Well, the title tells the story: at CES2009, Panasonic unveiled its first Wi-Fi b/g equipped compact digital camera and sets up an interesting ecosystem. What the titel doesn’t mention is that the Japanese manufacturer has also made a deal with T-Mobile (Internet connectivity provided by T-Mobile hotspots) and Google (Picasa web album).

The approach is quite similar to Sony’s for its Wi-Fi Cybershot, and it looks like setting a new trend in digital imaging for consumer market.

For the time being, the model is available on US and Japan markets only.

New Wi-Fi LUMIX TZ50 Digital Camera in Japan and US markets only features HD Video, 28mm Wide-Angle Lens, 10x Optical Zoom Ideal for Active Users to Share Photos On-the-Go

Here a complete Panasonic Lumix TZ50 review

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