- Launched: January 2010
- Type: SLR style hybrid
- Sensor size: APS-C
- Resolution: 14.6 megapixels
- Lenses: Samsung NX/i-Function
- Key features: None
- Links: Press release | Product page
Summary: The NX10 was the first SLR style hybrid to use an APS-C sized sensor. It's a good camera for both beginners and enthusiasts, and it's no larger than a Micro Four Thirds hybrid. It's been updated replaced by the NX11.
- Launched: January 2010
- Type: Compact style hybrid
- Sensor size: APS-C or 1/1.7-inch
- Resolution: 10-12.3 megapixels
- Lenses: Ricoh GXR system
- Key features: Interchangeable camera-lens units
- Links: Press release | Product page
Summary: Unique hybrid camera where you change whole lens-sensor units rather than just the lens. It's inefficient in that each unit costs more, but allows sensor/lens pairings optimised for different kinds of photography. Designed for enthusiasts and pros.
- Launched: January 2010
- Type: Digital SLR
- Sensor size: APS-C 23.4 x 15.6mm
- Resolution: 14.2 megapixels
- Lenses: Sony a mount
- Key features: 7fps continuous shooting, in-built anti-shake, HDR mode
- Links: Press release, Product page
Summary: Intermediate-level D-SLR that fits between the low-cost a290/390 and the a500/550, but in fact it beats the a500/550's specs with 7fps continuous shooting, a high-capacity battery and one of Sony's new14-megapixel CMOS sensors.
