With Wi-Fi enabled devices becoming more popular and common, Samsung has announced that its CL80/ST5500 digital cameras will come preinstalled with Boingo software, allowing users to connect to the 125,000 Boingo Wi-Fi hotspots worldwide for easy on-the-go photo and video sharing. You’ll initially get 3-months free usage, after which you’ll need to shell out $7.95/month to continue enjoying the service. Sounds like a good marketing strategy, no? Specifications of the Samsung CL80/ST5500 include:
- 14.2-megapixels
- 7x optical zoom
- 3.7″ WVGA AMOLED touchscreen display
- 720p HD/30fps/H.264 format/built-in HDMI connectivity
- Bluetooth 2.0 and Wi-Fi connectivity (DLNA Supported)
- Email/Direct upload to photo sharing websites
- Smart Gesture UI
- Smart Filter (Advanced Filter Effects)
- Dual Image Stabilization: Optical IS and Digital IS
- Smart Auto 2.0: (Still & Movie)
- Smart Album
- Smart Face Recognition (up to 20 faces)
- Perfect Portrait System: Beauty Shot/Face Detection/Self Portrait/Smile Shot/Blink Detection/Red-eye Fix
- Photo Style Selector
- Smart Filter
- Panorama Shot
- Built-in software for playback, management, and editing on a PC (no CD-ROM installation required)
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