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Nikon D2X

Filed in archive Cameras by Andrew Garrett on January 17, 2005

According to DPReview, Nikon links have announced that their new D2X high end digital SLR will begin shipping towards the end of February.

At a smidge under (US)$5k, this is well outside my price range (I remain ecstatic with my Nikon links D70), but 5 frames per second at 12.4 megapixels - wow. A few extra bits of newtech as well, like the wifi remote control, and a new CMOS image sensor.

Professionals, time to check your budgets...

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