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Samsung TL225:
The higher-end TL225 has two things the TL220 doesn’t: a 3.5-inch haptic touch screen (the 220’s is only 3 inches) and an HDMI out. Both cameras shoot 720p HD video and have 12 megapixels and 4.6x zoom. The TL225 will run $350 and the 220 is $200.
Our cohorts at Popular Photography spent a little time with Samsung's whole new lineup. Here's their hands-on demo:
Also new from Samsung is the CL65, which is the company’s first connected camera. The camera is WI-Fi-, Bluetooth- and GPS-enabled to allow for easy mobile uploads and geotagging. You can send photos and video directly to sharing sites like Picasa or Facebook or e-mail them from its 3.5-inch touch screen. This one’ll cost ya $400.
Samsung CL65:
All three cameras will be available in September.
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oh how fun!
This looks very interesting. Finally, I can get my self-portraits right! http://hintcafe.com/find-singles/photography Also, the Smart Face Recognition technology will memorize up to 20 faces and adjust the focus and exposure to the popular faces. It also allows a user to sort images by registered faces and scroll through to find images of people.