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yeah I concur with engadget for once - the price is steep. I know it's 2 cameras and a new technology, but a "good" cost for this would be 300-350$. What both the article and read link fail to realize is that the target market is actually ppl with existing 3d displays or other 3d viewing solutions. Comments silly as always. I hope the price goes down later so someday I might buy this.. I like how the product looks and actually think this is one of those products that would advance 3d in the home.... did I mention this product looks gorgeous?It's been a while since we've heard anything about Fujifilm's FinePix Real 3D camera, but as the twin-lensed shooter nears that scheduled September release some more details are spilling out -- including the price, which will be "around $600" at launch. Yeah, it's steep, and that's not all: to properly view the images you'll need to either shell out for special prints with a plastic lenticular lens on it or buy a special stereoscopic LCD photo frame, and none of that really screams "cheap." Honestly, our instinct would be to spend all that scratch on a good DSLR or even something like the Olympus E-P1, but there's always a chance Fujifilm's about to reveal the public's deep-rooted desire for 3D snapshots. We'll see -- anyone dying for one of these?
