South Korean company Samsung has released three DSLR cameras the NX20, NX210 and NX1000 that are Wifi enabled allowing users to easily share their photos online, transfer wirelessly to their PC or share it via social networks or Instagram.

Three trio shooters are equipped with a 20.3-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensors, i-Function 2.0 lens system, as well as support for mirrorless NX trio record Full HD 1080p H.264 video along with stills at ISO 100 to 12,800, with ten integrated Smart Filters and added Selective Color function.

Samsung NX20 has the DSLR design with a 3.0-inch Clear AMOLED swivel display and a SVGA-resolution electronic viewfinder. The NX210 has a 3.0-inch VGA AMOLED display, while perfect for entry level users is the NX1000 the cheapest model, with a smaller design and a host of quick-start auto features with a 20-50mm OIS II lens, while the two others comes with a 18-55mm OIS III lens.

Shooting high resolution photos is seamless with its high-speed shutter on the NX20 model that is capable of getting 1/8000 sec shutter speed and 8fps burst mode. Video recorded on the digicam is also in stereo format.

The Samsung NX2 will be sold in the market at $1,099/£899, while the NX210 will be $899/£749 with an 18-55mm lens. The NX1000 will be £599 with a 20-50mm lens.

Via SlashGear, UberGizmo.