One of the disadvantages of custom digital cameras is the lack of a dedicated Internet connection, and worse that those compact cameras don't they can even connect to your phone, so it was one of the motives of Ifto launch a FinePix xp130 camera after a year of launching FinePix Xp120, which is similar For the previous version except for one important new feature which is Bluetooth connection It is noteworthy that the xp120 camera already possessed a wireless connection via 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi, but it only worked as a transmitter and its functions were limited too, mostly to move data in one direction only, but with a Bluetooth connection feature in the xp130 camera, you can now get privileges through Easy coupling and transfer of images from the camera to the phone, it can also get information such as the date and time of the images from the phone to mark the images and video clips you capture correctly.
Given all other aspects, this year's model is almost identical to last year's model in terms of features, where the FinePix Xp130 camera features the same hardness that helps you take the camera with you wherever you go, and it can resist water for up to 20 meters, and it can withstand the trauma of the fall. From a distance of 1.75 meters, it operates at temperatures-10 °c and possesses the standard of ip6x dust resistance.
The camera also possesses the same lens with a resolution of 16.4 megapixels and a 1/2-inch Si CMOS sensor, with an optical zoom of Fujinon up to 5x, supports a 3-inch LCD screen with 920k-dot, as well as a large number of media and features to meet photographic needs.
The new camera is available in white, yellow, lemon, blue, and dark silver, and the availability and price details are not announced.
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