Just ahead of CES 2010, Samsung unveiled the NX series of hybrid cameras earlier this year. The Samsung NX10 comes along with removable lenses and a special system developed by Samsung that will separate it from the system that runs most of the SLRs these days. As promised, the compact NX10 is armed with a large 14.6 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor along with a 3.0 inch AMOLED monitor, pop-up flash, and an electronic viewfinder. The NX10 also allows users to record in HD movie.

The Samsung NX10 has both in-depth manual controls and a Smart Auto function that automatically selects the best shooting mode based on the surrounding environment. Like the Micro Four-Thirds system cameras released last year by Panasonic and Olympus, Samsung’s NX cameras eliminate the mirror box found in the body of traditional DSLR cameras.

The NX10 will be available in Noble Black and Titan Silver coloring schemes. No word on pricing or availability yet