The guys from CNET have taken a closer look at the new D70s dSLR from Nikon:

With the D70s, Nikon upgrades its popular D70 consumer digital SLR. The improvements are minor, but they should be sufficient to keep this camera, already one of the best in the sub-$1,000 class, competitive with smaller rivals, such as the Pentax *ist DS, and ones with higher pixel counts, such as the Canon Digital Rebel XT. This tweaked 6-megapixel model retains the solid design, the impressive performance, and the excellent image quality we liked in the original, while repairing a few of the more frustrating shortcomings. Current D70 owners won't be clamoring to replace their cameras with this one, but potential new buyers will appreciate the fine-tuning.



Link: CNET