In short the overall quality is reasonable to good ; better than smartphone good by a long stretch, partly thanks to the extensive zoom. But for a similar price point there are other higher-spec cameras out there that will walk all over the S800c. Its a case of paying for the Android feature rather than ultimate image quality, it seems.Conceptually courageous, the Android OS feels like its forged rather than forced into this camera concept nikon coolpix p7000 battery.

Android - even version 2.3 - works as a great base to run apps nikon coolpix p7000 battery, share images and much more.But the S800c has two main problems: its far too expensive for what is essentially an Android version of the point-and-shoot Coolpix S6300 at almost three times the cost, and battery life really isnt up to scratch.The point-and-shoot functionality is fine enough, but it's not as finely tuned as we'd like and the lack of user control in some areas is a frustration. For 375 we'd have expected everything and the kitchen sink nikon coolpix p7000 battery, as well as Android.The camera world now has its proverbial toe dipped into Android waters and, from this initial insight, it should make for a great partnership in the future. These first steps are big ones, but this concept will work only when battery life and price turn good. For now, the S800c falls short of the mark because of these two points nikon coolpix p7000 battery.

The 10x optical zoom is impressive for a snapper this size nikon coolpix p7000 battery, and is backed up by image stabilisation that does a good job at the lower end but gets twitchy at full stretch. While you might be impressed by the long shots you've taken, once you get them back to your laptop you might be disappointed by the amount of fringing around the edges of objects and the rather fuzzy focus.From the front nikon coolpix p7000 battery, the S800c looks like a regular compact camera, but round the back it's all screen, aside from three Android buttons. It's running v2.3 of Android, which is looking a bit old fashioned now, and the sparse, unskinned homescreen that greets you isn't the most encouraging start. To start taking pictures you need to touch a tiny.

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