Sony is officially the last one to the PMA DSLR party, getting real with the A300 and A350 DSLRs we glimpsed earlier. The entry-level 10.2MP A300 (same CCD sensor as the A200, $800 w/lens) snaps away ...

Sony has announced two new entry-level α (Alpha) dSLRs: the A300 and A350. Both boast innovative tilting screens and dual-sensor, dual-mirror live view function Richard Trenholm Former Movie and ...

The Sony A300 is one of four digital single-lens reflex cameras released by Sony in the course of 2008. The Sony A300 sits at the lower end of the range, above the entry-level A200, and below the very ...

Next month will see the local release of Sony’s DSLR- A300 camera, which was first announced at the PMA International Trade Show in January. leadpic_Sony-A300b July 3, 2008: Next month will see the ...

The big shebang on Sony’s latest entry-level DSLRs, the a300 and a350, is their two-way tilt-y live view. Pogueman takes a peek today and really digs it: “Live View on existing cameras is slow, noisy ...

We knew they were coming, and here they are -- say hello to Sony's Alpha A300 and A350. The 10.2 megapixel A300 and 14.2 megapixel A350 are just as we'd heard, with flip-out 2.7-inch swivel screens ...

With just days to go until PMA, it looks like security's starting to slip a little bit -- a little creative sonystyle.com URL trickery led Beline at the Dyxum forums to images of those Sony A300 and ...

Sony announces two new Alpha DSLR-A300 and DSLR-A350 DSLRs today for PMA 2008, to be held next week at Las Vegas. They are hitting the cutthroat DSLR market hard, two more new models in additional to ...

Some enterprising site-digger has gotten the above pictures of the Sony Alphas. The A300, you’ll notice, has a swivel LCD and 10.2 megapixels. The A350 has 14.2 megapixels and, I’m going to guess, the ...

The camera geeks are restless. While Sony's new A200 digital-SLR is all well and good, they're suspicious at the broad price difference between it – at around $700 – and the next model up, the ...

The Sony A300 is certainly a fun camera to use, owing to its zippy Live View performance, tilting screen and advanced feature set. While plastic, it is well made, looking and feeling like it was built ...