Samsung’s Digital Camera Line-up from CES 2010

By Dena Cassella January 6, 2010

The CL80

Available Spring 2010

Contents

The CL80
The TL210
The TL 205
The NX10
The SL600
The SL50

14.2 Mega-Pixels
7x Optical Zoom
Dual Image Stabilization
3.7” WVGA AMOLED
Smart Gesture User Interface
.77” Thick
Wireless Connectivity
- Samsung’s AllShare DLNA Connectivity
- Bluetooth 2.0
- Wi-Fi
- E-mail
- 7-Degree Angling
- Hydroforming Design
- 720p HD Resolution @ 30 fps
- Smart Album
- Smart Filter
- HDMI Connectivity
- Perfect Portrait System:
  - Face Detection
  - Smile Shot
  - Blink Detection
  - Self Portrait
  - Beauty Shot
  - Red-Eye Fix

The TL210

Available March 2010

12.4 Mega-Pixels
5x Optical Zoom
27mm Wide Angle Lens
Dual Image Stabilization
1.5” Front LCD & 3.0” Rear LCD
720P HD Resolution @ 30 fps
Touch of Color Design
Child Mode with Music
Visual Self-Timer for Still & Video
Couple Shot
Smart Auto for Still & Video
Perfect Portrait System:
- Face Detection
- Smile Shot
- Blink Detection
- Self Portrait
- Beauty Shot

The TL 205

Available March 2010

12.2 Mega-Pixels
3x Optical Zoom
Digital Image Stabilization
1.5” Front LCD & 2.7” Rear LCD
Child Mode with Music
Visual Self-Timer for Still & Video
Couple Shot
Smart Auto for Still & Video
Perfect Portrait System:
- Face Detection
- Smile Shot
- Blink Detection
- Self-Portrait
- Beauty Shot

The NX10

Available Spring 2010

Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens System
Fastest AF in its Class
APS-C size CMOS Sensor: Largest Image Sensor in its Class
14.6 Mega-Pixels
3.0” AMOLED Screen
720P HD Resolution @ 30 fps
HDMI (Anynet+)
H.264 Compression
Built-in Pop-up Flash
Supersonic Dust Reduction
Ultra-precise Electronic Viewfinder
DRIMe Pro Engine & Advanced AF Algorithm
Smart Range
Array of Interchangeable Lenses
- 50-200mm OIS
- 18-55mm OIS
- 30mm
- K-Mount Adaptor

The SL600

Available February 2010

12.2 Mega-Pixels
5x Optical Zoom
27mm Wide Angle Lens
Digital Image Stabilization
2.7” LCD
640×480 Standard Definition Video @ 30 fps
Smart Auto
Perfect Portrait System:
- Smile Shot
- Face Detection
- Blink Detection
- Self Portrait
- Beauty Shot
- Red-Eye Fix
- Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery

The SL50

Available February 2010

10.2 Mega-Pixels
5x Optical Zoom
27mm Wide Angle Lens
Digital Image Stabilization
2.5” LCD
640×480 Standard Definition Video @ 30fps
Smart Auto
Perfect Portrait System:
- Smile Shot
- Face Detection
- Blink Detection
- Self Portrait
- Beauty Shot
- Red-Eye Fix
- Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery

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