Sony introduced two new models to their well-received Alpha DSLR camera family yesterday at PMA 07 yesterday.
The low-end model has no model number designation as yet, and is referred to as the Model for High Amateurs. And appropriately-enough, Sony is calling the high-end model the Flagship Model.
Specs are skimpy, but both seem to have new, better larger image sensor and an improved Bionz image processor, which also appears in their new DSC-T100. Probably shoots at 12MP.
These 2 cameras are prototypes in the development stage, with the prices and specifications undecided…so one might well say that these Alphas are still in Beta.
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March 11th, 2007 at 1:36 am
[...] Some of the highlights of the show from Dpreview’s perspective include the professional EOS 1D mark III, the HP R837 with its ‘pet eye fix’, the Nikon D40X & the P5000, the Olympus SP-550UZ (shown above) with its 18x ultra-zoom & the Olympus 770SW encased in ice in order to demo that it’s shockproof & waterproof, and the 2 new mock-up Sony Alpha DSLR cameras. [...]