Samsung has announced prices for its new NX10 hybrid camera, a smaller, mirrorless alternative to a DSLR which offers interchangeable lenses.
We first had an opportunity to see the NX10 system camera in action at the Consumer Electronics Show 2010 in Las Vegas.
The NX10 has a 14.6Mp sensor and all the functionality of a digital SLR, including full manual focusing, priority modes for aperture and shutter speed, a hot shoe connection and interchangeable lenses. However, as the NX10 doesn't feature an internal mirror and pentaprism, its body is smaller and lighter than a DSLR.

Photography buffs may bury their feet deep into this piece of news.
Samsung plans to expand its HZ-series of digital cameras by the inclusion of two new models, namely HZ35W and HZ30W.
These devices are high zoom, point-and-shoot digital cameras.
Both the digital cameras have a 12 megapixel resolution and provide the same wide-angle 24mm Schneider lenses.

The NX10 is Samsung’s answer to the Micro Four Thirds format developed by Panasonic and Olympus. Like the Panasonic and Olympus models, the Samsung NX10 omits the mirror box to create a smaller camera.

Samsung has added a new point and shoot digital camera with a mega zoom lens to its lineup.
The camera is the HZ35W and has a 15x optical zoom lens. The camera has a 12MP sensor and has a 24mm ultra wide angle lens.