All signs are pointing toward a release of Sony’s hyped-up HDSLRs . . . soon.
Given that the Sony A550 is discontinued in Japan, the A700 is old as dirt in DSLR years, and that Photokina 2010 is just around the corner, these cameras are due to drop any day.
Recall that we first laid eyes on the Sony entry-level and prosumer HDSLRs back in February at PMA (also some peeks of the in the Sony Booth Tour). Owners of the A700 and other lower-end models looking to upgrade have been holding their collective breath for months (years?) for an A700-refresh.
The time draweth nigh for ye faithful. The A700 replacement should be just around the corner.
Stay tuned.
Related posts:
- Sony Alpha DSLR Models To Be Refreshed Soon With AVCHD Video
- New Sony Alpha DSLR Update
- Sony Alpha A700 Reviews and Resources
- Sony A700 Discontinued?
- Sony Booth Tour at PMA 2010
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Well this makes me glad I didn’t wait for the A700 replacement……over a year a half ago!
(sure did love it’s grip though)
I am waiting patiently for this news. If I cannot get my hands on an A700 replacement before Christmas, I will be switching lock, stock, and barrel to Nikon gear. I am tired of being shown-up by my brother and by my own son, both Nikon guys.
I’m getting old… waiting for the a700 replacement.
lets go nikon a man is nikon
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