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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Joseph Smrekar @ Aug 8th 2006 1:59PM
yay!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Porkchop Flavored Cupcake @ Aug 8th 2006 2:13PM
Not too much of a surprise, it all sounds well aligned with some of the early analysis.
Although the price, hmmmm, that must include a lens.
Chewbaca @ Aug 8th 2006 2:23PM
$1300, if it comes with a lens it's going to be a pretty crappy lens.
Porkchop Flavored Cupcake @ Aug 8th 2006 2:36PM
In the DPreview forums, it was pointed out that cameras in the US are generally priced cheaper anyway, and when taking that into account, and using the other camera's pricing by scale between the US and the UK the D80 price in the US will actually be closer to $1,099.
We'll know soon enough.
Ryan @ Aug 8th 2006 2:38PM
The article states the £699 is body only. It will, however, probably be cheaper in the states.
Craig @ Aug 8th 2006 3:49PM
It had better be cheaper than $1300. With some really good shopping you can get a D200 body.
Adam Pennington @ Aug 8th 2006 4:45PM
It had better be cheaper than $1300. With some really good shopping you can get a D200 body.
Yup.. But the places that will sell it to you for $1300 have a habit of forgetting to sell it with a battery, charger, etc.
Luis Lebron @ Aug 8th 2006 5:30PM
The D70s which it seems it would be replacing sells for $1,299 with the 18-70 Lens. When they replaced ther D100 with the D200, the retail price for the d200 was the same as originally for the D100, $1,699.99. SO if you apply the same formula, the D80 would sell for $1299.99 with the 18-70 lens.
neal workman @ Aug 8th 2006 8:15PM
gee with the whole world falling apart..thats a lot of money for a camera......maybe canned goods and water would be a better investment.
Porkchop Flavored Cupcake @ Aug 8th 2006 11:59PM
Neal,
It's canned goods, water, solid gold, and Potassium Iodide.
Aaron Breceda @ Aug 9th 2006 1:02AM
Typo. 11th word.