WiFi

When Samsung announced the EK-GC100 Galaxy Camera last year, one of the big caveats is that you needed to sign up for a data plan to go with it. In addition to the $500 purchase price, you'd be spending at least $10 per month to AT&T in order to upload information directly from the Android powered camera to the the internet.

Nikon wasn't alone releasing new gear during the graveyard shift last night. Samsung has a trio of new interchangeable-lens compacts, each bringing with it a 20.3-megapixel, APS-C, CMOS sensor. They also now have WiFi, a feature that has worked well for Samsung at the traditional compact level. Here's a quick breakdown of each camera.NX210 (pictured above)

Earlier this month, Sony released the first XQD format memory card, but the company isn't stopping there with pushing into new storage options. Sony has now announced that they're creating a new line of high-speed SD cards. The flagship UHS-I series will be available in 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB versions, and promises 94MB/s read and 45MB/s write speeds. Starting at $44.99 a pop, Sony has also treated them to be water resistant, and will have them on shelves in March.