Samsung's NX20, NX210 and NX1000 mirrorless camera trio, hands-on

GSBot · April 19, 2012, 8:58pm

http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2012/04/samsung-camera-family.jpg We already chewed the cud on these 20.3-megapixel shooters in the early hours of this morning, but Samsung knows we have multiple stomachs for this kind of thing so it invited us in for a little hands-on time. Now, it’s worth reiterating that these cameras are far from cheap: the DSLR-rivalling NX20 costs $1,100 with the kit lens, the compact NX210 costs $900 and the wee NX1000 has yet to be priced but could likely come in at around $700. Even so, now that we’ve had the pleasure of meeting each one individually, there are a few key selling points that make them stand out, and which could potentially turn Samsung into more of a challenger in this game. What selling points, exactly? Oh, only things like big APS-C sensors, AMOLED displays and built-in WiFi across the board. If any of that appeals, read on for more.
Gallery: Samsung NX20 Hands-on
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