Two entry-level DSLRs from Sony today, both with an eye on your budget. The A390 and A290 both have 14.2MP sensors, with the only major difference being the Quick AF Live View on the former model.

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Sony has expanded its Alpha range with the introduction of two new entry-level DSLRs: the Sony Alpha A290 and the Sony Alpha A390. These new models are updates to the previous A230 and A380 models, ...

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Sony has outed a pair of new entry-level DSLRs, the Sony Alpha DSLR-A290 and DSLR-A390, each packing 14.2-megapixels, HDMI outputs and BRAVIA Sync compatibility. Both get a 9-point autofocus system, ...

DSLR-A390 with 14.2 megapixels, Quick AF Live View and 6.7cm (2.7-inch) tilt LCD Compact, stylish body with new grip design and revised button layout for comfortable handling Quick AF Live View with ...

Sony Europe has released details of two new Alpha DSLR cameras that are due to go on sale in the Northern Hemisphere summer (Australian winter). leadpic_Sony_A390 June 10, 2010: Sony Europe has ...

June 24, 2010: Sony’s DSLR-A390, which was announced on 10 June, is scheduled for release early next month. Retailing as a single-lens kit for $799 or a twin-lens kit for $999, the new model offers an ...

Sony's Alpha DSLR-A390 and DSLR-A290 are conventional entry-level snappers for novice lens-swappers Richard Trenholm Former Movie and TV Senior Editor Richard Trenholm was CNET's film and TV editor, ...