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The window shopping some hours ago has almost provoked my AgIDS illness.  Just in case you’re in Hong Kong or are coming here, and have the money to burn (All in HK$/ body only):

GX200 = $3,280
GRD2 = $3,380
LX3 = $3,180
G10 = $3,280


Prices are available form a gear shop on the 1st floor of the Mongkok Computer Centre.

 

Besides these new low prices, I found that Wing Shing Photo (55-57Sai Yeung Choi St., MK Tel: 2396 6886/ 91-95 Fa Yuen St., MK  Tel: 2396 6885) is offering a Sony A700 + Carl Zeiss Lens package for HK$9,980 (hopefully, a bargain will make it some hundreds cheaper).

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Anonymous said…
行货or水货?one of my friend went to a FORTRESS shop in kowloon today and he told me gx200 costs almost$3900.
i am going there maybe in 1or2 weeks .wish to hear from you soon,thanks!
24 January 2009 at 17:02
Nevin said…
Check it out in the camera shop at the end of the corridor on the 1st floor of MK Computer centre. Grey market and dealer's items make a price difference of around $300 at most as I'm aware. $3,900 is way too expensive unless it is with the viewfinder.

Good luck.
25 January 2009 at 08:46
Nevin said…
BTW, a friend of mine just bought a G10 from Wing Shing for below HK$3800 with a free Canon leather case, 8G SD card (class? Dunno) and LCD protection sheet.
25 January 2009 at 08:51
Anonymous said…
got it!thanks a lot.it's really hard to make decisions as i'am still a student with not that much money,but i really love gx200,maybe i can wait for some time for a lower price.
wish your life colorful through gx200.lol.
25 January 2009 at 09:16
Nevin said…
Hi, Anonymous. If you're a student and just into photography, wanting to learn it, you may like me use your school fee to buy a proper DSLR (a SLR in my case)rather than a compact to start with IMO :)
(The school fee part is just a plank. You shouldn't if you don't have the money)
26 January 2009 at 02:06
Anonymous said…
Thank you so much for your sincere advise!Actually,i am not that much a shooting fan,i just want to rocord my life in a more fancy way,what's more ,a DSLR costs a lot .So finally i consider gx200 the perfect combination .I wont give up my dream of owning a gx200,but i won't just lazily ask for money from my parents.I can do it myself by studying hard to get scholarship.And at that time ,gx200 should be much cheaper.lol.Whatever,thank you really so much for not just support my blind passion.Thanks a lot for pointing me a better way!
26 January 2009 at 04:07
Nevin said…
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26 January 2009 at 04:31
Nevin said…
Anonymous, my pleasure. Keep going. I like your positive attitude. A 2nd hand gx200 is an option if you're tight on budget.

Email me if you've further any question.
26 January 2009 at 04:32
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