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Samsung Galaxy Camera 2 review

Posted on May 23, 2015April 9, 2020 By Hulk

As smartphones become more like cameras, it was inevitable that eventually, cameras would become more like smartphones.

Samsung’s original Galaxy camera, debuted in 2012, combined a ‘real’ camera – one with a sensor larger than the average smartphone – and a 21x zoom lens with the Android operating system, making for a huge amount of customisation and connectivity options.

Now, Samsung has updated the original Galaxy with the Galaxy Camera 2. It has many of the same specifications as the original, making some tweaks along the way for improved performance. Interestingly, Samsung has also taken the decision to remove 3G capability from the camera, making it less ‘phone-like’ than the original, but it retains Wi-Fi functionality camera 2.
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