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I think that if you have the money you can't go wrong with the later iterations of the Sony RX100 line, it's a refined camera model and there's a reason why they continue to be so popular.
Depending on your needs, the Panasonic LX100 can be a good choice too. A bigger body with a lot more manual controls. Just be aware the slow power-zoom operation, it may not be an issue for a landscape shooter, but it bothered me a lot for street-shooting to the point I had to sell it a few months after I bought it.
I've recently bought a Panasonic LS100 (or TZ100 in Europe). Even though on paper almost every specs of this camera are inferior to the LX100, i'm enjoying using it a lot more. The sensor is good and the operation fast. The lens is a very versatile 25-250mm f/2.8-5.9, it's not a stellar lens but not awful either.
I have to say I had some preocupations with the AF performance since it misfocused a lot of shots, but I discovered this is a problem that seems to plague Panasonic cameras when used with multi-AF points: it's not a problem of lack of AF accuracy or quickness, it just seems a software-related problem in which the camera chooses to focus on the closest objects (even if the "object" is the plain ground on a landscape). This also happened with the LX100 and the LF1. I'm still testing the camera but using just the center focus point seems to resolve this issue.
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