Does this mean we can expect a OnePlus foldable?

I think it's good as long as components are compatible or the component of old one have enough of backups for user to buy when something broke.

Some manufacturers make new device models without nearly any improvement just to ensure that 'if something broke, you need to buy a new one'.

19MP is more than enough to capture 4K, what you see in the mobile world ends up to pixel-binning and this is a commercial product at first stage avoiding any marketing theatrics for pure function.

I’m interested to see if they ever improve on index.

I’m just surprised this kid’s haptic gloves aren’t in mass production

> Article doesn’t provide any useful metrics (e.g. physical sensor size)

It's a full frame sensor, so 24mm x 35mm.

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Both.

Yes, I work in an industry where I tend to interact with numerous phones from various brands. I have used a lot of these newer phones as they come out. The first thing that is noticeable to me typically is difference in quality. I'm not saying the phones are bad or that the quality is bad, just lower than Samsung flagship, which is to be expected considering how huge Samsung is. Not to mention, I was just trying to potentially explain that guy's POV, not trying to start a whole thing.

I have a S10+ and the side-lock & volume button detached even when it’s inside a silicon case 24x7, Samsung has the advantage of 1yr additional software update support but for that requires newer devices to be bought.

They aren't mutually exclusive. He probably likes the quality Samsung outputs but isn't a particular fan of the design of their fold series. A lot of these folds from other brands tend to be lower quality even if the design is a good idea.

yes

>“If this was made by Samsung I'd buy it.” > >“I can't stand the Samsung Folds.”

So, which is it?

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When they flip open and have random UNO card reveals, it will make this challenge a lot more interesting for the customer!!

When has the first iteration of any new tech ever not had problems? Seems like a bit of a silly opinion you have there.

> To be clear, this sensor is unlikely to make its way into a camera that will make it onto general store shelves as it is designed for use in industrial or security applications, but it does show that Canon is making advancements in the global shutter space that could point to a consumer-level sensor at some point in the future. It’s not clear if there is any reason why this sensor couldn’t be deployed in a camera made for the general public, though.

Might be more for image / product recognition for conveyer lines… not really for normal cameras.

19MP isn’t that impressive when you think about it.

Same. Even though I rarely use it, just the few times I do and not needing a mouse and keyboard on my couch is worth a lot to me.

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Alright.

Now give us more entry level lenses that aren’t a 7.1 or a decent full frame body that isn’t $2500

what? I think that there could even be improvements every year, like on the smartphone market. you don't have to buy every generation

Please a new controller please! The controls on the deck are amazing, but these days I'm mostly using the deck while docked to the TV to couch co-op with the SO

Is it blue and black or white and gold?

Would've been great if they made it available in other countries.

Yeah look out, one guy on Reddit had a bad experience so therefore they must all be bad, lol