AT&T to carry Samsung Galaxy Camera in “coming weeks”

AT&T today announced that they will be the carrier of choice for the recently-introduced Samsung Galaxy Camera.  A press release just crossing the wire advises that it is set to touch down in the “coming weeks” but stopped short of anything specific.  Also absent at this time, price.

As a primer, the Galaxy Camera features a 4.8-inch HD Super Clear LCD screen, a 21x optical zoom lens and a 16MP BSI CMOS sensor.  Running Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, the camera also boasts a quad-core 1 GHz processor and a slew of software touches for photo editing and uploading.  Speaking of which, AT&T’s version of the Galaxy Camera is equipped for the carrier’s 4G (likely HSPA+) network.

The Galaxy Camera is designed with several of the key content sharing features first introduced with the Galaxy S III including:

  • AllShare Play – Locate Samsung HDTVs, laptops and other devices on the same Wi-Fi® network that are ready to receive photo and video files. Users can remotely access files from Galaxy Camera with other devices on their home network like a PC or Samsung Smart TV™.
  • Share Shot – Automatically send still images taken with the Galaxy Camera to other Galaxy S III, and Galaxy Note devices up to 200 feet away
  • Buddy Photo Share – Instantly and automatically tags faces of existing device contacts in photos making it easy to share with them.

Would you consider picking one of these up for you or a loved one this holiday shopping season?

Press release

 

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