For the past couple of days an alleged picture of the Samsung NX2000 camera has been floating around. It is said to be a mirrorless camera that runs on Tizen OS. Samsung recently released the NX1100 which too is a mirrorless camera and has a 3-inch LCD, 1080p HD video recording, Smart Auto 2.0 and a lot more. The NX2000 is reportedly an iteration belonging to this particular line of cameras from Samsung, and it seems much more plausible now since it has been sighted in FCC filings.
Documents submitted in the FCC filing indicate that the NX2000 has a touchscreen and hardware home key at the back, a 20.3 megapixel CMOS sensor and 802.11n Wi-Fi. Previously there have been rumors that this camera will actually have an Android based interface. Nothing has obviously been confirmed as of now, the release depends upon how long it takes the FCC to approve it. The latest offering from Samsung’s mirrorless camera line is the NX1100, which is being labeled as evolutionary rather than revolutionary. Perhaps the NX2000 will be able to shake things up a little?
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You know what they say, the old must go before the new can come. The thing is, when it comes to the fickle world of consumer electronics, a particular device need not even be out in the market for a single year, before it is deemed as old, or worse still, obsolete, with a new model waiting in the wings to roll out and be the all new flagship. Having said that, Samsung’s NX1000 is barely a year old, before a new follow up to the mirrorless camera is ready and waiting to be released. Apparently, manuals for the Samsung NX1100 has already appeared on Samsung’s site, which obviously has also confirmed the camera’s aesthetics will revealing more information on it.
