Samsung launches Galaxy Camera carrying Android 4.1

The first time the concept of digital cameras and phones was so vague, Samsung unveiled the latest Galaxy Camera, the galaxy's number one digital camera product, with the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean system, which completely announces that smart-phone hardware is absolutely effective on digital cameras. The smart camera design is quite technical, and we can look at it separately, on the side of the camera and the other side of the phone. On its camera surface, Galaxy camera uses a 1/2.33-inch 16 million-pixel backlight CMOS sensor, with a 21X optical zoom lens, an equivalent focal length 23-483mm, which supports optical stabilization. In its mobile face, Galaxy camera is very similar to the Galaxy S3, 4.8 720p resolution touch screen, 1.4G four core processor, support 4G, 3G data transmission (including hspa++21mbps), but does not support the call function. Gps+glonass Dual Positioning system is also equipped. On the storage side, the Galaxy camera has 8GB storage space, supports micro SDXC card extensions, and believes there is no room for concern over whether to store photos or install apps. Galaxy camera is 1650mAh lithium, with a volume of 128.7x70.8x19.1mm, weighing about 305g, and is expected to start selling in the fourth quarter of 2012. The price has not been announced, it is estimated not cheap.