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Nikon D3x 24.5 megapixel DSLR leaked by Nikon magazine

Nikon Pro magazine reveals details of the new Nikon D3x days before its expected official launch.

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Imaging | by C.K. Sample III | Fri Nov 28, 2008 9:14AM | 0 comments

Photographer Seb Rogers received his copy of Nikon Pro magazine this morning and was surprised to find full details about Nikon's new D3x DSLR camera on page six of the magazine. Nikon's leak of their own device comes just a few days before the official December 1st launch was supposed to occur. The D3x is similar in design to the previous D3, but with an increased resolution of 24.5 megapixels. Unfortunately, the article provides no information on official availability or pricing, but scans of the article can be found here should you want to find out more and don't have your own copy of the magazine handy.

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external link Nikon D3x 24-5MP DSLR exposed in official… [SlashGear]
external link Nikon magazine confirms 24.5MP D3x [Electronista]
external link Nikon outs D3x in own Pro magazine [Engadget]

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