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More details have been released on the new Samsung NC20 Netbook, as well as a bunch of new photos and the user manual.

The Samsung NC20 will feature a VIA Nano 1.3GHz processor, 1GB of DDR2 memory, a 160GB HDD or SDD, not details on the size of the SDD as yet.

Graphics will come from a VIA Chrome 9 HC3 chip, and it features a 12.1 inch WXGA LCD display with a resolution of 1280×800.

Other specifications include a 1.3 megapixel webcam, a microphone, a 3 in one card reader for SD/ SDHC / MMC cards, VGA and an audio jack.

Connectivity comes in the form of Ethernet, WiFi b/g (optional), Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR (optional), as well as USB 2.0.

The Samsung NC20 will feature a 6 cell lithium ion battery, and it measures 292.4 x 216.7 x 25.6 mm and weighs in at 1.5kg.

You will also be able to add an optional DVD burner to the Samsung NC20, making it a highly usable netbook, with the majority of features of a notebook.

The Samsung NC20 is due out next month, there are varying prices quoted on the web, but it is likely to retail for between $500 to $600.

Here’s the link to the user manual for the Samsung NC20.

Samsung has unveiled a new camcorder designed to be used with YouTube, the Samsung SMX-F34.

The Samsung SMX-F34 comes with 16GB of storage, which can be expanded via the built in SD/SDHC card slot, plus a built in 2.7 inch LCD screen, and it can also be used as a digital camera for taking still photos.

Comically enough, Samsung didn’t even bother telling us the panel size of its P2370L, but we’ll go out on a limb and assume it’s 23-inches diagonally based on the cryptic model name. The latest member of Sammy’s Touch of Color family sports a LED backlight, a depth of just 0.65-inches, 2,000,000:1 contrast ratio, two-millisecond response time, DVI input, 1080p native resolution, a swivel stand and “Starlight” touch controls. If in fact we’re looking at a 23-inch LED-backlit LCD for just $399, we’d say it’s quite the bargain — particularly when compared to Apple’s 24-incher (which runs $899). Guess we’ll find out when it ships later this quarter.

If there’s one thing for sure here at CES it’s that we’ve seen a bunch of multitouch devices, both good and bad. Add this 50-inch multitouch display from Samsung to the list titled “cool as hell.” Once we were done snapping shots of the P3, we saw people surrounding this bad boy so we decided to see what was up. We don’t have much info but one thing’s for sure: these devices are much more fun when you’re just playing around rather than using it for some more meaningful purpose.

Samsung’s P3 has been official in other parts of the globe for awhile now, but the outfit has decided to wait until CES to make it so here in the States. As anticipated, the PMP arrives with its “evolutionary” EmoTure user interface, 4/8/16/32GB of internal storage, haptic feedback, a 3-inch WQVGA display, DNSe 3.0 sound enhancement technology and a Music Hot Touch Key that enables users to instantly access favorite music features / selections without having to wade through multiple menus. The device itself is just 0.39-inches thick, and it also boasts a voice recorder, FM radio and Bluetooth support. Check it sometime during the first half of this year in matte black / matte silver motifs.

[CES 2009] Today, Samsung is introducing a high end 10.2 mega-pixel compact digital camera featuring an ultra-wide angle 24 mm Schneider lens with a 10x zoom. It has a 2.7” TFT LCD screen and shoots HD video (720P) at 30 fps in H.264 compression that saves more space on the SD/SDHC card.

Users can select the ISO value up to 3200 at a reduced resolution of 3 mega-pixel. Special features include Dual Image Stabilization (Optical + Digital), Face, Smile and Blink detection and the Smart Album proprietary search tool that helps users to find archived pictures easily. It will be available in January, in black or silver for $299.99.

You should’ve known that Canon wouldn’t be able to introduce a new family of HD camcorders without Samsung hitting back with a crew of its own, so it’s with that in mind that we present Samsung’s H-Series. The HMX-H106, HMX-H105, HMX-H104, and HMX-H100 all arrive with Full HD sensors and a Schneider Kreuznach Varioplan HD lens with Optical Image Stabilization, but it’s the H106 that really steals the show. Said device is the first Full HD camcorder to incorporate a 64GB SSD within, while the H105 and H104 offer up 32GB and 16GB SSDs, respectively; as for the H100, you’ll be providing your own SD / SDHC card before anything gets recorded. The whole crew utilizes H.264 compression, meaning that the big daddy can hold 12 hours of footage at Full HD resolution

Available in April, no pricing was mentioned yet, but last year’s model sells for around $850. Take a peek at this beauty in the gallery below, then click Continue for details in Samsung’s press release.