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Sony A99, NEX-6, RX1 and VG30 Available for Pre-Order at B&H Photo

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09/12/2012
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Last Updated on 09/12/2012 by Chris Gampat

Sony spewed out a whole bulkload of awesome new gear last night, and the internet went all crazy about it. Be it the new A99 SLT camera, the awesome RX1 fullframe compact, the new NEX-6 or the VG30 camcorder — I am sure many of you are longing to own the one or the other of these items. Well, you know what? You can already preorder them over at B&H Photo, and be one of the first to actually own (and use) them!

 

Sony SLT-A99 pre-order at B&H Photo (announcement and first look)

Sony DSC-RX1 pre-order at B&H Photo (announcement and first look)

Sony Alpha NEX-6 pre-order at B&H Photo (announcement and first look)

Sony NEX-VG30 camcorder body pre-order at B&H Photo

Sony NEX-VG30 camcorder w/ 18-200/3.5-6.3 power zoom lens pre-order at B&H Photo

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