This basically means that the new camera will end up somewhat cheaper than the original, which currently sells for about €350 in Euroland. Mind you, the original camera launched at €500+, but it quickly dropped to €399 and for a brief moment it was available for €299.
We still don’t know how Samsung plans to price the wifi only version, but it’s safe to assume that it will end up north of €300. Still, this doesn't sound too cheap, as entry level dSLRs and micro-four-thirds systems sell for about the same money.
