The camera, although having already been launched in various locales worldwide, is finally coming to the US with a pretty nice price tag. Originally tagged for retail as a $499 purchase, the price seems to have dropped to $399 for US consumers—with a catch, that is. Buyers will be able to purchase the Android-powered Galaxy camera for $399 if they decide to also purchase a Samsung Galaxy Smartphone as well.
True to the Android meme, the Camera will sport a 4.8-inch Super Clear HD LCD screen, a 1.4GHz quad-core CPU, Wi-Fi, 3G and 4G support (varies on model), Wi-Fi Direct, and a microSD. The camera itself boasts a 16MP sensor, 21X zoom, and a wide variety of built-in photo editing software.
Since the camera is capable of 3G and 4G connectivity, you’ll be able to purchase AT&T’s data services. The pricings of the various service includes: Mobile Share which allows you to share between 1GB-20GB for $10, DataConnect 250MB for $15, DataConnect 3GB for $30, and DataConnect 5GB for $50.
Does the Galaxy Camera sound like a worthwhile buy? Or is it just a novelty item that will get phased out sooner or later? Comments below!
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