White Samsung NX10 Limited Edition Micro Four-Thirds Camera Coming on May 7 [New Samsung NX10 Micro Four-Thirds Camera to Come in Black & Mostly White Colors This May]

Posted on TFTS by Chris Smith on Friday, 30. April 2010 under: Audio,Visual, HD Equipment

In early January, Samsung unveiled its latest micro four-thirds camera, the NX10 and we were virtually there to show you this new baby. Now it looks like Samsung has decided to offer a limited edition of its NX10 camera to some of its faithful customers in certain markets around the world.

I am talking of course about the black and mostly white Samsung NX10 in the picture above which is now said to arrive on May 7. Unfortunately not all of you will be able to get one of this white limited edition micro four-thirds, at least not right away.

The white NX10 camera will be available initially in Korea, the Netherlands, China, the USA and Taiwan, in no particular order, but we have no idea how much it will cost. Since it is a limited edition device we do expect it to have some sort of a premium price tag, not that it should stop fans from actually buying it.

Besides the extra coat of white paint, nothing has really changed and you can expect the NX10 micro four-thirds to offer you basically the same features you’ve already gotten used to.

In case you don’t know what this white beast can offer you then here’s a quick specs and features recap for you:

14.6-megapixel sensor
APS-C sized image sensor
Electronic viewfinder
HD 720p video recording – H.264 at 30fps
Size – 4.23″×3.43″×1.57″
Weight – 0.77 lbs
ISO – 100 – 3200
Built-in Pop-up Flash
OIS – Lens Shift
Dust reduction – Supersonic Type
3.0-inch AMOLED display
Smart Range
HDMI 1.3 connectivity
Fast &, Decisive Contrast AF
New DRIMe II Pro oricessir with SMART Auto mode
advanced AF algorithm
battery life 200min/400 shots

So, are you ready for a white Samsung NX10 camera in your life?

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Frank Bloss
The Samsung NX10 has an APS-C format (3:2) CMOS sensor (23.4×15.6mm), such as found in many DSLRs that are larger and heavier due to inclusion of a pentaprism and mirror (absent in the NX10). Micro Four Third (4:3) system cameras, such as Olympus E-P2 have somewhat smaller sensors (17.3x13mm). Thus the Samsung NX10 provides 62% more sensor area than a corresponding 4/3 system camera, which should be beneficial for noise reduction at high ISO speeds.