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Samsung announces first cellphone with night vision video
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Samsung, the company that feels good about brand-spamming its customers with untold hundreds of barely-different cellphones, finally differentiates itself with the first cellphone equipped with a night vision video camera. Samsung says the SCH-W760's infrared camera is perfect for users to videoconference in the dark.
We weren't aware the kids these days are calling those nocturnal interactions ...
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