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DualView camera makes taking your own pic easy By Edward C. Baig, USA TODAY In the social-networking age of Twitter and Facebook, lots of people snap self-portraits for online profiles and such. Samsung has designed a digital camera that promises to make it much easier to capture your own mug. The company's new DualView TL225 point-and-shoot, which I've enjoyed shooting with for several days, boasts a large, 3.5-inch LCD display on the back and a smaller, 1.5-inch screen on the front. Read more TV: Tune in to Baig on ABC's 'America This Morning' Fridays 4:30 a.m. ET or check local listings
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