On the wheel interface, I find that it is easier if I gently touch the wheel one item at a time until I get to the item I want. On some of the busier menus, it is not that easy to scroll without clicking on an option. The only potential caveat is when selecting options in the Menu. It has a slight delay when you touch an icon or screen setting, so just leave your finger on the screen a fraction of a second longer than you normally would.

I am not a touch screen fan and find most of them frustrating to use, but am quite happy with that on the SH100. The first thing you’ll probably notice is the lack of external controls, this being a touch screen panel camera. Even though it’s an ultra compact camera, the handling is good with a slight projection at the back serving as a thumb grip. The Samsung SH100 looks stylish and ultra sleek. Setup can take a couple of tries, but it’s not hard if you’ve done these things before (and most kids on social network sites probably already have). In this case, shooting with the SH100, synching with your PC and sharing pictures on your social network sites is as easy as clicking the appropriate icon - once you’ve set it all up properly. It’s more than marketing fluff as far as the Samsung SH100 is concerned, a “more than meets the eye” ultra compact digital camera.

Software CD: User Manual Intelli-studio v3.0, PC Auto Backup.

Travel Adapter SAC-48 (which uses the USB cable to recharge the battery in camera).Thursday, Ma– Here’s what I receive in the box:

Samsung intelli studio electrical cord