The Sony Alpha DSLR, soon to be released as the Sony Alpha 100,  will be a 10.2 megapixel camera with an amazing number of new features. These include EyeStart Autofocus, Depth of Field preview, one-touch selection of exposure shooting modes, High Speed Continuous Advance Shooting (up to 3 fps), Built-in Flash plus support for multiple flash modes, and more.

 All of this is contained in a package measuring 94.7mm x 133.1mm x 71.3 mm - a bit wider and larger than a tin of Altoids, and only twice as thick. The unit weighs in at 545 grams - a little over a pound - has a MemoryStick DUO adapter, and includes Image Data Converter SR v.1.1 and Picture Motion Browser software.

This won't come cheap, and won't be available in the U.S. right away. It's scheduled for release in Europe next month, with a price tag of 775 € (about $1000 USD).


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