Concept DSLR Goes Easy On Your Face

We’ve seen concept cameras with slanted LCD displays before, and seeing that we’ve got another one here, maybe it’s an upcoming trend that manufacturers might actually decide to incorporate into their next hardware line up. The Sony Alpha SLR concept here focuses on ergonomics more than your usual megapixel race, and the most obvious difference is the aforementioned slanted display, giving your nose some breathing room when you’re taking a picture. If you may have noticed, you often have your nose pressed against the display when taking a picture, something that this design will hopefully solve. The question is: does it still look good in your opinion?

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Samsung I8920 Omnia HD 2 rumored to sport 4-inch Super AMOLED display

There are whispers of the Samsung I8920 Omnia HD 2 being bandied about, claiming that it will feature a 4" Super AMOLED display - while this is not as large as the EVO 4G's display, boasting Super AMOLED technology certainly gives it an edge when it comes to image quality. It will run on the Symbian 3 operating system, sporting a pretty impressive 12-megapixel camera with Xenon and LED flash to blind your subjects, not to mention being able to record video in 720p resolution at 30fps. It could be a toss up between 16GB and 32GB of storage space, while you can also use the Omnia HD2 to help you get around thanks to built-in GPS capability. Surfing on the go can be done at wireless hotspots thanks to its 802.11 b/g/n connectivity, while Bluetooth 3.0 ensures it remains future proof for some time to come.

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Rumor: PSP2 To Make An Appearance At E3

We’re really looking forward to next month’s E3 Expo, especially with the PlayStation Move, Project Natal and Nintendo 3DS still firmly in our minds. But aside from those devices, a rumor has just sprung up suggesting that details on the next iteration of Sony’s PlayStation Portable (PSP) might appear at E3, and that would really be interesting. Let’s not forget that the PSP has already been on the market for a good six years, and aside from the PSPgo, there hasn’t been any major change to the portable console (aside from a few revisions).

What do you think the next PSP will look like, and are you keen on Sony releasing a PSP2 (whatever it may be called), or would you prefer a Nintendo 3DS?

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