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Samsung has added a new connected camera to its mirrorless range. The NX2000 plugs the gap between the company’s NX300 and NX1000 snappers, and comes in white, black or pink.
The camera boasts a 20.3-megapixel APC-S sensor and the same 3D-capable DRIMe IV processor and NFC support as the more expensive NX300.
Offering an ISO range of 100 to 25,600, the NX2000 features a maximum JPG burst rate of 8fps and video recording in 1080p HD.
The device also comes with a 3.7-inch, 1,152k-dot touchscreen on the rear, similar to the display found on the Samsung Galaxy Camera, and features single-band WiFi support.
Samsung has bundled the camera with Adobe’s Lightroom 4 photo-editing software, a 20-50mm lens and a hotshoe-powered flash.
