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Sony has been in imaging for decades, even before they bought out Minolta. They were the market leader in broadcast video. They literally set the standards for that industry from umatic to beta. Which mounts has Sony dropped? The only two consumer mounts I know about are A Mount and E Mount...

It's been known for a few months now that Samsung has gotten out of the camera business. The rumor is that Nikon will buy or has bought their camera IP.

Samsung will give you a new camera for your aging DSLR, for one day only | Engadget

TD has had the same kit as a manufacturer refurb for $323 off and on for the last couple of weeks.

Same place you got the NX100. It's been going in and out of stock. The last time it was in stock was this morning. The time before that was yesterday morning. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=7876690

Personally I'd pony up for the NX20 kit for $325. It's $125 more than the NX200 but it's a much better camera. Still coming in an out of stock.

Turns out that Samsung provides the source code for a variety of it's products, including the NX200 and NX300. I salute this. It allows end users to program in their own features or bug fixes. I think all manufacturers should do this. Samsung Open Source Release Center

I don't see any difference between it and the NX1000. The NX1000 is $299.

The NX100 kit is down to $250 here in the US. That's point and shoot money.

Panasonic was the same way for many many years.