Connectivity is all the rage at the moment, as who wouldn't want a quick, easy and wireless way of sharing their pictures? But no camera company has been able to deliver that concept better than Samsung.
The Samsung Galaxy Camera may have its share of issues - image quality lacks biting sharpness, and the whole model is rather big - but it's a breeze to use thanks to its Android 4.1 operating system.
The Galaxy Camera is, in essence, a Samsung Galaxy SGS3 smartphone with a whacking great 21x optical zoom lens popped on the front of it. There's space for a micro SIM should you want to add a data plan and then it makes sharing direct from camera possible without Wi-Fi. It's better and just so much easier to work with than any of its connected competitors.
In many respects the Galaxy Camera is a breath of fresh air that succeeds in connectivity from camera to a level way beyond anything else out there. It's got as much pep as a top-spec smartphone too, so you can play apps and organise your life, or even make Skype calls from the Android 4.1 platform. In many ways its niche, but in others this is the mainstream model that will pave the way for future in-camera connectivity. Pay attention competitor camera makers!
The Samsung Galaxy Camera may have its share of issues - image quality lacks biting sharpness, and the whole model is rather big - but it's a breeze to use thanks to its Android 4.1 operating system.
The Galaxy Camera is, in essence, a Samsung Galaxy SGS3 smartphone with a whacking great 21x optical zoom lens popped on the front of it. There's space for a micro SIM should you want to add a data plan and then it makes sharing direct from camera possible without Wi-Fi. It's better and just so much easier to work with than any of its connected competitors.
In many respects the Galaxy Camera is a breath of fresh air that succeeds in connectivity from camera to a level way beyond anything else out there. It's got as much pep as a top-spec smartphone too, so you can play apps and organise your life, or even make Skype calls from the Android 4.1 platform. In many ways its niche, but in others this is the mainstream model that will pave the way for future in-camera connectivity. Pay attention competitor camera makers!
