#samsung galaxy nx

Probably the most surprising product to be launched today by Samsung here in London is the Android-powered Samsung Galaxy NX, the first mirrorless inter-changeable camera running an Android Jellybean OS. The Galaxy NX follows the recently released NX300 although the real big difference here is the operating system. This means that the Galaxy NX is closer to the Galaxy Camera and Galaxy S4 Zoom in terms of function. The camera is powered by a dual-processor -- one is the custom Samsung DRIMeIV Image processor for the camera and another quad-core 1.6GHz CPU for the system. Just the like Galaxy S4 Zoom, the Galaxy NX also comes with built-in features that gives you two sets of custom controls -- one for advanced users, to be able to fully manually control the settings; and one which is for beginners, who will held some smart assist to pick the right settings. Probably the most welcoming feature of the Galaxy NX is the very large screen -- at 4.8 inches, it's by far the biggest built-in display we've seen in any camera. Our best guess is that the expected price will be somewhere in the vicinity of Php36,990, almost the same as the Samsung NX300. Read more in our articles including "Samsung Galaxy NX officially announced!" and "Samsung Galaxy NX leaks ahead of launch".