Five digital cameras that are well connected

Sharing photos with friends, posting images and video to the Web, and geotagging have never been this easy. Better yet, these features are available on some truly high-powered megazooms and point-and-shoot cameras.

Samsung CL80



The Samsung CL80--offering 14 megapixels, a 7X-optical-zoom lens, and a 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen--pushes boundaries in more than one way. The CL80's Wi-Fi capabilities allow instant uploading to the Web, and its Bluetooth support permits transferring photos and video to mobile phones.

Samsung makes the camera's body through a process called hydroforming, which is more typically used for manufacturing car parts and bike frames; hydroforming creates a smooth shape through liquid pressure. The camera's back also has a slight tilt, which is helpful for capturing group shots and self-portraits.

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