Verizon Samsung Galaxy Camera with LTE confirmed

December 7, 2012

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Verizon Samsung Galaxy Camera with LTE confirmed 4

Just one week ago we caught a glimpse of the Galaxy Camera with 4G LTE skating past the FCC. Now we can all but make it official thanks to a Samsung product page (which has since been taken down). The addition of LTE should make using the camera blazing fast, but the price is a little difficult to justify. No official pricing was mentioned on the product page, but it shouldn't be too much different than AT&T's version, if at all. I'm looking forward to more of these things getting out in the wild so we can get a better feel for it. What are your thoughts on the Galaxy Camera?

source: The Verge

Sean Stewart Author

Born in Tennessee yet raised in Florida, Sean is an analyst now living back in Tennessee. His love for gadgets and electronics began in the early 90’s when he received a Sony Walkman for Christmas. At the time, he felt the cassette tape playing, Mega-Bass wielding, three-band equalizer piece of electronics was as good as it'll ever get. There was also the original Nintendo which consumed countless hours of his youth, followed by every follow-up version, a Sega Genesis, PlayStations, and Xboxes. He was a little late to the smartphone party however, not being exposed to one until running a jail-broken, 2nd Gen iPhone on T-Mobile’s network. His phone of choice now is the Galaxy Nexus. He spends most of his free time with his wife and two daughters.

2 comments

Drawz says:

December 7, 2012 at 10:08 PM

The main problem is pricing. Just too difficult to justify spending this much on this type of introductory device. Make it $249 on contract and maybe you get people’s attention

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dinmab says:

December 7, 2012 at 2:33 PM

useless. wifi is more than enough. who in their right mind will get a data plan for a camera ? wifi / phone hotspot shld do the trick.

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