Excerpt: The Samsung WB650 has a full specification which makes it one of the more impressive travel compacts on paper. However, how does it fare when put though the WDC test?
Excerpt: The Samsung WB650 is nigh identical to its £50 cheaper WB600 sibling doing the rounds, the difference being that this camera adds GPS to an effective 12.2Mp resolution,
Excerpt: The 15X-optical-zoom Samsung WB650 (called the Samsung HZ35W in the US) had the best overall performance score and feature set of any pocket megazoom camera we've tested
Pros: Excellent image quality, In-camera GPS integration with Navteq map service, Very sharp 3-inch AMOLED screen, Dual digital/mechanical image stabilisation, Largest zoom ...
Cons: Dual stabilisation only in dedicated mode, disappointing video and audio capture, a bit bulky and slippery, confusing menu structure
Excerpt: The Samsung WB650 is identical to the WB600 / HZ30W that we've previously reviewed, with the notable additions of GPS tracking and an AMOLED screen.
Conclusion: A compact camera that has every feature you can think of. It won’t rival large-sensor compacts for image quality, but photographs from the WB650 are sharp and full of...
Excerpt: Samsung WB650 to kompaktowy aparat fotograficzny skierowany do tych użytkowników, którzy cenią sobie korzystanie z trybów automatycznych i nowinek technicznych.