The Nikon COOLPIX S52c: Compact Wi-Fi Photography

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Nikon today introduced the COOLPIX S52c, a Wi-Fi-enabled 9.0-megapixel camera with image stabilization and a 38-112mm Zoom-Nikkor lens. The camera, which retails for $279.95, will be available in May.

"The S52c's Wi-Fi connectivity allows users to e-mail photos from the camera and upload photo and video files to an online album on Nikon's myPicturetown site or Flickr," explains Popular Photography's Aimee Baldrige.

"This is a great camera for people like me who have a tendency to keep all their photos on their digital camera until the memory is completely full," writes Shiny Shiny's Lucy Hedges. "Now, with the simple press of a button – a Wi-Fi button, to be precise – this will no longer be a burden on your camera's memory."

"The S52c doesn't seem much different to its predecessor, the S51c, which failed to back its clever Wi-Fi ability with sound performance as a camera," notes Crave's Rich Trenholm. "But if the S52c does pull that off, wireless photography may well be on the way…"

More here from T3more here from Tech Digestmore here from Techtreemore here from infoSyncmore here from Electronistamore here from DailyTechmore here from ThinkCameramore here from TWICEmore here from eFluxMediamore here from Gadgetell … and the press release is here.


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