When Samsung announced the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra,
with its spiffy new laser autofocus, Input guides editor Evan Rodgers figured it was a good bet to buy one. But he was sorely disappointed with the device’s camera system. It’s a problem, he writes, that stems from Samsung’s entire imaging philosophy. Evan joins us to explain.
And later: The forthcoming Hunter electric skateboard
has Tesla-level ambitions. It’s an all-aluminum, water-resistant, battery-packing board with custom-designed suspension instead of rigid trucks and tire-like wheels. That combination means better board handling – and a nearly $2,000 price tag. Input news editor Craig Wilson joins us to discuss.
On this episode of Input/Output, we talk about a bad camera and a rad board.
Read the original Input stories here:
- I tested the Note 20 Ultra for weeks. What is going on with this camera?
- The Hunter Board is a 34 mph electric skateboard with Tesla-level ambitions
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