LanceD
Veteran Member
To improve the image quality of the F828, Sony's engineering chief estimated another 12 months delay. Can't afford such delay, Sony executives decided to cancel the F828 project and pull all engineering resources into the F939 project, which will be sampled by 3Q04 and in full production status by 1Q05.
Effect immediately, all sample images and F828 associated document such as specification should be destroyed. To the advertising agencies hired by Sony earlier to promote the F828, Sony will pay a compensation for terminating the contract early.
For any future cameras that will be presented at pulic shows, Sony decided to superglue doors of all memory compartments, MS and CF alike. This will help prevent unauthorized release of Sony pre-production samples.
As a damage control measure and to retain its royal customers, Sony decided to lower the T1 price by 1/3. This will keep people happy while waiting for the F939.
BTW, no pre-production unit will be sent to DC reviewer as a way to lower people expectation of the future F939.
For more information, worldwide customers can visit Sony Japan website: http://www.sony.jp . For non-Japanese readers, Altavista's babelfish is Sony's recommended translation tool.
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Lance
http://www.pbase.com/lhphoto
Effect immediately, all sample images and F828 associated document such as specification should be destroyed. To the advertising agencies hired by Sony earlier to promote the F828, Sony will pay a compensation for terminating the contract early.
For any future cameras that will be presented at pulic shows, Sony decided to superglue doors of all memory compartments, MS and CF alike. This will help prevent unauthorized release of Sony pre-production samples.
As a damage control measure and to retain its royal customers, Sony decided to lower the T1 price by 1/3. This will keep people happy while waiting for the F939.
BTW, no pre-production unit will be sent to DC reviewer as a way to lower people expectation of the future F939.
For more information, worldwide customers can visit Sony Japan website: http://www.sony.jp . For non-Japanese readers, Altavista's babelfish is Sony's recommended translation tool.
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Lance
http://www.pbase.com/lhphoto