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Samsung Rolls Out Two New S-series Cameras

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Samsung Rolls Out Two New S-series Cameras
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Fresh off announcing their new NV series of cameras, Samsung has taken the wraps off its S700 and S1000 Digimax digital still cameras, completing the S-series in the companies Premium line of Digimax offerings. The S700 and S100 models boast 7 megapixel and 10 megapixel resolutions, respectively, with 2.4-inch LCD viewfinders and 3x optical zooms which operate in both still and movie modes.

“The ‘S’ Series cameras are perfect for everyone from beginners to advanced digital photographers,” says Stewart Henderson, National Marketing Manager at Samsung Opto Electronics. “With the addition of the S700 and the S1000, we have bolstered our already strong and comprehensive range of digital still cameras. This, combined with the recent launch of our NV Series, enables us to deliver products that meet the needs of a diverse dealer and consumer base.”

Both models support video recording

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