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Newest SLR

The Nikon D600 is the most recently announced DSLR, announced May, 2012.

The announced date is when the manufacturer notified the public that the camera was officially being produced, not the date the camera was available for sale. Some models, typically SLRs, are announced well in advance of sale, sometimes a few months and conceivably as long as a year. Snapsort provides pre-order pricing in its best prices searches so even before release you can secure your access to a hot upcoming camera. Snapsort adds cameras as soon as they're announced so that our users can see the latest and greatest in their searches ensuring they have the option of waiting if an announced, but unreleased camera is what best suits their tastes.

Digital Cameras Recently Announced

The following are the most recent digital cameras announcements we know of.

	Nikon D600	Large screen 3.2" Large sensor APS-H 35.0x24.0mm High true resolution 24.4 MP Learn more about the Nikon D600
	Casio Exilim EX-ZR300	High speed movies 1,000 fps Great battery life 500 shots Full HD 1080p @ 30fps Learn more about the Casio Exilim EX-ZR300
	Pentax K-30	Weather sealed Shoot in extreme weather Really small Prosumer size 130x97x71 mm Many cross-type focus points 9 Learn more about the Pentax K-30
	Pentax Optio LS465 from $151	Really small Super compact 101x46x22 mm New May, 2012 Light-weight 122 g Learn more about the Pentax Optio LS465
	Sony NEX-F3 from $600	High resolution screen 920k dots 24p movies For that film look External mic jack Record higher quality audio with a microphone Learn more about the Sony NEX-F3
	Sony SLT-A37 from $600	High ISO 25,600 ISO Large viewfinder 0.72x Full HD 1080p @ 60fps Learn more about the Sony SLT-A37
	Casio EX-TR150 from $386	Flip-out screen Great for movies Wide angle lens 21 mm Wide aperture f/2.8 Learn more about the Casio EX-TR150
	Casio QV-R200	Wide aperture f/2.8 New May, 2012 Light-weight 130 g Learn more about the Casio QV-R200

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