The new Pixii Camera has been unveiled by the France-based brand as it latest piece of flagship photography equipment that's ready to deliver impressive processing power for your choice of images. The camera is equipped with a 64-bit processor, which is reported by the brand as being perfect for a whole new experience that's also the first of its kind in the world. The camera fuses this processor with its 26MP BSI CMOS sensor to deliver incredibly high dynamic range and low-noise pixel design for capturing images at a very high speed.
The new Pixii Camera also highlights the Hardware Upgrade service, which enables the end user to upgrade the processor, sensor or viewfinder. Priced at €2,699 for the 16GB model, the camera is available for order now.
Flagship 64-Bit Processor Cameras
The New Pixii Camera is a First of its Kind
Trend Themes
1. 64-bit Processor Cameras - The trend towards incorporating powerful 64-bit processors in cameras is a disruptive innovation opportunity for manufacturers to create new professional-grade cameras with faster processing speeds and improved image quality.
2. Hardware Upgrade Services - The trend towards offering hardware upgrades in cameras is a disruptive innovation opportunity for manufacturers to create a more customizable and long-lasting product, which will keep customers loyal and upsell to newer technologies without needing to buy a whole new camera altogether.
3. High Dynamic Range and Low-noise Pixel Design - The trend towards incorporating high dynamic range and low-noise pixel design in cameras is a disruptive innovation opportunity for manufacturers to create professional-grade cameras that can capture images with unprecedented realism, while also reducing the need for expensive post-processing software.
Industry Implications
1. Photography - The photography industry can leverage the trend towards 64-bit processors in cameras to create high-end cameras for professionals and enthusiasts who are looking for faster processing speeds and improved image quality.
2. Consumer Electronics - The consumer electronics industry can leverage the trend towards hardware upgrade services in cameras to create more long-lasting and customizable products, which will keep customers loyal and help generate upsell revenue from newer technologies without needing to buy a whole new camera.
3. Software - The software industry can leverage the trend towards high dynamic range and low-noise pixel design in cameras to create new image processing software that takes advantage of these features, while also reducing the need for expensive hardware upgrades.