http://www.sonyalpharumors.com/sony-nex-5r-preorder-alreayd-available-at-samys-camera/

http://www.samys.com/p/Sony/NEX5RKB/Nex-5R-with-18-55mm-lens---Black/115872.html

Features:

    DSLR-quality in about half the size and weight
    16 MP APS-C sensor with fast up to 10 fps shooting speed
    Fast Hybrid AF includes phase-detection for DSLR-like focus
    Full HD movie shooting  at 60p/24p with full exposure control
    Wi-Fi® sharing and downloadable camera apps
    180° tilt-able touch-screen LCD for easy self-portraits
    Easy intuitive interface with improved control dial
    Unlimited creativity with 11 built-in Picture Effects
    Up to ISO 25600 provides versatile low-light performance
    Wide selection of interchangeable lenses to expand your creativity

hmm... great lesson from you... but sometimes i do upset when i assume the object i focus was in-focus from my cam LCD, actually it is out of focus when i view in some bigger screen  

do you have some good example of no focus street photograph?

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Added on August 29, 2012, 5:39 pmall sifus... i hv an idea in my mind...

with the UWA adapter, the lens view will be x0.75.. means 16mm will become 12mm...

if follow the maths, i pluck this adapter on my 50mm F1.8... probably i already get 37.5mm F1.8 which is close to 35mm F1.8 which will be release soon... ofcos, the size of lens will be significantly bigger...

what is your comment and opinion on this? will it cause any lose on quality?

hmm... great lesson from you... but sometimes i do upset when i assume the object i focus was in-focus from my cam LCD, actually it is out of focus when i view in some bigger screen 

do you have some good example of no focus street photograph?

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Added on August 29, 2012, 5:39 pmall sifus... i hv an idea in my mind...

with the UWA adapter, the lens view will be x0.75.. means 16mm will become 12mm...

if follow the maths, i pluck this adapter on my 50mm F1.8... probably i already get 37.5mm F1.8 which is close to 35mm F1.8 which will be release soon... ofcos, the size of lens will be significantly bigger...

what is your comment and opinion on this? will it cause any lose on quality?

hey guys.
my parents are going to travel in sep but they think that our current camera 
eos 500D is too complicated to use. so they are looking for a mirrorless camera. So any recommendations ? currently we are thinking about the F3.
is F3 easy to use? and will the quality be as good as a DSLR?

whats the difference between NEX-F3D/B,NEX-F3K/B and NEX-F3Y/B?
Thank you

http://www.engadget.com/2012/08/29/sony-announces-nex-5r/
We took Sony's latest ILC for a quick spin, and noticed improvements immediately, especially when it came to the focusing system -- going side-by-side with the C3, the newer camera was able to focus much more quickly and accurately in low-light, even with the standard (and generally unimpressive) 18-55mm kit lens. Touchscreen functionality was present as well, just as it was on the 5N, though you can navigate all of the menus with dedicated controls, should you wish. We weren't able to test WiFi functionality, but it sounds promising in theory, especially considering the optional apps. We'll be taking a much closer look once Sony releases its NEX-5R in mid-October - the camera will ship in black, silver or white for $650, or $750 with the standard 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 kit lens. For now, you can take a closer look in our gallery below, or the hands-on video after the break.

http://www.techradar.com/reviews/cameras-and-camcorders/cameras/digital-slrs-hybrids/sony-nex-5r-1093536/review

We liked

The Sony NEX-R5 builds on the features of the Sony NEX-5N and packs some weighty advancements in technology into its small body. The inclusion of apps gives the camera an exciting edge, enabling you to customise it to your style of shooting.

The new hybrid AF system works as advertised, finding focus quickly and locking on to your target. We also found that the continuous AF system delivers a greater number of sharp shots when shooting at high speed than most other CSC systems we've tested.

The big feature when it comes to usability has to be the addition of the new control dial. Its position and ability to quickly change settings makes the Sony NEX-5R a joy to use.

We disliked

The highly reflective finish of the LCD screen can make it difficult, if not impossible, to see in bright sunlight - or when overly sticky fingers have been using the touchscreen.

The lack of an integrated flash means that you have to carry the supplied external flash around with you. Also, the resolution results are slightly disappointing at lower sensitivities when compared against those achieved by Micro Four Thirds cameras.

still no news about lens ?