Camera with wifi includrf?

14.2 Megapixel Wi-Fi Digital Camera SAMSUNG CL80

Share images and videos instantly with Wi-Fi See a brighter picture with our AMOLED display Get perfect shots with Smart Auto Record video in 720p HD $349.99

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The DV300F, which is expected to go on sale in

March, gives users a chance to upload images

to social networking sites directly from the

camera.

The first point-and shoot from Samsung's DualView lineup with built-in

Wi-Fi will hit store shelves in the coming months,

giving users a chance to upload snaps to social

networking sites directly from the camera. Samsung has produced other point-and-shoots with

Wi-Fi such as the SH100 and ST80, but this is the first time a camera from its DualView lineup is getting the

Wi-Fi treatment, the company said. Samsung's 16-

megapixel DV300F features a 1.5-inch front-facing LCD,

a 3-inch rear-facing display, 5x optical zoom and

25mmm wide angle lens. The DV300F is expected to

go on sale in March for $200 and comes in black, red, silver, navy, and red. Picture perfect Wi-Fi The DV300F doesn't have a Web browser, but

Samsung has loaded the camera with several options

for uploading images and video directly to online

sharing sites including Facebook, Flickr, Picasa, and

YouTube. Users can also send shots via e-mail directly

from the camera or use the device's Auto PC Backup function to wirelessly send images from the camera

to a computer. The DV300F also integrates with

SkyDrive, Microsoft's 25GB of free online storage for all

Hotmail and Live.com users. Handy camera features included in the DV300F include a visual self-

timer, child mode to capture members of your

household who never stop moving, and a feature that

lets you merge three images together. The DV300F

also has what might be a gimmicky new feature

called Motion Photo that lets users freeze objects in the background while capturing a moving subject in

the foreground. Samsung did not mention whether the new camera

will make an appearance during the Consumer Electronics Show, which starts Jan. 10, but chances are it will be there. Shutter bugs will want to keep an

eye on PCWorld's full coverage of CES 2012 to keep up with all the photography news coming out of CES next

week.

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Such camera already exists? Wow! That means more people will be uploading pictures to the internet first way before they get a chance to see how mortifying their pictures look in the computer screen.

Many cameras take eye-fi cards (replace SD cards) which allow you to do this. Just google it. There's a site that lists compatible brands/models

Nikon 3200.

24 megapixel camera

Zoom range depend on lens.