Bored of having loads of memory cards lying around, except for when you really need one, in which case they've all mysteriously disappeared? Then perhaps you'd be tempted by a camera with a bottomless memory capacity. The Coolpix S51c is that camera -- sort of.
The S51c is the bigger brother of the S51 -- a slinky, stylish 8.1-megapixel camera with 3x zoom, optical image stabilisation and a vast 76mm (3-inch) screen. The S51c is the same but with added Wi-Fi. You set an email address and send pictures off to your account on Nikon's My Picturetown image-sharing site. Using email means you could upload to Flickr as well, or any site that supports upload by email, but presumably only one or two at a time.
We say presumably, because wireless isn't quite there yet. While testing the camera we had a choice of four wireless connections -- and this is in the heart of London, remember -- yet none of them worked.
The S51 is available in chocolate brown or silver and will set you back around £190. The Wi-Fi wonder S51c will cost around £30 more, and comes in ninja black.
