Olympus Micro Four Thirds coming 2009

Will look very similar to prototype

Olympus Micro Four Thirds coming 2009. Cameras, DSLR cameras, Olympus, Micro Four Thirds 0

25 September 2008 10:19 GMT / By Stuart Miles

Olympus has confirmed that it will be launching a Micro Four Thirds digital camera in 2009.

The company is currently showing a prototype on its stand at Photokina in Cologne.

Miquel Angel Garcia, managing director for European marketing at the Japanese company, has told Pocket-lint that we could expect a Micro Four Thirds camera within the next 12 months from Olympus.

Garcia also confirmed that the final model would take a "LOT" of the flavour of the prototype being shown on the stand in the final design and that it wasn't just a "proof of concept".

"For us it is about design and style, not about a smaller black box", he said.

The comments come as Panasonic show off their completed Micro Four Thirds camera, the Lumix G1, at the show.

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