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Review: Samsung SYNC

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The Sync almost makes up for the long delay waiting for the camera to start and the slow shutter speeds with some crisp, accurate pictures. If you can manage to hold the phone steady while taking a picture, you will be rewarded. The Sync scored 20/40 eyesight on the vision test, and has very accurate colors in daylight. In the dark the color accuracy is washed away, but the Sync still takes decent pictures despite the lack of a flash.

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