The M1 Chip successor from Apple, which is currently being called M2, is looking more likely to arrive in MacBook computers by the end of the year. A new report states that the processor has already gone into mass production and could start shipping as early as July. This timeline seems to confirm a report […]
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When discussing an exceptional and groundbreaking camera that has achieved the impossible, it deserves rigorous celebration. Such a device can be easily referenced years later, particularly when the brand that produced it starts to falter in the future.
DJI has single-handedly proved that they are kings of the drone market. The company had immense success, and its products are no short of being exceptional at the price point they are given. When Sony decided to venture into the same market, they discontinued their drone.
When one speaks about acquisitions or buyouts in the camera market, the most recent and peculiar examples are DJI and Hasselblad. The former is Chinese drone manufacturers, and the latter is a heritage Swedish company that earned its legacy by sending its cameras to the moon.
Yesterday, Adorama published a long list of supposed Canon EOS R1 specifications that provided a lot more detail on the newly-announced camera than Canon published in its development announcement.
The Apple silicon-powered Mac Pro that was promised last year is finally coming in late spring or early summer.
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The Canon R5 II was originally speculated to arrive this year, but a new report claims that isn't happening. In lieu of a new camera body, Canon will instead be bringing new functionality to the original R5 via a "major" firmware update. [Read More]
Apple might be bringing the exceptional 48-megapixel main camera from its iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max devices to its non-Pro iPhone 15 models according to a new report. [Read More]