Some companies like Polaroid have unveiled Android OS-based digital camera and it seems Samsung will join the league soon with an offering of their own. The Korean company has filed for a “Galaxy Camera” trademark with the USPTO with Goods and Services marked as “Cameras and camcorders.”

Samsung has been using the Galaxy brand to market its Android-powered devices and the camera (or camcorder) will be the first one from Samsung to be powered by Android OS.

USPTO Filing

Thanks, Jeff!

Samsung earlier this week announced ST77 ultra-slim camera for the South Korean market. The camera is just 16.9mm thick, weighs 101g and features a f2.5 lens, which according to Samsung is useful in low-light situations.

The camera can shoot images in resolution of up to 16.7 megapixel, has a 25mm wide-angle lens, 5x optical zoom, 720p HD video recording support and various other photo-enhancing features like Funny Face, Picture in Picture, Magic Frame, Smart Filters and more.

The camera will sell in two colors – black and white for 169,000 won.

Samsung may have not announced the retro-styled NX200 over the expected weekend but they officially unwrapped the device in Germany last week. The new NX200 comes in a two-toned silver / black design which according to Samsung brings the yesteryear’s charm with DSLR-like picture quality.

As you’d expect, it is the same NX200 under the hood. The NX200 is equipped with 20.3 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor, 3-inch AMOLED VGA display, full HD video recording support, i-Function lens support, sensitivity up to 12,800 ISO and more.

The retro look NX200 will be available in Germany from March for 849 euros.

Samsung showcased the WB150F camera at CES 2012 and we were impressed with its wireless capabilities. This 14-megapixel camera features an 18x wide zoom lens and a 3in AMOLED display with VGA (640 x 480 pixel) resolution.

The highlight of the camera is its wireless connectivity feature. The camera can automatically backup and upload your clicked photographs to the Samsung AllShare Play cloud service or Microsoft SkyDrive. You can also email the clicked photos right from the camera and share them on social networking sites like Facebook or Picasa and even upload recorded videos directly to YouTube. The camera records video at 720p with 30fps.

The AllShare Play works with all Samsung connected devices like phones, tablets, TVs and more. Good thing about the wireless connectivity feature is that it also supports login feature for connections. You can also use the Samsung Moblie Link app to share the photos. With the login browser, one can log in to wireless networks that require a web login before getting on to the internet. The presence of a Remote Viewfinder app lets you remotely take the pictures using an Android mobile device.

The camera also has a unique Split Shot function that actually divides the display into three seperate sections and allow you to frame a different image in each of them. Once all the frames are captured, it combines a frame. Besides this, the camera also has built-in image editing capability.

The WB150F will be launched in Korea this week and is available in Black, White and Red colours and is expected to retail for 295,000 won (263$).

Samsung has devised an interesting gadget that will give non-connected HDTVs internet functionality, in addition to apps support. The inTouch camera comes integrated with a Wi-Fi and is connected to the HDTV via an HDMI slot.

The camera’s three megapixel sensor allows users to carry out Skype conversations in 720p HD resolution and also comes with apps support like YouTube, Google News, Weather and a web browser. However, there’s no word if Samsung will expand the platform to include more apps.

Samsung inTouch will be available in March from $199.99.

CES 2012 is officially underway and Samsung marked the opening with two surveillance products. Both Wi-Fi IP SmartCam and Wi-Fi Video Baby Monitor come with Wi-Fi which can be configured with the user’s wireless settings in under a minute.

Users then need to register the camera on Samsung’s camera website, which will enable viewing of live footage on user’s PC or mobile devices with the help of apps.

Additionally, both cameras are equipped with embedded mic and speakers, non-visible infrared LEDs to allow viewing in the dark and ability to upload video on YouTube if a motion is detected.

SmartCam and Baby Video Monitor will sell from March 2012 for $149.99.

Samsung has expanded its DualView range with the new DV300F point-and-shoot digital camera. In addition to two displays, the DV300F now comes with Wi-Fi that allows users to share pictures instantly to different social networks or upload to cloud services like Samsung’s Allshare Play and Microsoft’s SkyDrive.

The DV300F comes with a 1.5-inch front display for easy self-capture shots, a 3-inch display on the back, 16MP camera sensor, 5x optical zoom, 720p HD video recording support and various photo enhancing features like Smart Auto, Live Panorama, Jump Shot 2.0, Children Mode, Split-Shot, Artistic Brush, 3D photo.

Samsung will showcase DV300F at the CES next week.

Samsung MultiView MV800 digital camera that was unveiled at IFA 2011 has been announced for the Indian market. The MultiView MV800 features 16-megapixel lens with a 5x optical zoom and 26mm wide-angle capability. Building on the success of Samsung DualView technology, the MultiView MV800 features a 3-inch Wide Flip-out MultiView Touch Display.

MV800 can shoot pictures to up to 16.1 megapixel in resolution and features Schneider-KREUZNACH lens with up to 5X optical zoom, ISO sensitivity up to 3200, 3D still image and panorama support, picture-in-picture. The MultiView MV800 also boasts HD recording capabilities and can also be attached to the HDTV to watch your photos/videos on a larger screen.

The Samsung MV800 will retail for Rs. 15,990.

Amidst the product launches at IFA this year, Samsung also announced their new point-and-shoot digital camera MV800. Unique thing about this shooter is that it is equipped with a 3-inch Flip-out LCD. The MV800 is built on the success of Samsung’s DualView cameras that allows users to preview images from number of angles and capture them. On the photography front, MV800 can shoot pictures to up to 16.1 megapixel in resolution and features Schneider-KREUZNACH lens with up to 5X optical zoom, ISO sensitivity up to 3200, 3D still image and panorama support, 720p HD video recording, picture-in-picture and more.

We’ve been handed over some new info and pictures of the new NX Series digital camera. The NX200 will be the top-end NX Series camera that will feature a 20.3MP APS-C CMOS sensor allowing users to shoot pro quality images in a small form factor. The camera can also shoot continuous images at 7fps and videos at full HD 1080p resolution.

Additionally, NX200 comes with a 3-inch AMOLED display with VGA resolution (640×480), Digital Image Stabilization, Smart Filter, ISO sensitivity up to 12,800, 3D picture and panorama support and iFunction 2.0 that gives real time preview of what the image will look like at different settings.

UPDATE: Looks like Samsung has already got a product page ready. Price $899.99.

Thanks, Dale! (and Xavier for the link)