screen obscure the obvious problems present in a media player/Internet tablet?
In the eleventh episode of the Gadget Lab Videoblog, Daniel Dumas and Jon Snyder review the Sony Alpha A900 DSLR camera and find that its performance, for its price, is justly outstanding. Plus, they go over Jon’s low-light tests that produced somewhat noisy pics (just like the night party’s DJ) but still represent the best type of cam-night vision.
In addition, Dylan Tweney and Jose Fermoso go over the Archos 5 Media Tablet, a beautiful piece of hardware that stops short of great due to its glitchy OS and browser, and a just-OK touch interface.
If the video below is not working, please click here to view it: Sony’s Alpha A900 Frames Fully, Archos 5 Blinds With Screen Beauty.
You can also check out all of our previous videos at Wired’s channel on YouTube.
This episode of the Gadget Lab Videoblog was created by Annaliza Savage (producer), Henry Young (camera), Peter Lazarus (animation), and Fernando Cardoso (editor).
Posted under Gadget Reviews
This post was written by admin on October 4, 2008
