Samsung's i8510 inspires 8 megapixels of awe

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Unknown @ Jul 13th 2008 3:47PM

This is brain-dead. they have, what, a 4000x2000 photo resolution and the screen to view those pictures has a 320x240 resolution? VGA should be the min. acceptable resolution, with 800x480 like the Nokia N810 being a more reasonable target.

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Who Knows @ Jul 13th 2008 7:51PM

most people are gonna view the pics over a computer & the nokia n810 is an internet device so of course its gonna have a great screen

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.Zen @ Jul 20th 2008 10:03AM

Unknown, you must not work in and/or around digital photographers. Let me give you a hint, most viewports on the back of a DSLR are roughly 320x240.

BTW, I think 8mp is a good roundish number to tighten the gap on low res camera photos. Now if someone could just work on the ISO ( I think most camera phones are above 1000) and picture quality would be worth talkin about.

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Krys @ Aug 8th 2008 5:09AM

the N810 aint even a phone so thts out the window!
and sum1 says about the resolution is to big? noway
the bigger the bttr!
because those pics arnt realy 4 viewing on the phone bt on computers
and ther tht size 4 tht reason
plus if u want to have the pics developed ud hardly want them VGA size :L
XD
this phone owns Nokia!!
i had an N95! probably one of the best functioning phones
onli problem was it had the crumyest build quality ever
wat was it? cheap plastic?
for 600 euro i dnt think it was worth it tbh!

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