Samsung GALAXY NX : Tests and Reviews
Samsung GALAXY NX Review
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Introduction Announced during the summer of 2013 several months, the Samsung Galaxy NX shares some of the familiar styling of the earlier NX20 yet with an elongated body to accommodate an enormous 4.8” 1280 x 720 (921k-dot) LCD. As a Galaxy model, the large touchscreen is of course aimed at replicating that found on a smartphone, as the Galaxy NX is the first camera with interchangeable lenses to feature the Android operating system. As a result the body has few controls with nearly all the functions accessed and controlled by the rear panel.In addition to the
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Samsung’s Galaxy NX is the world’s first large sensor, mobile-camera hybrid with interchangeable lenses. Read on to find out if this innovative newcomer has what it takes to compete with rival mirrorless offerings. |
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Samsung has had broad success with the Android operating system in the smartphone and tablet space, and last year introduced a long-zoom camera with Android and cellular wireless capability. Samsung now brings Android to its NX mirrorless system with the Galaxy NX. The new camera uses most of the same essential elements as the NX300, including the NX lens mount, the 20.3-megapixel sensor, and DRIMe IV imaging processor, but it also includes a large 4.8-inch 921K capactive touchscreen, the largest display on any interchangeable lens camera so far, and several forms of wireless communication. Read the article |