Pros
- Wi-Fi capability
Cons
- Low resolution
- Few controls
Bottom Line
Wi-Fi capability doesn't make up for modest resolution, few controls, and a high price.
- Wi-Fi-Enabled Digital Camera Disappoints Wireless capability may help photo sharing, but the price is steep.
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