Wi-Fi Camera SH100 Nominated for the Best of CES Awards!

Samsung’s Wi-Fi camera SH100 has been nominated for the Best of CES awards presented by CNET. The category for Digital Imaging includes digital cameras and camcorders.

Since 2006 CNET has represented the Best of CES awards. The awards recognize the best products at the show, including a Best of Show award and a People’s Voice award, as voted by the CNET audience.

To see the CES awards’ categories and the nominated products, please click here.

The SH100 has built-in 802.11n wireless that can be used for connecting to your Wi-Fi network for automatic backups or viewing on DLNA-equipped devices; connect to other Samsung Wi-Fi cameras for sharing; connect to hot spots including those provided by Boingo; and connecting to an Android-powered Galaxy S smartphone.

Outside of the wireless features, the camera is an average touch-screen ultracompact. It’s using a 14-megapixel CCD, a 26mm-equivalent wide-angle lens with a 5x optical zoom, a 3-inch LCD, and shooting modes appear to be completely automatic.

The SH100 was also well received by other media. Click here to see the articles about the camera.

The NX100 meets OK Go on the Mobile!

The NX100 web page for mobile has been opened.

You can access the NX100 page by putting http://www.cre8yourworld.com on URL bar with smart phones.

The first page shows the slogan of NX100 “Create Your World with NX100” and OK Go.

There are just two buttons for user’s convenience.

Click the first button ‘OK Go’s Next Project’, then you can see the OK Go’s music video and the episodes of making film.
Because the episodes are being released one by one, there are some videos are not yet available.

The second button, ‘NX100 with i-Function Lens‘, contains the information of the i-Function lens.

With a new i-Function lens, users control mechanism that enables users to quickly move through settings and control them with the camera’s value ring.

Check out the new NX100 page with your mobile.

The NX100 page for mobile will be open for the six weeks, which started on November 8.