The leak

[lct]

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I would not mind having a Nex-like T if it makes better images with M lenses. Remains to see how better the EVF will be compared to that of the M240 though. Could be interesting if it works with the latter as well.

[rosuna]

I would not mind having a Nex-like T if it makes better images with M lenses. Remains to see how better the EVF will be compared to that of the M240 though. Could be interesting if it works with the latter as well.

 

The key is in the lenses: if the lenses are as good as the X-Vario zoom... then... this new system will be an object of desire!

 

(A simple body made of metal with simple interface and tactile quality may be more than sufficient...).

[sc_rufctr]

I like it. It's different and I'd be willing to bet it will perform very well.

 

One big plus. It's compact.

[farnz]

That rumour site touts the T as having WiFi but if the body is an aluminium shell it will act like a Faraday Cage so it's unlikely to have very effective WiFi propagation, if at all.

 

Pete.

[mjh]

That rumour site touts the T as having WiFi but if the body is an aluminium shell it will act like a Faraday Cage so it's unlikely to have very effective WiFi propagation, if at all.

Like unibody Macbooks have no effective WiFi propagation?

 

(Sent from my unibody MBP via WiFi.)

[farnz]

Like unibody Macbooks have no effective WiFi propagation?

 

(Sent from my unibody MBP via WiFi.)

Thanks for the unnecessary sarcasm, Michael. You might be right but the MBP is a clam shell design that when open provides plenty of opportunity for rf propagation through the keyboard and screen whereas rf would need to enter the T (if the rumoured design of a solid Al body is correct) through the relatively small LCD or the lens, which will undoubtedly comprise a number of thick glass elements that will inhibit rf.

 

Pete.