 directly from the memory card, wirelessly. In addition, the ISO at 1600 means that many situations normally needed a flash no longer do. Since it uses HSDPA, it needs a SIM card, and it features the capability to receive text messages. Really.</p>
<p>Besides all the head-turning stats, it looks really, really bad-ass. Our own Blake has a Samsung point n’ shoot of a similar style, and he’s been known to say it’s the best camera he’s ever used. I think it’s safe to bet on this beauty.</p>
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Matt Hickey
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January 22, 2007
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3G integrated into a digital camera? I had to check my calendar to make sure it wasn’t April 1st. Seriously, this camera is kicking – its the roided big brother of the Kodak Easyshare One.