I also remember they're coming out with a compact camera with APS-C sized camera. Can't remember the model.

The thing is, do you know what you really want from your camera? It's important to be clear with your photography needs before making any decision on investing gear, especially an ecosystem. Sorry for being straightforward, but I believe you actually know what you really want.

GF2's main selling point is the user-friendliness with the introduction of touchscreen and design targeted at girls. While EP3 and most of EP (not EPL and EPM) are manly designed to provide more external control, featuring more buttons and direct access to many of the functions, thus making it more suitable for experience users or people who are promptly practising towards skills.

In short, keep GF2 if you just take photos of your daily life and don't really want to think too much about settings and configurations, so you can focus on composition. If you want to explore more into manual shooting and have good understanding of photography, I would suggest you to keep the EP3.

Hi,
I currently looking to purchase new camera to replace my old and faulty Canon S50.
One of the shop recommend me Olympus E-PM1.
can somebody advise me on how this camera perform in term of indoor and outdoor shooting.
how complicate to handle DSLR type camera?

Type of camera/lens/accessories: Olympus Pen Mini / E-PM1
Budget: 1K
Your Location:  Penang
Preferable brand: anything
Type of photography : casual outdoor and indoor photography
Any specific models in mind?: nope
Any specific features u want?: DSLR

Yup i know the EPM1, if not mistaken, introduce in 2011.
it come with standard lens, i not sure what the length.
need somethings within my budget and can have the DSLR experience