The Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-G3 is a new camera from Sony which is being billed by the manufacturer as the ‘world’s first Wi-Fi Digital Camera with Web Browser.’
One might think that a web browser in a camera is perhaps taking things a little too far when it comes to convergence of devices but there is method to the madness. Previous Wi-Fi attempts in cameras have allowed people to connect to open Wi-Fi hotspots but a built in web browser allows those wanting to upload photos directly to the internet from their camera to acknowledge terms and conditions pages on photo sharing sites, enter passwords etc – making the upload experience all the more seemless.
The camera itself hass a 10.1 megapixel image sensor, 3.5 inch LCD, 4x optical zoom, Face detection technology (both auto focus and exposure), blink detection, smile detection, 4GB of internal memory (plus the ability to have more memory via Memory Stick Duo or PRO Duo cards).
The Sony Cyber-Shot DSC G3 will have a retail price of $500 USD and is already available for ordering.
Amazon already have it in stock – check it out at their Sony Cybershot DSC-G3 page where they have it for $499.99.
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