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Name: MightySkins Protective Vinyl Skin Decal for Microsoft Xbox One S wrap cover sticker skins Musical Elephant
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Microsoft Xbox One Game Console
Al Griffin | May 27, 2014
Performance Features Ergonomics Value PRICE $499 AT A GLANCE Plus Involving gameplay and graphics Powerful Smart TV features Wide range of remote control options Minus Features may be overkill for some No DVR control THE VERDICT Microsoft’s next-gen console is a home entertainment powerhouse. Games, movies, music—it’s got it all. Microsoft wants to take over the living room. OK, maybe that premise isn’t exactly new. About 10 years ago, tech pundits used the same words when discussing the Windows Media Center PC, an all-in-one solution that combined computing and home entertainment in a big, ungainly box. You don’t hear much about Microsoft’s Media Center PC ambitions anymore. What you do hear about is the Xbox One, the latest version of the company’s successful game console. And yes, Microsoft still wants to take over the living room, except now they plan to do so through the Xbox One.
DxO One Compact Camera Review
| Apr 22, 2016
The DxO One is a very compact camera with a 20MP sensor that uses an Apple iPhone as both an electronic viewfinder and control center. The fixed focal length lens of the DxO One is covered by a slider cap on the front which when moved also activates the camera. (Editor's Note: Lab Review lab tests and comments are supplied by BetterNet, Shutterbug’s TIPA-affiliated testing lab and edited by George Schaub. Shutterbug is the sole US representative within TIPA, a worldwide association of photo and imaging magazines.) Since this is from Shutterbug’s Mobile Photography, Apps, and Social Media issue, we’ve decided to take another look at a device that’s designed for all three of those things: the DxO One. The DxO One is a pocket-sized camera module for the Apple iPhone or iPad that offers a one-inch sensor with 20MP resolution and a fixed focal length of 32mm (35mm film equivalent). The camera uses the iPhone and an app as both the control center and electronic viewfinder. Reminiscent in functionality of Sony’s QX1, which needs a smartphone and establishes a connection between the camera module and smartphone by Wi-Fi, the new DxO One differs in that it offers a direct hardware connection to the Apple mobile device via the “Lightning” interface. That’s the reason why it can only be used with Apple mobile phones, while the Sony allows use with iOS or Android devices. The camera offers a very small touchscreen as a status display. Swiping over the screen will show additional setup information. The camera uses microSD cards for recording photos and videos. Additional copies of the photos can be saved simultaneously on the smartphone. The “Lightning” interface for the smartphone connection is located on the left-hand side of the camera and flipped out by moving the slider cap on the front to its lowest position. The camera offers a USB interface for image and video data transfer to the PC. The “Lightning” connector between the DxO One and Apple iPhone allows users to rotate the phone like a swivel screen on a standard camera. The large iPhone 6 Plus illustrates the small body of the DxO One. Camera Build, Layout & Performance The camera’s front cover plate has to be pushed down to pop up the “Lightning” port of the camera on its left-hand side, which allows for smartphone connection to the camera. The smartphone starts the DxO camera application automatically. Hypothetically, the camera can be used with one hand, but we didn’t trust the structural stability of the small “Lightning” male plug to hold the Apple iPhone 6 Plus used for the test: We took all images by using both hands for the camera and smartphone. Nevertheless, the DxO One handling is easier than Sony’s bracket/c