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Samsung Announces New “Smart Cameras:” NX1000, NX210, and NX20
04.20.2012
Samsung has just announced the latest in their innovative NX camera range – the new NX1000, NX210, and NX20 “smart cameras” with built in Wi-FI technology that allows quick and easy photo-sharing between devices or over social media whether you are at home or abroad. Connect your camera to a wireless network without needing any additional cards, cords, or devices and share your photos with all and sundry at the touch of a button!
Along with built-in Wi-Fi, these new smart cameras feature a 20.3 Megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor and the i-Function system, letting you set the best options for your shots on the lens ring instead of having to deal with clunky dials or messy menus.
All three of these new NX prodigies has inherited a sleek look and the rich features from the NX lineage with an eye towards the niche for which they are needed. The NX1000, aimed at the snapshooter market, is highly portable and houses a rich range or specs for those who are constantly on-the-go. The NX210, perfect for hobbyists and proud of its NX design heritage, sports a 3.0” AMOLED display allowing for the capture and review of full HD movies and, in addition to the built-in Wi-Fi functions, allows Samsung Mobile Link users to showcase their best images on their phones, tablets, or Internet-enabled TVs. And, last but certainly not least, the NX20 is perfect for enthusiast amateurs or pros in the market for a highly portable camera with the look-and-feel of a DSLR with only a fraction of the size and weight. Packing all the features a dedicated photographer needs, the NX20 can deliver an impressive 1/8000s shutter speed with Fast Shutter and a broad range of functions and manual controls that let you capture the image you’re after the way you want it captured.
Finally, cameras that can connect and share as easily as any smart phone but without the blurry, fuzzy photos! Pre-order your Samsung NX1000, NX210, or NX20 smart camera from us in the coming days! For more details, check out the Samsung press release.
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