Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX9V
A multitalented megazoom, the HX9V will satisfy a broad range of users--from snapshooters looking for more zoom to enthusiasts who want the latest and greatest compact camera features.
The good: The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX9V is overflowing with shooting features, and has excellent photo and video quality and solid shooting performance.
The bad: The HX9V might actually be too much camera for some users and there are a couple of minor design issues.
The bottom line: Feature junkies in search of a compact megazoom should get the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX9V.
November 1, 2011 10:36 PM PDT
Thanks Bill
i saw by you the nr 1 don't now the name anymore ,but first need to spare to get the money together so that take i while but love him.
dinie01
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Seriously, it reminds me of the 3 general prices you can pay for a 20oz cup of coffee. You could be in the in crowd and go to Starbucks everyday and pay $3~5 for a cup of good Java, or you could go to Dunkin Donuts & pay $1.89 for a Good cup of Java with anything you want in it (Ilike whipped cream on top). My last and cheapest example of buying a Good cup of Java out is at 7/11 and they have almost everything I like for $0.99 but no whipped cream.
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So with that analogy, you can put the same Coffee in 3 different cups with the seperate flavorings from each store and you could guess which coffee came from which store. The question remains; Are you the person who has to keep up with the jones's Mac/Starbucks, Are you happy with the cool Cell phone you have until the contract runs out and decide you paid far to much for it and go the cheaper way next time, then you are a PC kinda person. Are you the 7/11 kinda guy who doesn't own a laptop, has a cell phone that answers calls, has a sim card and a calendar and timer, and has cable TV.
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Are you like me and laugh at all the people running around in the mice mazez, while trying to hurry and get through life. I make my own coffee at least 5 times a week and use flavored creamers because I just never have liked the flavor of coffee. Are you such a penny pincher that you didn't ever go for the Cable/Dish/Fios TV, because you can buy a $70 High Definition 1080p Antenna and mount it on your roof and receive about 30~40 free Open Air TV shows and College Football on Saturday & NFL on Sundays. I do not have a PC, instead, my work has supplied me with the 3 laptops that I now have at home, because each Software supposidly needs to run alone. One more thing, I am a Sony Fanboy and I have had nothing but Good times with all of their products including my 2 PS3 consoles which play Hi Def 1080p Blueray movies & upscale normal DVD's along with the Netflix service, which I am hooked on because of the amazing amount of quality shows & Movies I can watch for next to nothing each, instead of sitting through the Commercials on TV or Cable/Dish. Yeah, I do pay $30 a month for 3Mb DSL Service, which oddly enough works pretty well for supplying a total of 5 laptops and 2 PS3's, with only occasional histeria from my boys when they are playing ONLINE. No matter, cause it doesn't interfere with my Netflix and I pay the same for my DSL as my 20 year old pays for wireless service for his phone.
- Enough said! It is a crazy mixed up world we live in. I hope you all keep fairing well in it, because the new toy from this year for $2,000, becomes the hasbeen toy of next year for $700. I pay around $20 to $40 for all my PS3 games, simply because I do not have to play them when they 1st come out. My 2 boys will split the cost to justify paying full price. I guess they have never been as hungry as I was as a child.
Merry Christmas
And by the way, bigdogtim, know the difference between "your" and "you're." It is not a little thing and it does matter.
And what is a mazez? hahaha Brilliant writing.
I like the iPad, don't get me wrong. But compared to my Android, it is just weak sauce. And now, with quad core Android Tablets coming out, it is going to be even further behind.
Again, I like iPads, so don't bash me. I really do like them, and would not hesitate to recommend them to those individuals looking for a basic device. They are great for movies, music, and games.
But for surfing the Internet, multi-tasking, and more advanced tasks, my Android tablet does much better. When traveling, the Android tablet can replace my laptop, the iPad cannot.
Is it just a hype thing? Seriously? I am really asking. If it is a hype thing, then I guess I can understand that. People get more excited about opening brand name gifts.
But... if we are talking about gadgets that do the most, are most powerful, most well designed, etc... clearly the edge goes to Android.
For my lacking knowledge about an ipad, I can't use it smoothly yet because ai need to learn how to use it promptly. I find it is is so different with the usual computer windows. Every time go to surf through some website, I'm required to bring out it's screenary keyboard which is really difficultly to be typed with words and numbers on changed keyboards.
What are the most important tasks needed to do? I am not quite sure yet. What functions can bt used, what advantages more advanced than the ordinary computer windows?
Who can tell me any suggestion?
sfiawong.
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I do feel as though your not in the in crowd, if you do not become a Mac person.
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Seriously, it reminds me of the 3 general prices you can pay for a 20oz cup of coffee. You could be in the in crowd and go to Starbucks everyday and pay $3~5 for a cup of good Java, or you could go to Dunkin Donuts & pay $1.89 for a Good cup of Java with anything you want in it (Ilike whipped cream on top). My last and cheapest example of buying a Good cup of Java out is at 7/11 and they have almost everything I like for $0.99 but no whipped cream.
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So with that analogy, you can put the same Coffee in 3 different cups with the seperate flavorings from each store and you could guess which coffee came from which store. The question remains; Are you the person who has to keep up with the jones's Mac/Starbucks, Are you happy with the cool Cell phone you have until the contract runs out and decide you paid far to much for it and go the cheaper way next time, then you are a PC kinda person. Are you the 7/11 kinda guy who doesn't own a laptop, has a cell phone that answers calls, has a sim card and a calendar and timer, and has cable TV.
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Are you like me and laugh at all the people running around in the mice mazez, while trying to hurry and get through life. I make my own coffee at least 5 times a week and use flavored creamers because I just never have liked the flavor of coffee. Are you such a penny pincher that you didn't ever go for the Cable/Dish/Fios TV, because you can buy a $70 High Definition 1080p Antenna and mount it on your roof and receive about 30~40 free Open Air TV shows and College Football on Saturday & NFL on Sundays. I do not have a PC, instead, my work has supplied me with the 3 laptops that I now have at home, because each Software supposidly needs to run alone. One more thing, I am a Sony Fanboy and I have had nothing but Good times with all of their products including my 2 PS3 consoles which play Hi Def 1080p Blueray movies & upscale normal DVD's along with the Netflix service, which I am hooked on because of the amazing amount of quality shows & Movies I can watch for next to nothing each, instead of sitting through the Commercials on TV or Cable/Dish. Yeah, I do pay $30 a month for 3Mb DSL Service, which oddly enough works pretty well for supplying a total of 5 laptops and 2 PS3's, with only occasional histeria from my boys when they are playing ONLINE. No matter, cause it doesn't interfere with my Netflix and I pay the same for my DSL as my 20 year old pays for wireless service for his phone.
- Enough said! It is a crazy mixed up world we live in. I hope you all keep fairing well in it, because the new toy from this year for $2,000, becomes the hasbeen toy of next year for $700. I pay around $20 to $40 for all my PS3 games, simply because I do not have to play them when they 1st come out. My 2 boys will split the cost to justify paying full price. I guess they have never been as hungry as I was as a child.
Merry Christmas