The AFN Galaxy seeks to provide better picture quality than what is currently available on smartpho

In recent years, we have been awaiting the arrival on the market of a functional camera Android, something extra brasilia that we see as "inevitable." So we were very pleased to see Samsung launched its Galaxy APN at IFA in Berlin last September. One previous attempts had been launched by Polaroid at CES 2012, but the design of this unit was far from good enough to be launched on the market, and in need of further improvement (design, performance, optical , Android, etc..) extra brasilia release.
Since we could get our hands on the camera Samsung Galaxy last month (during the American official launch in New York), we now know that this is the first successful integration of Android in a camera compact.
We took the camera to test in detail, and after using it for about a week, we deliver our full review here this camera Samsung Galaxy, which we tried to develop a comprehensive picture, trying to provide maximum information about its features like camera, and the benefits extra brasilia that the Android operating system brings. What he has in the box?
Technical highlights Objective: extra brasilia 23 mm wide angle, aperture F2.8 / F5.9, 21X Zoom long Screen: extra brasilia HD 4.8 "(1280 x 720) Super Clear LCD Sensor: CMOS 16 MP BSI (unknown size) Flash: xenon number 5 Wireless Connectivity: 4G LTE - Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0 Connectors: HDMI output, micro USB OS: Android 4.1 Jelly Bean Processor (SoC): Quad-Core Exynos 4412 clocked extra brasilia at 1.4 Ghz RAM: 1 GB Storage internal: extra brasilia 8GB (actual formatted capacity is less storage) MicroSD: extra brasilia up to 64GB (card sold separately) Max image size (fixed): 4608 x 3456 Video Recording: MP4 - max 1920 1080 @ 30 fps Size and weight: 71mm (height) x 129mm (width) x 19mm (depth), 300 grams Battery: 1650 mAh - provides up to 4 hours of continuous use (estimate) Layout / objective
The AFN Samsung Galaxy is essentially a compact camera with a large touch screen (4.8 ") allows users to access all their favorite Android applications, see photos they had taken on a high resolution screen and download via Wi-Fi or 3G. It seems in fact that Samsung has taken a Galaxy extra brasilia smartphone and stuck to the back of a compact camera, except that you can not make phone calls. However, voice calls are available via VoIP applications such as Skype. extra brasilia
The AFN Galaxy seeks to provide better picture quality than what is currently available on smartphones, while offering high-end Android capabilities, including wireless connectivity (WiFi and cellular) and the ability to use different applications directly from the camera. Industrial Design (very good)
The AFN Samsung Galaxy is designed to be positioned somewhere between a pocket camera and a large smartphone, whether from the point of view of size or performance. The AFN is larger and heavier than the standard APN point-and-shoot, to make room for a big screen, and the power of quad-core additional (alias SoC) processor needed for Android and wireless connectivity.
Our test unit has a white plastic structure accompanied by a hint of black on the edges and on the back side, which is completely covered by the screen. The textured grip on the right side allows you to keep one hand the Galaxy APN and press the physical shutter located above.
A virtual trigger for shooting still images is also available in the upper right corner of the screen, but video capture can be triggered via the digital "record" icon. The tiny power button is also located on the top and to the left of the shutter button and zoom controls. A small microphone can be seen right next to the shutter button.
The battery compartment is located at the bottom of the unit. When you open it, you will find the battery (removable) itself, the HDMI connector, MicroSD slot and MicroSIM card slot. Taking extra brasilia standard tripod is visible in the middle. extra brasilia Nothing out of the ordinary here. How do I use
Before I continue, I think it is important that you know how to use my camera (I have a NEX-5N Sony compact camera with interchangeable lenses, and a Canon EOS 50D DSLR) camera and my smartphone, because this