Samsung's new Wi-Fi enabled compact camera
Samsung has announced the successor to its ST80 Wi-Fi compact camera, the SH100, which brings smartphone pairing, wireless synching with HDTVs and auto backup to a PC - where it's switched on or not
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The soon-to-be-released SH100 Wi-Fi-enabled compact from Samsung comes with a better lens than its predecessor, and can wirelessly pair with a smartphone to allow frame previewing and shot composition, as well as remote shutter release, away from the camera itself. It'll also be capable of streaming content using DNLA technology to a high definition television and automatically backing up photos and videos to a computer, whether it's switched on or not.
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