#samsung galaxy camera

A term for that hasn’t been coined yet, so in the meantime let's just call it Samsung Galaxy Camera. Samsung did their own take on the Android-powered camera and yesterday announced the Galaxy Camera (EK-GC100) that would redefine the term camera phone. For starters, the Galaxy Camera runs on Jellybean which is displayed on an edge-to-edge 4.8-inch HD capacitive touchscreen display which occupies the entire back portion of the camera. The Galaxy Camera's 16MP BSI CMOS sensor backed with 21x f/2.8-5.9, 23-480mm Super Zoom lens isn't exactly the best configuration we've seen on a point-and-shoot, and while we don't expect DSLR-like image quality with this configuration, we're sure that this camera is capable of snapping pretty decent stills. The Samsung Galaxy Camera will start to be retailed this October but its price is still yet to be announced. Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy Book 6 Edge, its first laptop powered by Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon X2 Elite processor. The Galaxy Book 6 Edge comes with a 16-inch anti-reflective AMOLED screen, 1TB of storage and 16GB RAM, and Samsung is putting a big spotlight on what it calls its AI stuff, plus it claims as much as 22 hours of battery life, depending on use. Read more in our articles including "Samsung unveils Galaxy Camera EK-GC100" and "Samsung unveils Galaxy Book 6 Edge with Snapdragon X2 Elite".