Sony introduces Cyber-shot DSC-G3. the first Wi-Fi-equipped digital camera with its own web browser.
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-G3 makes it easy to upload images and video directly to popular photo and video sharing sites wherever a Wi-Fi connection is available. Camera can wirelessly connect to any public hotspot, including hotels, restaurants, coffee shops and airports. Like a computer, the camera can connect to free or fee-based hotspots, as well as to secure and unsecured access points.
Show off your photo album.
Convenient Portable Photo Album feature combines an ultra-bright, high resolution 3.5″ LCD, dual library: 4GB internal memory or Memory Stick Duo™ slot for storing hundreds of pictures, easy image management and password protection. Carry your memories in your pocket and share them anytime. Plus, sorting through large volumes of pictures is a breeze thanks to built-in Image Management.
The new DSC-G3 model comes with complimentary AT&T Wi-Fi access to Sony’s Easy Upload Home Page until Jan. 31, 2012. It includes Wi-Fi access at thousands of AT&T hotspots across the United States, including participating coffee shops, selected book stores and major quick-serve restaurant locations, as well as hundreds of upscale hotels and airports.
Take better people pictures.
Featuring Face Detection and Smile Shutter™ technology, capturing smiles and faces is easier than ever. Smile Shutter technology captures a smile the moment it happens while Face Detection detects up to eight individual faces and controls various camera settings to deliver natural skin tones with reduced red-eye.
Cyber-shot DSC-G3 Specifications
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Does seem like the cameras are trying to take a bit of mobile phone action :p
Browser in a camera? Really?
Apart from that, the camera seems really cool – has anyone tested it?