(SR1) Fake Sony Roadmap

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Just for fun: Sony 2010 roadmap! (Remember it is almost certainly a FAKE and purely invented roadmap). But we are a rumor site and we like to dream a little bit ;)

An interesting article appeared in the forum Dyxum.
The last line of this article reads: “Just do not ask me how I found it …”
True or not – time will tell.
So …

CES, Las Vegas, 7-10 January 2010:
Sony will present a new camera A950. Based on the A900, but with 32 new megapixel sensor. No video.
Thus, relatively inexpensive 2 Sony full frame DSLR: A900 price of $ 1500 (recommended 1999 $) and A950

Between 2010 and CES-NAB-2010 will be announced a new 600mm telephoto lens.

NAB, Las Vegas, 10-15 April 2010:
Sony will present A1000. It will be a revolutionary hybrid SLR and vmdeokamery. Ie like RED system is roughly the same in appearance and price. 32 megapixels and HD video.
It is expected the new lens 28-300mm SSM, “shtatnik ideal for cameras and a new hybrid.
Will show the new camera lines A2xx and A3xx (smaller and cheaper ongoing) and new superbyudzhetnaya A150 camera without a system avtofukusirovki (this is something new).

Fotokina, Köln, 8-10 September 2010:
The new camera line A5xx.
A820 – the new budget full frame SLRs. 32 megapixels, plastic carcass, videos, built-in flash. The recommended price of $ 1500.

CES 2011:
Replacing the A950.

Interesting note.
Too beautiful, something to be true. Especially troubling time with accurate prices. And this in an unpredictable crisis:).
And PMA 2010 is missing.

More news about Sony sensor developments…

Tomoyuki Suzuki, Senior Vice-President, Sony, Atsugi, Kanagawa, Japan said that:

“…Recently, a 10M pixel CMOS image sensor with high image quality, providing more than 70dB dynamic range, and high-speed read-out of 576M pixels/s (10M pixels at 50 frames/s) has been developed. This sensor can also be operated in a 6M pixel mode at 60 frames/s with a 16:9 aspect
ratio. This imager has been realized using two important technologies: the column ADC, and the back-illuminated structure.

…In the future, the performance of the digital camera is expected to improve tremendously with the evolution of the CMOS image sensor. There are many “key milestones” in this evolution, such as “3D”, “4K×2K”, “global shutter”, and so on.”

source: image-sensor