Camaeralabs have a NX3000 review.
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The SD card is pretty oversized for what it does and will probably go the way of all old large technology so it may be an idea to try to come to terms with this.
Not sure what your point is re aps-c in reply to what I am saying. I just find the review is confused by treating size and weight as an issue in relation to these smaller sensor cameras.
Edit: I have a nifty tiny little keyring device in to which I can plug the micro sd card which goes in to a USB port which is handy. Progress hurts though as always.
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The NX format is APS-C, like almost everyone's DSLR, so what? The microSD card is a no-no for me and I fail to see any advantage over my NX200 and NX20 models.
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