Samsung Cameras Are a No-Show at CES 2016: Looks Like the End is Nigh
Things definitely aren’t looking too hot for you if you’re a fan of Samsung’s digital cameras. The South Korean company has been showing off many of its latest and greatest products in Las Vegas at CES 2016, but there hasn’t been a single mention or appearance of a Samsung camera.
There were also crazy reports of Nikon possibly acquiring Samsung’s mirrorless technology — rumors that both companies denied and which now are believed to be a completely false hoax.
But if you were holding out hope that Samsung still has big camera plans up its sleeve, then CES 2016 is a big sign that you should probably start letting go of that dream.
Attendees are getting the full Gear VR experience at @Samsung's booth #CES2016 pic.twitter.com/D6bcZz5fgw
— CES (@CES) January 6, 2016
Samsung has a shiny 5000-square-foot floor space at the expo, but not a single digital camera is on display. “I think Samsung is now done with their camera business,” writes PhotoRumors. “The CES show was pretty much their last chance to show a proof of life.”
“Pour one out for Samsung cameras,” writes Dan Bracaglia of DPReview, “because at this point, I would not be surprised if it’s a thing of the past.”
Samsung continues to be completely silent when asked about what’s going on with its camera business, and what the future plans are. When questioned by Amateur Photographer, Samsung refused to say whether or not it even still makes cameras.
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