Samsung had not one, but three big reveals tonight at its Unpacked event here at IFA. In addition to the much-publicized Samsung Galaxy Note II, the Korean manufacturer also took the wraps off some new Windows 8 devices, as well as the Galaxy Camera.
The Galaxy Camera basically looks as though Samsung took a point-and-shoot device and slapped a smartphone on the back. From the front? Normal camera. But turn it over and there's a 4.8-inch display that is now commonly found on many Android-based smartphones. It takes up almost all of the Galaxy Camera's back panel, but given that the device is touch-based, there's no need for extra buttons. All the bells and whistles are inside, courtesy of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.