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CES 2010: Samsung S-Series Wi-Fi Camcorders Announced

Samsung's new S-Series camcorders come equipped with built-n Wi-Fi and DLNA connectivity.

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Shayne Rana|Jan 09, 2010, 12:43:14 IST

Samsung has also introduced at CES this year its new S-Series of full HD digital camcorders. These devices are the world’s first to include built-in Wi-Fi and DLNA connectivity. The list comprises of three new models - the HMX-S10, HMX-S15 and HMX-S16, the new S Series. All three camcorders incorporate Samsung’s proprietary new Victoria Engine processor and a cutting-edge 1/2.3 inch BSI (Back Side Illumination) CMOS imaging sensor which are designed to provide better image quality in low-light conditions.

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The HMX-S15 and HMX-S16 feature Samsung AllShare, which allows consumers to access, manage and share content including their full-HD videos across other DLNA certified devices. With the integrated Wi-Fi connectivity, consumers can forgo having to connect any cables to share HD video or digital still images on compatible devices. Consumers can also take advantage of built-in HDMI connectivity to view their content on devices that may not be DLNA certified simply by connecting to the source via an HDMI cable.

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First Published:Jan 09, 2010, 12:43:14 IST
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