Samsung's NV8, NV15, and NV20 Smart Touch shooters

by Thomas Ricker posted Jul 30th 2007 at 5:09AM

So in addition to their newest PMP cam, Samsung also loosed three updates to their NV (as in eNVy, yuk yuk) line-up of digital cameras. On the mostly meaningless megapixel scale, we're looking at the 8 megapixel NV8, 10 megapixel NV15, and 12 megapixel NV12. All the new NV cams feature Samsung's "Smart Touch" softkeys surrounding a 2.5-inch LCD, Schneider optics with a 3x optical zoom, likely useless ISO 3200 max sensitivity with ASR image stabilization, face detection technology, SDHC expansion, and VGA video at 30fps. The NV20 and NV15 both hit the US in the Fall for $399 and $299, respectively, while the NV8 is TBD on all accounts.

Gallery: Samsung's NV8, NV15, and NV20 Smart Touch shooters

Filed under: Digital Cameras

Tags: 10 megapixel, 10Megapixel, 12 megapixel, 12Megapixel, 8 megapixel, 8Megapixel, nv10, nv12, nv8, samsung

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berryhill @ Jul 30th 2007 9:18AM

So what's the difference between these and the NV 10 I already have?

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Pingspike @ Jul 30th 2007 12:42PM

I'm sorry but I have to say... That is the most ugly camera/device I have seen in a very long time. Sure from the back it looks like a part of a jet fighter's heads up display with all the buttons. Which is nifty n all. But man from the front... We're not just talking ugly duckling here. We're talking serious need for surgery, elephant-man. Fugly.

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friko @ Jul 30th 2007 1:01PM

I like the design, and is different of all those silver digicams out there.

Thomas Ricker, isn't the 12 mp model the NV20? it says NV12...

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