Although Samsung's new DualView camera is the first in the line to feature built-in Wifi. The built-in Wifi allows the user to share photos directly to online photo-sharing networks, such as Facebook, Picasa, and Flickr, among others.
But it doesn't end there. Users of the new DV300F can wirelessly send photos to be backed up on a PC using Auto PC Backup, and it can send photos straight to cloud storage, such as Windows Skydrive.
Some other cool features include "Magic Frame", which gives users 12 background templates, and Picture-in-Picture allows users to mash up pictures inside each other. You can also combine stills with videos that can wirelessly be uploaded to Youtube. "Artistic Brush" allows users to automatically convert pictures to black and white and sketches, all of which can be wirelessly shared immediately.
Like the last DualView model, the DV300F features a front-facing screen for when you want to take pictures of yourself.
The people in the Princeton area are excited for this camera, since many travel a lot and don't want the hassle that wires create. With wireless transfer, Samsung successfully eliminates the of wires to connect the camera to the computers.
Do you think the Wifi capability is a huge improvement to this line of cameras? Leave your thoughts in the comments section below!
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