Talk:Samsung Galaxy Book (2017)

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Camera "horizontally"?[edit]

"Compared to the Tab S3, the camera is now located horizontally instead vertically, and there is no home button."

1. "now" makes no sense, as the Book is not a development of the Tab S3.

2. A notebook is used with its display always in landscape orientation, but a tablet in portrait as well as in landscape.

3. Does "located horizontally" try to express, that the cam views out from the (left-right-)midth of the upper margin in the plane of the display?

Does that want to express, that a front cam is placed - in the contrary to Tab S3 - the Book carries a front cam in the display side, some mm over the display.

By the way, the axis of view of MacBook Air front (top margin) cam (2016) does not look out perpendicular from the display plane, but looks fully backwards. We see our eyes or mouth in the middle (= at half height) of the mirroring display glass. This means, that eyes resp. nose lie in the symmetry axis of the display. The cam is 45 cm off the nose and points 10 cm lower than orthogonal which is about 12°. Helium4 (talk) 11:23, 20 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]