
Like most people who’ve had an iPhone 3GS in their hands, we’ve been extremely impressed with the video capabilities of this little device. Not only Does it take near-HD video, it has excellent basic editing software and video can be uploaded to YouTube over Wifi or the cell networks. Among other things, it is the most useful video camera in the world today. No wonder the video camera market is shaking in its collective boots.
Thank God those iPhones are so expensive, and Apple will only sell 20 million or so of them in 2009. If Apple added cameras to its line of iPods, there would be another 3+million of them hitting the market per month, and the low end of the digital video camera market could be crushed.
Uh oh.
That’s exactly what we’re hearing is going to happen. One of our sources in Asia say that Apple has placed an order for a massive number of camera modules of the type that they include in the iPhone. These are inexpensive cameras, in the $10 range. And the size of the order, our source says, means they can only be used for one thing – the iPods.
Prepare Yourself For iPod Video
Panasonic’s new “Stereo D-Dock” is slim, supports iPhones and iPods
Chinese iPhone Gets Official In English. China Unicom Nearly Doubles AT&T’s Subscriber Base.
Even Ubuntu’s founder likes Windows 7
Samsung pays Qualcomm $1.3 billion to secure wireless licenses
Thriller Skull Phone could have just been named ‘Skull Phone’
Instant film isn’t dead – it’s just weird and expensive
Kleiner-backed GOGII Releases textPlus for Android
Verizon Wireless to light up LTE in 20 to 30 markets in 2H 2010
CrunchDeals: Virgin America flights from NYC for $109
G.S.M. encryption hacked
Japanese dude faces 2 years in prison, $96,000 fine for hosting 1,000+ Nintendo DS ROMs on Web site