Ridgefield Park, NJ—Samsung Electronics announced the worldwide debut of three digital cameras that include its newest flagship: the NX200 compact system camera, equipped with a list of professional-standard features that include Samsung’s in-house-developed 20.3 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor ($900, September availability). The other two cameras (models MV800 and WB750) due out in September at MSRPs of $279 each, are affordably priced with features derived from consumer research and designed to set them apart on the sales floor, said the company. 5 Reid Sullivan , Samsung’s senior vice president of digital imaging, said the NX200, besides carrying the newly designed sensor... Read...

Samsung already has a Wi Fi-enabled camcorder in its lineup, so it's not surprising that they'd serve up a Wi Fi still camera. And so they have: the 14-megapixel ST80 is a DLNA-enabled camera that can connect with other DLNA-compliant devices (including TVs and computers) for wirelessly transporting images. The camera has an internal email address book too, so you can send photos and videos from the camera to your friends' inbox's without a computer. It's more run-of-the-mill specs include a 3x optical zoom lens, 3-inch touch-screen display, a smart crop function which automatically straightens off-center images, a smart auto...