February 8, 2007 – Olympus has cut the price of the Evolt E-400, called the world’s smallest DSLR. Although Olympus has not made an official announcement, an Olympus UK press representative confirmed the new price for the E-400 body will now be £600, £600-650 for the single lens kit, and £650-700 for the double lens kit.

Measuring 5.09 x 3.58 x 2.08 inches, the Olympus E-400 was first announced in September for a retail price of £700 for the single lens kit with body and £850 for the double lens kit. The camera comes with four-thirds compatibility, Supersonic Wave Filter dust reduction, and an underwater setting.

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