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hi there I'm Josh Feldman senior editor with CNET and this is a look at the Samsung wb800f I enabled point-and-shoots from Samsung for 2012 and why would you want Wi-Fi in your camera well at least for Samsung's models it gives you the capability to email photos straight from the camera back them up to a Windows PC or Microsoft SkyDrive view them wirelessly on DLNA equipped devices or with Samsung's mobile apps you can view and share them on Samsung Galaxy devices or even turn one into a remote viewfinder if none of that sounds good then you might as well stop watching now the camera without the wireless features is pretty much a run-of-the-mill compact magazine you get an ultra wide-angle 18x zoom lens a nice 3-inch LCD and a camera full of creative shooting and editing options but it's photos and video quality aren't much better than a smart phone camera and it's shooting performance isn't great either but if you're satisfied with your phone's image quality and just really want a long optical zoom and more control over your results without breaking the bank the W 150 F is worth considering I'm Josh Goldman and that's the Samsung wb800f