> The 2011 CES gave much to talk about, and its repercussions continue to this day, and probably throughout the year. Is that the most novel is there, but also the most extravagant. One of the products that stood out was the one presented by Casio, who returned to the arena of digital cameras but this time from design to innovate.
This is the new Casio Tryx (EX-TR100), and I presented it in Tech News Buzz. The new Casio digital camera from design innovation, has nothing to do with any camera we've seen so far, because its format is transformable, which robot. Screen has a 3 inch TFT LCD, capable of rotating on its axis through 270 degrees and a framework of rotation of 360 degrees, which can be mounted on any surface.
This is the new Casio Tryx (EX-TR100), and I presented it in Tech News Buzz. The new Casio digital camera from design innovation, has nothing to do with any camera we've seen so far, because its format is transformable, which robot. Screen has a 3 inch TFT LCD, capable of rotating on its axis through 270 degrees and a framework of rotation of 360 degrees, which can be mounted on any surface.