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CES 2010 video – Olympus shows off the PEN E-P2

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Olympus E-P1 review at reportagesphotos.fr (in french)
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The german magazine “Der Spiegel” made a Panasonic GF1 versus Ricoh CX2 and a Olympus E-P1 versus Nikon D40 comparison.
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A Filmstrip..with the Olympus E-P2 (Steve Huff)
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Samsung NX image gallery at letsgodigital
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  1. THE BIGGEST SURPRISE of this video is that

    the Olympus national manager for the US does not know the price of the item she is presenting at the show !!! $899, where did she come up with that one ???
    .Every US retailer that I see has the kit for $1099 she is off by $200 !!!
    I think Olympus ought to give me a free Ep2 to catch on that one

  2. $899 would be great, especially if it meant stores were selling it for about $700.

    It makes NO SENSE having the micro4/3rds priced more than DSLRs. That they sold a billion EP1s on launch is due to the massive interest among camera enthusiasts for trying out this new format. But if they want to reach the public, they need to sell this at a loss for awhile.

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