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Nikon Coolpix S7C has WiFi

Oct 4, 06 10:05 AM PDT


Nikon Coolpix S7C has WiFi
Nikon's new Coolpix S7C digital camera holds an edge over the previous generation with the incorporation of 802.11b/g WiFi access. This greatly enhances the overall user experience as you can now transfer your image files directly to the PC from a camera via a wireless LAN or WiFi connection, rendering the common memory card reader redundant. Alternatively, you can share your photos with everyone all over the world using the Coolpix Connect software. The 7.4 megapixel S7C features a 3" color LCD display with a wide viewing angle, anti-shake technology, ISO 1600 speed, and a SD memory card slot. It measures 100.5mm x 60mm x 21mm and weighs 140g. ( Add a comment)

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