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There is talk about what the follow-up for the F828 should have, but so far, I don't see a new model. Check after January and CES. That's usually newer models are announced.
But I can tell you that there's a new firmware update available.
The DSC-F828 Firmware update Ver.2.0 resolves the following issues:
1. Picture deleting issue using quick review function:
* If you delete a picture in the Memory Stick using the quick review function , and the Memory Stick contains more than 2 folders, it may occur that another picture in another folder is deleted or that you cannot delete the target picture at all
2. Picture that is copied from the computer gets damaged when transferred to a camera via USB.
* When you copy a picture from a computer to a camera via USB2.0 in Hi-Speed mode, it may happen that the copied file in the Memory Stick gets damaged.
* When you copy and delete a picture from a computer to a camera by USB several times, it may happen that the file in the Memory Stick is damaged.
But I can tell you that there's a new firmware update available.
The DSC-F828 Firmware update Ver.2.0 resolves the following issues:
1. Picture deleting issue using quick review function:
* If you delete a picture in the Memory Stick using the quick review function , and the Memory Stick contains more than 2 folders, it may occur that another picture in another folder is deleted or that you cannot delete the target picture at all
2. Picture that is copied from the computer gets damaged when transferred to a camera via USB.
* When you copy a picture from a computer to a camera via USB2.0 in Hi-Speed mode, it may happen that the copied file in the Memory Stick gets damaged.
* When you copy and delete a picture from a computer to a camera by USB several times, it may happen that the file in the Memory Stick is damaged.
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