Canon’s First Touchscreen PowerShot

It is well known that Canon is the most popular and biggest camera manufacturer to trot out its brand-new cameras for the fall season all over the world, but the camera leader Canon company is definitely developing a big and attractive impact with current point-and-shoot announcements. Six new kinds of slim and elegant PowerShot cameras will shock the modern markets in the coming two months. For the wonderful camera with high quality, I think everyone clients will keep its eyes on the achievements.
The latest products are a model Leading camera aimed at more-experienced photographers: the Canon PowerShot G11which is the new flagship model in the PowerShot models, follow-uping to last year's excellent products PowerShot G10.

Comparing with the G10, the new G11 offers the ability as follows:
1. Shoot in RAW mode.
2. Nifty old-school dials for quickly adjusting ISO and exposure-compensation levels
3. an optical viewfinder in addition to an LCD screen;
4. Its 5X optical-zoom lens reaches from 28mm wide angle to 140mm telephoto.
Take a look at the Canon G11 in the above.
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Dell Inspiron Mini 9 Review

Dell wants you to believe the Inspiron Mini 9 is "your new best friend." Well, kiddies, the Inspiron Mini 9 is a fantastic mobile companion that helps you stay connected and makes your life easier without breaking the bank. However, I can't shake the feeling that the Mini 9 is more like "the kid you're friendly with at the lunch table, but isn't your BFF."
Yes, the Dell Mini 9 is a great netbook. Yes, it has a great price. Yes, it will probably sell very, very well for Dell. No, this won't change the world as you know it. The truth is that at least a dozen other manufacturers have released or announced similar netbooks before the new Dell Mini 9 arrived. Dell had all the time in the world to develop something that slaughters the competition in a way that only Dell can. Unfortunately, while the Dell Mini 9 is great, it still suffers from a few of the same problems we've seen in other netbooks (heat, annoying glossy plastics, bad keyboard, and a small battery that could have been bigger without sacrificing much size or weight).
Ultimately, the Dell Mini 9 is a fabulous netbook that is sure to end up on many Christmas lists this year ... but it's only "your new best friend" if you're willing to overlook a few flaws.
Pros
Small and light
Easy to use
Very well built and durable
Responsive Synaptics touchpad
Easy to upgrade RAM, SSD, and wireless cards
No noisy cooling fan
Low price for an ultraportable
Cons
Gets a little hot
Glossy plastic lid is a magnet for fingerprints
No F11 or F12 keys, other function keys in strange location
4-cell battery is nice, 6-cell Dell Inspiron Mini 9 battery would be better
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