Canada to get the Samsung Galaxy Camera by December 7

Samsung’s Galaxy Camera is going north

Longing for a taste of  smart cameras, eh? If you live up north of the 49th parallel (actually a few degrees south for the majority), then the Samsung Galaxy Camera is coming your way. Samsung has announced the launch of their smart camera in Canada in time for the holiday season.

Starting December 7, Samsung’s first ever Android smart camera will start selling through Black’s Photography and Samsung’s own Samsung Store located at the Metortown Mall in Burnaby, British Columbia. This is exactly a month after Samsung released the camera in the UK
As a refresher for those who have forgotten what the Galaxy Camera is all about, here are a few specs and functionalities:

• 1.4 GHz quad-core processor
• 8GB built in storage, support for microSD, microSDHC, microSDXC
• 4.8-inch capacitive touchscreen HD Super Clear Touch Display
• 16.3 megapixel BSI sensor
• 23mm equivalent F/2.8 lens with 21x optical zoom
• ISO settings: Auto, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200
• Mobile data: 3G (HSPA+ 21 Mbps) and 4G capable: 850/900/1900/2100 MHz
• A-GPS, GLONASS, Bluetooth 4.0
• 1,650 mAh battery
• Android 4.1 Jelly Bean out of the box

The Galaxy Camera also come shipped with special features and apps, such as Samsung’s own Smart content manager, photo and video wizards, voice-control, auto cloud backup, slow-motion video, S Planner, S Suggest and Best group pose feature. The Galaxy Cam also comes with support for AllShare Play, Family Story and Dropbox, among other cloud-sharing features.
For serious photography hobbyists or professionals, the Samsung Galaxy Camera may not exactly be a good replacement for your digital SLR, as it is intended to be more of a point-and-shoot camera. But as a smart device, the camera sure packs enough punch for the casual photographer and social network user. As a connected device, you will be able to instantly upload photos to a photo-sharing service without the need to move photos to a computer. Photos can be instantly backed up, too — particularly with the 50 GB storage that Dropbox is offering Galaxy Camera owners for free.
Of course, one of the main advantages of the Galaxy Camera over regular digital cameras is its support for Android Apps, which let you do just about anything you can on an Android smartphone, except perhaps make calls.
No pricing has been announced, although the Galaxy Camera sells for $500 in US greenbacks south of the border, so expect pricing to be within the vicinity.

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