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Tablets, cameras, and smartphones, oh my. At a London press conference today, Samsung let loose a number of new products that ranged from a handful of Galaxy smartphones, to several Windows 8 Ativ tablets. In addition, it announced the Galaxy NX, a compact camera that can connect photographers on the go to an LTE data connection. To make sense of all these devices, CNET compiled a list of the new goodies. But what do you guys think? Are you looking forward to any of these devices or are they a pass?
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Samsung Galaxy NX
Running a 1.6GHz quad-core processor, the Galaxy NX is reportedly the world’s first interchangeable-lens camera that also runs Android and has LTE. It has 16GB of built-in memory, a DRIMe IV imaging processor, and an expansive 4.8-inch LCD display. Read the full hands-on.
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Samsung Ativ Q
The Ativ Q has a split personality since it can run two OSes, Windows 8 and Android Jelly Bean. But they’ll have to learn to get along, since both are housed under the same body, which includes a 13-inch touch screen (with a 3,200×1,800-pixel resolution and 275ppi) and an Intel Haswell Core i5 processor. Read the full hands-on.
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Samsung Ativ Tab 3
At only 8.2mm thick, Samsung dubbed the Tab 3 as the world’s thinnest Windows 8 tablet. In addition, it boasts a 10.1-inch touch screen with a 1,366×768-pixel resolution and an Intel Atom processor. As an incentive, the device also comes bundled with Office 2013. Read the full hands-on.
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Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom
If you’ve ever dealt with a camera phone’s digital zoom, you’ll know it’s not the greatest. Enter the Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom, a 4.3-inch Galaxy smartphone with a 10x optical zoom on the back. Running a 1.5GHz dual-core processor, Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean, and a 2,330mAh battery, it’s the ideal handset for the serious photog. Read the full hands-on.
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Samsung Galaxy S4 Active
Designed for those who get a little rough with their phones, the Galaxy S4 Active is basically a waterproof, rugged version of the Galaxy S4. Users will get a 1.9Ghz quad-core processor, Android 4.2 Jelly Bean, and an 8-megapixel camera. It’ll be available on AT&T for $199.99 starting June 21. Read the full hands-on.
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Ativ One 5 Style
Minimalistic in its design, the Ativ One 5 is a touch-screen PC that aims to be an all-around “family computer.” Sporting a 21.5-inch, 1080p full HD display and a quad-core processor, the One 5 also offers most of what you need for a one-stop media hub: it has two USB 2.0 ports, two USB 3.0 ports, an audio jack, an SD card slot, an Ethernet port, and HDMI-in and -out. Read the full hands-on.
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Samsung Ativ Book 9 Plus
Donning a stylish, full-metal construction, the 9 Plus is a lean, mean, 13-inch laptop machine with a slender 13.6mm profile. Its crisp screen has a 3,200×1,800-pixel resolution, which will display Windows 8 in all its tile glory, and it has a reported battery usage time of up to 12 hours. Read the full hands-on.
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Samsung Ativ Book 9 Lite
For people who can live with a little bit less, the 13-inch 9 Lite takes the 9 Plus down a notch and makes it more affordable. But with that lower price, you’ll also get a lower resolution (1,366×768 pixels), and a little more bulk (its profile is 17mm thick). Read the full hands-on.
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Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini
Though we’ve already heard about the GS4’s little brother a few weeks ago, Samsung still deemed it fit to mention it during its presser. And though it may be more compact, it still doesn’t skimp on the specs, which include a 4.3-inch qHD Super AMOLED display, a 1.7GHz dual-core processor, 8GB of internal memory, and an 8-megapixel camera. Read the full hands-on.
