see also:

• Micro Four Thirds system
• comparison of current Micro Four Thirds cameras
• a brief catalogue of Micro Four Thirds lenses
• compact fixed lens digital cameras with larger sensors

Blunty's review:

“Considering how well it did in our lab tests, it’s light on price, too. For the same cost as an RX100 II, you get a bigger sensor, better image quality, and great lens compatibility. Either as a premium entry point or a companion camera, the GM1 delivers adorable good looks paired with admirable performance at a reasonable price.”

• announced Oct 2013
• similar size to the Sony RX100 II
• main use is as a casual, take anywhere point and shoot but with high image quality thanks to it's Micro Four Thirds sized sensor
• best matched with its compact collapsible zoom lens or a small prime lens
• very compact 12-32mm f/3.5-5.6 ASPH MegaOIS kit lens
• electronic shutter 60sec to 1/16000th sec
• WiFi but no NFC
• 1080 HD video at 60i/30p
• popup flash, no hot shoe and flash sync only 1/50th sec
• focus peaking
• PiP magnification for manual focus
• 3.0-inch, 1036K dot touch-sensitive LCD screen
• 98.5 x 54.9 x 30.4 mm (3.88 x 2.16 x 1.20“)
• 274 g (0.60 lb / 9.60 oz)
• $US749 with compact zoom lens

• dpreview.com's preview
• dpreview.com's full review
  • battery capacity is low so you should take a spare
  • it's a very small camera and ergonomics may not suit everyone as a result, but hey, it is small!
• C.Y.Leow's 1st impressions
• Ming Thein's review