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: Still, could be interesting for those who want better
: photo quality than a smartphone can offer.
Jeff,
As a photographer I would gladly pay $500 plus for a smart phone which would take all of the pictures I want to take when I don't want to carry a real camera. Right now I use 3 kinds of cameras....my DSLRs, my point and shoot, and my iPad/smartphone. The iPhone/Samsung are almost to the point of being what I want. Rumor has it that the Nokia Lumia 920 may be it. I just want a bit better low light capability.
I don't think my being a photographer makes me that much different from anybody else. I just don't want to be bothered carrying a camera...even a point and shoot most of the time. I just want to eliminate my point and shoot.
JCote
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