Admittedly, the A6000 pushes the top end of “Advanced Point and Shoot” cameras. It should, however, do about everything you would want in an entry-level interchangeable lens camera.

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The camera featured a 26.1 MP APS-C X Trans sensor, 3.69MP dot EVF and a 23mm f2 lens. In fact, we said in our review that this device was one of the best point-and-shoot cameras on the market.

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On the smaller end of the spectrum, the S100 is an advanced point-and-shoot, featuring a bigger sensor, faster lens, and much more manual control than most pocket cameras.

Most dedicated cameras that aren’t point-and-shoot cameras have interchangeable lenses, which means that you can take off and replace the lenses for different situations, or as you upgrade.

I'd like a better camera than my $350 Samsung phone offers, without switchable lenses - so a point and shoot. That's the problem right there. Smartphones destroyed the regular P&S market.