We’ve seen Nikon’s successor to the D700 slip out a few times this past winter, but this latest leak and its bevy of press images might just be the real deal. According to Brazilian site ZTOP, the company’s set to officially debut its 36.3-megapixel D800 tomorrow. So, what’s on the spec list? Well, it looks like those rumors were true, as this high-end DSLR apparently boasts that aforementioned CMOS sensor capable of 7360 x 4912 resolution and the ability to toggle ISO from 100 – 6,400. As you’d imagine, this high-end, digital light box also comes equipped with the ability for full 1080p30 HD video capture, recording content in either H.264 or MPEG-4 formats. Naturally, there’s also a 3.2-inch LCD viewfinder onboard so you can sift through your sizeable gallery of stills. While we still caution you to take this news with a nigh invisible grain of salt, it’s likely all will be revealed in one day’s time. Check out the source below for additional shots.

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Canon Pixma MX882

The Canon MX882 printer contains a 35 sheet auto duplex document feeder that will allow for instant document copying and faxing and scanning too so you may have a machine that does all of that and much more in a single go. Seem no further than this to offer you a comprehensive variety of activity launchers additional with buttons that produced it straightforward to suit your needs to make commands on it.

The Canon Pixma MX882 has over common text quality. The text seems dark and crisp. Small-sized check fonts also seem very good, mainly. The quality is superior adequate for basic usage as well as for documents developed to generate an impression this kind of like a resume, and even desktop publishing, with acceptable font selection.

It is possible to even get your beloved photos and film clips on the method also with memory cards and after that have easy to use and operate printing of the stunning pictures. You are able to also get all this accomplished very fast so it’s great for your office use also as use inside your own personal home. You could do two sided printing also and print all variety of items.

The 3-inch LCD and Dual Function Panel are centered on the length broad management panel. It makes navigation easier by only highlighting the functions desired for every single given job. Towards the left, find 4 speedy device keys (scan, copy, fax, and card), the energy key as well as the setup menu rapid crucial. For the proper, six additional fast keys which include start, cease, redial and hook.

The Canon MX882 throws caution to the wind having a sleek new design and style featuring a glossy black exterior and Canon’s new Dual Function Panel. All connections are located around the back with the Canon MX882. Customers can connect the Pixma MX882 by means of a Hi-Speed USB 2.0, Wireless LAN or Ethernet connection even though neither USB or Ethernet cables are offered.

The Pixma MX882 presents great photo quality. The prints can rival those of an expert lab. The graphic excellent is much like various other all-in-ones, with rich too as well-saturated colors, and superior colour fidelity. Occasionally, it does uncover it tough to print white-colored lines which have been incredibly thin against a black backdrop. Other small challenges the MSF has are banding and dithering.

This week was packed with news on the mobile front, so it was easy to miss a few stories here and there. Here’s some of the other stuff that happened in the wide world of wireless for the week of September 26, 2011:

• Last week we heard the rumor that Sprint would be launching the BlackBerry Curve 9350 on October 2nd, and we’ve finally received the official confirmation. The device will be hitting stores tomorrow for with a two-year contract. [PhoneArena]
• The Motorola Photon WiMAX, referred to as the Photon 4G in the US, is now making its way to Japan as KDDI announced the launch of the device this past Monday. [Motorola]
• Verizon Wireless launched the Pantech Jest 2 this week, which is a feature phone with a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard. [Verizon Wireless]
• The Samsung Galaxy Y is now listed as “coming soon” on O2′s website, which makes it the second carrier to announce upcoming availability in the UK. The actual date of release, however, is still unofficial. [O2]
• Softbank (Japan) looks ready to land the ZTE Lord V882, which appears to be an Android device running on Gingerbread, and comes packed with a 1GHz CPU, 512MB of RAM, 3.8-inch LCD at WVGA resolution and a 5MP camera. [LandofDroid]
• NTT DoCoMo and Orange have teamed up to offer the Sharp AQUOS SH80F, which features dual 8MP stereoscopic cameras and claims to be the world’s first Android device capable of converting 2D content into 3D in real time. It’ll first be launched in France on October 6th and will follow to other European and Asian countries shortly after. [Softpedia]
• Maybe Microsoft Canada just assumed nobody actually reads terms and conditions, because the company outed the names of a few upcoming Windows Phones in the T&C for a developer contest: the Nokia Sabre and a duo of Samsungs named the Yukon and Wembley. The Nokia Searay was also named in the list, indicating the Sabre is a second device running on Mango. [Nokia HDBlog (translated)]
• In preparation for its Windows Phone debut, Nokia is also rumored to be featuring a new voice navigation system with 3D maps, according to some leaked marketing materials. [WinRumors]
• Here’s a rendering of the HTC EVO Design 4G, also known as the Kingdom or Hero S. [Pocketnow]
• Samsung may have a midrange device coming soon to AT&T’s lineup as a complement to the Galaxy S II. We’ve already seen the I857 pass through the FCC and show up in a leaked roadmap, and now it appears to have been dubbed the Doubletime, according to uncovered Cellebrite records. [Pocketnow]
• Also appearing in Cellebrite records are the HTC Vigor (PH98100), Motorola Droid HD (XT912), and the Samsung Nexus Prime (SCH-i515). [Droid-Life]

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