Sony's a7R II is a 42.4mp mirrorless camera with a full-frame sensor. It has several enhancements compared to previous models - such as 4K video support, faster autofocus, revised shutter mechanism and higher ISO range. The EVF uses an upgraded XGA OLED microdisplay with a double-sided aspherical lens.
Panasonic's DMC-G7 is a mid-range mirrorless camera that supports 4K video, Wi-Fi, 16 MP sensor and a maximum ISO of 25,600. The EVF uses an XGA OLED microdisplay (interestingly Panasonic says it uses 'high-speed dual OLED displays, I'm not sure what they mean by dual displays).
The DMC-7 will be available in June 2015 for $799.99 (with a 14-42 mm lens).
Fujifilm's X-T10 is an upgrade to the X-T1 - a compact weatherproof DSLR X-Mount camera. The new model features a new XGA OLED EVF that is said to be the world's fastest - with 0.005 sec delay time. The X-T1 used Sony's OLED microdisplays - so perhaps Sony updated their microdisplays, or perhaps Fujifilm switched suppliers (eMagin is one possibility as they also have an XGA display, but I don't think it is aimed for the consumer market). Other X-T10 features include a new 77-point AF system, 16.3 mp sensor and Full-HD video at 60 fps.
The X-T10 will ship in June 2015 for $799.95 (body only).
The NX500 is an APS-C (mirrorless DLSR) camera that sports a 28mp sensor, 4K video, ISO range of up to 51,200, Wi-Fi, NFC, Bluetooth and a tilting 3" AMOLED display.
The NX500 will ship in March 2015 for $799 (with an OIS 16-50, f3.5-f5.6 power-zoom lens).
The NX1 is Samsung's flagship mirrorless camera for 2014, that can shoot UHD (4K) videos at 30 fps. It sports a 28.2 mp sensor, ISO range of 100 to 51200, Wi-Fi and NFC. The display on the back is an articulated 3" Super AMOLED and it's also got a 1024x768 (XGA) OLED viewfinder.
Fujifilm's X30 is an enthusiast premium compact digital camera with a classic design. It has a 2/3" CMSO sensor and 28-112mm (F2-F2.8) lens. It has a 3" tilting LCD display and an XGA OLED viewfinder (EVF).
Sony's DSC-KW11 is a selfie-oriented digital camera that looks like a perfume bottle. Features include a 19.2 mp camera, f/2 2 mm wide-angle lens (that can be rotated) and a 3.3" AMOLED display (1,299K dots).
The DSC-KW11 will ship in Asia in October 2014 for about $845.
Sony's a7S is a full-frame (12.2 MP, 35mm) mirrorless digital camera with 4K video support, high-precision Fast Intelligent AF system, an ISO range of up to 409,600 and an XGA OLED EVF.
Sony's RX100 III is a compact camera that sports a large 1" 20.2MP sensor, a 24-70mm zoom lens (F1.8-2.8), a rear LCD, Wi-Fi and an SVGA OLED popup EVF.
Sony's A77 II is an update to the original A77 released in 2011. This APS-C fixed-mirror DSLR sports an updated 24MP sensor, new autofocus sensor and an updated WhiteMagic RGBW LCD display and Wi-Fi. The EVF is still an XGA OLED, but it has three times higher contrast compared to the one on the A77. The EVF shows the effects of all settings adjustments in real-time, accurately displaying what the final image will look like.
The SLT-A77 II will ship in June 10 for $1199 (body only).
