HTC Windows Phone 7 12 Megapixel Smartphone Leaked

Windows first smartphone with 12 megapixel by HTC, What appears to be a 12-megapixel HTC smartphone running Windows Phone has been caught in the wild, lending weight to rumors that the company is looking to high-resolution cameras to further differentiate its future handsets. Shared by arch-insider Eldar Murtazin, the unknown phone – which resembles an HTC Trophy – is shown set to take 12MP 4000 x 3000 images in the camera app.

Nokia already released 12 megapixel in the market called Nokia N8.

It also cranks up the pressure on Nokia, which had planned to use its high-quality optics as a differentiating factor between it and other Windows Phone OEMs. There’s more to picture quality than a high-megapixel sensor, of course, but with many consumers buying based more on spec sheets than anything else, HTC’s grab at high resolutions could well help keep it ahead of the pack.

He tweeted that the phone supports RAW format. These are the adjustable settings that it offers:

Photo Resolution
Brightness
Contrast
Anti-Banding
Focus
Exposure Metering Mode
Exposure Compensation
RAW Capture

Complete Specification, Feature , Price and release date yet to be announced.

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New Intel 2011 Desktop Processor Roadmap Leaked

A new and improved leaked roadmap for what looks like Intel LGA1155 and LGA1366 processors has been leaked out onto the internet that is worth taking a look at. The roadmap has the chip maker's projected timeline of products for all of 2011 and even the first half of 2012! This roadmap is different than the last one and has more details of the processors on it. The upcoming ~$1,000 Intel Extreme Edition 3.3GHz processors are shown as having unlocked BClk multipliers, 15MB of L3 cache and six cores. The step down from here still have six cores and are unlocked, but have lower clock speeds (3.2GHz) and less cache (12MB). Things are starting to look good for the upcoming LGA 2011 processor series and the Intel X79 Express chipset.

In Q4 2011, Intel will unveil its new Sandy Bridge-E (enthusiast) platform, consisting of new multi-core processors in the 2011-pin LGA package, and Intel X79 Express chipset. A roadmap slide leaked to the Chinese media reveals an interesting way in which Intel will approach the platform to monetize it best. To begin with, it appears like Sandy Bridge-E will keep up with the trend set by LGA1155 processors where only certain models can be overclocked, while others are greatly limited. Among those that can be overclocked (or "unlocked", as Intel puts it,) there will be two classes.

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Nokia X7-00 Leaked from confirmed News

It is yet another device from Nokia after the X7-00 and E6-00 were leaked a couple of weeks ago. This time it is on the Nokia's Ovi Publisher tool that the device called as Nokia T7-00 has been listed under Symbian^3 category. The list of devices under the Symbian^3 are the C6, C7-00, C7-00_1, N8-00, T7-00 and X7-00. All these devices sport 360x640 pixels resolution which Nokia also called as nHD resolution. Details for the devices are scant and the leaked document just has the device’s model number, OS and display resolution.

Specification are :

§  4 inches of Amoled display screen with CBD

§  8 mega pixel of camera

§  Dual LED flash

§  Video player

§  Video recording facility

§  Symbian^3 operating system

§  3G/HSDPA/HSUPA

§  Up to 32GB of micro SD expansion slot

§  Bluetooth 3.0

§  WLAN 802.11 b/g/n Wireless

§  Face recognition facility

§  Quick office document viewer

§  Stereo FM radio with RDS

§  Stereo speakers

§  NFS Shift

§  Flash Lite 4.0, Adobe reader

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Nintendo Wii 2 Specs, features, Pricing Leaked

In line with what we’ve been hearing so far, some more specific information about the Wii 2′s innards have come to light. It will apparently run on a PS3-shaming AMD’s R700 GPU which IGN’s tipster says should sail right past Sony’s NVIDIA 7800GTX-based setup. It should also do 1080p and maybe even stereoscopic 3D standing up and there’s also a repeat of the IBM PowerPC three-core processor business.

By this point, if this is a hoax, it’s one of the most elaborate on record, since even Shigeru Miyamoto came out and said that “there’s no smoke without fire.”And he wasn’t talking about McGriddles. The prices bandied about vary from $350 (£212) to $400 (£242), which would indicate Nintendo still wants to go the profitable route. Then again, don’t we all? Also, inexplicably picking up a chain of design continuity it’s left hanging for about two decades now, apparently the Wii 2 will be sporting a modern take on the SNES design. And this right here is your cue to start buying up Nintendo stock.

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