Hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy Camera

August 29, 2012 by Andrew Edney 0 Comments

Tonight at IFA, Samsung announced their new Galaxy Camera running Android 4.1. After the press conference we got a little hands-on time with it.

The Galaxy Camera is lightweight and comes with a a very long zoom! It was easy to navigate the menu options because it was Android. In fact, it didn’t feel like using a camera at various points. I think Samsung might be onto a real winner with this one, especially as you will be able to upload your pictures and edit them easily!

Accessories

There were also a few accessories on display:

We look forward to doing a full review in the near future. No word yet on price either so watch this space.

So what do you think of the Samsung Galaxy Camera? It certainly looks good and has a great spec. Let us know your thoughts by leaving a comment below.

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This post was written by Andrew Edney who has written 5957 posts for Connected Digital World. I am the owner and editor of this site. I have been interested in gadgets and tech since I was a little kid. I have also written a number of books on various tech subjects. I also write for The Huffington Post. And I am honoured to be a Microsoft MVP for Windows Home Server since January 2008.

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