We are still working on our full review of the Galaxy Camera from Samsung, but if you’re looking to pick one of these monsters up, DailySteals is hosting a pretty cool deal on them. Retailing for $500 here in the States, $450 isn’t all that bad for this 16MP shooter that the Android community is still kind of confused about. If you purchase from the site, you can take it to AT&T and set it up on a data plan or just use it over WiFi if you so choose.

Just remember, if you’re going to spend this much on a camera, make sure to do the research.

Buy.

Cheers Chris!

A Samsung Galaxy Camera arrived on my rain-covered doorstep this afternoon, instantly turning my Instagram account into the greatest the world has ever seen. OK, that may be a bit of a stretch. But this product does help usher in a new era of photography and sharing. With the Galaxy Camera, you get a full version of Android 4.1, Samsung’s TouchWiz UI, a quad-core processor, 4.8″ HD Super LCD display, and HSPA+ connectivity, so that you can share your photographic skills from anywhere in the world. You also have access to the Google Play store, which includes every app that your current smartphone and tablet can run. The only thing not included in this device, is the ability to make calls. Yeah, it’s impressive. 

We finally have word from AT&T and Samsung on when people can pick up the Galaxy Camera. According to the press release, the Jelly Bean-powered device will go on sale November 16, priced at $499.99 with or without a data plan. For those that haven’t been reading up on the Galaxy Camera, the backside of the camera features a 4.8″ HD Super Clear display, a quad-core 1.4GHz processor, and a 16MP sensor. With the ability to connect to AT&T’s HSPA+ network, you will be uploading the greatest Instagram pictures ever created. 

AT&T announced today that the it will be the first carrier to sell the Samsung Galaxy Camera. With its 4.8″ HD LCD display, quad-core processor, 16MP BSI CMOS sensor, and Jelly Bean (Android 4.1), this is quite the unique product. It can connect to AT&T’s “4G” network, which we are assuming means HSPA+ and not LTE. The idea for it being tied to AT&T is probably similar to their tablet plan, which means you’ll be able to add it for $10 or so to a shared data package. Unfortunately, we can’t confirm that as pricing wasn’t provided.

The Galaxy Camera should be available in the “coming weeks.”

And yep, another exclusive for AT&T, while all we have seen from Verizon in the last couple of months has been the RAZR M. AT&T now has exclusives on the HTC One X and One X+, Nokia Lumia 920, and will be the first with this hybrid Android camera. 

Once again, Dropbox has teamed up with an OEM to offer a large amount of storage just for purchasing a device. This time, Samsung has promised future owners of the Galaxy Note II and Galaxy Camera will get 50GB of storage at their disposal. This is especially enticing for owners of the camera having a huge space to immediately put all of your photos.

Only question is now: which of the carriers will actually let this deal stand? We have seen Verizon be extremely resistant to offers like this in the past, maybe we’ll see a change this time around?

Via: Engadget

We know not everyone is free to watch an hour and a half long presentation at work, so if you happened to miss Samsung’s unveiling of the new Galaxy Note II, Galaxy Camera, and their new line of Windows 8 products, feel free to sit back and take part in the magic right here.

Samsung just wrapped up their IFA Unpacked event, and confirmed the existence of the new Galaxy Camera. It really is a 16MP smart camera powered by a 1.4GHz quad-core processor, with a 4.8″ HD display than runs Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean). Basically, this camera destroys most of your phones when it comes to specs.

The real sell here though, is that it’s connected via 4G, 3G, or WiFi so that you can take high-quality pictures with the 16MP 1/2.3” BSI CMOS sensor, while on the go. And rather than having to wait to get home or visit a PC before being able to share with the world, it runs Android, so you can do it all on the fly. It has an automatic cloud backup system, 35 photo editing tools, and a content manager to organize your media by face, into folders, etc. It’s not a DLSR, but man, this thing sounds impressive.

The device should arrive some time in October.

Below we have the specs, an infographic, press release, and additional pictures of the device. 

I don’t believe my eyes. You’re looking at the Galaxy Camera that is said to be announced by Samsung today at IFA. The un-official specs so far will blow away almost any device you currently own, which makes this an extremely desirable device for both phone lovers and camera lovers. So far, it’s said to come shipped with Jelly Bean, Samsung’s new 1.4GHz Exynos processor, a monster 16MP sensor and 21x zoom lens, and a 4.8″ HD SLCD display along its backside.