The Philips has launched in Berlin at IFA 2011, largest technology fair in the world, Wi-Fi CAM200 Camcorder . With full HD resolution, the new camera captures images in videos or photos and lets your share immediately, eliminating wires and computers. With the new camera, Philips bets on contemporary immediacy. The touch screen of 3 "provides a quick and simple navigation, making it possible to load images and movies to social networking sites like Facebook and YouTube.
You can also connect to CAM200 to various electronic devices such as TV, MP3 & Blue-ray player, Wi-Fi all the latest technology DLNA - Digital Living Network Alliance, present in the camera, is responsible for all this interaction, it is she who generates the necessary compatibility between the electronics. But all this is nothing new. In late 2010, Samsung had already put on the market at ST80, also with Wi-Fi, DLNA technology and HD resolution. Soon after launch, Panasonic also introduced to the market the Lumix FX90, which has integrated Wi-Fi.
Additional features such as special effects and detector face and smile are not unprecedented. However, the Dutch giant has increased its new camera with a stereo microphone and live broadcast of images, a large gap in the market. Philips has invested heavily also in speed and storage. The CAM200 has a fast processor that enables 2-second start against the four offered by other cameras in the same category, which for more advanced users, may mean not miss the perfect moment. As for memory, you can expand it to 32GB or 16 hours of recording. It is certainly a new product that will give impetus to sales of cameras from Philips.
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