Nikon’s smallest digital SLR combines a 10.2-megapixel CCD with a simple, intuitive operation designed to take great, high-resolution pictures for everyone. Nikon Corporation is pleased to announce ...

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn more › Camera Test: Nikon D40x18208094219NikonD40xHere’s the latest engine swap in DSLRs: The ...

— -- This is the SLR for the rest of us -- small, easy to use, nimble at taking pictures. The street price for the D40, including lens, can be under $500 -- a bargain for a 6.1 megapixel SLR. The ...

Nikon Australia has just announced the D40X, big brother to its entry-level offering, the D40. It might be more of an incremental upgrade than a ground-breaking offering, but if the 10-megapixel ...

Last November, Nikon made an announcement that both delighted some and confused many. The D40 was set out to replace the D50, but not replace it at the same time. Though both cameras had comparable ...

Let’s face it; if you’ve grown accustomed to a diet of point and shoot cameras, switching to a digital SLR can be a daunting prospect. Don’t worry; Nikon totally has your back with the D40x. This 10.2 ...

We have a Nikon D40X ($730, body only) in our hands, and testing it for the past few days has been a joy. The camera is light but not too light, and its controls are perfectly placed. We’re even okay ...

The Nikon D40x digital SLR camera feels great in your hands, has a reassuring-sounding click, has a slightly faster rapid-fire shooter, and four more megapixels than its D40 brandmate. Now Popular ...

Nikon on March 6 introduced the successor to its D40 digital SLR camera, the 10.2-megapixel D40x. The D40x maintains the same size, portability and ease-of-use as the D40 and includes faster ...

Nikon’s D40x, 10-megapixel version of the D40 released inexplicably only four months after the D40, is set to be replaced by the new D60 line. There aren’t a lot of details, but considering the price ...

Last December, Nikon released the D40 ( ), an entry-level digital SLR with a very good 3x zoom lens at a nice price: $600. A mere four months later, Nikon announced the D40x, an enhanced version of ...

Just to add a little "free market competition" here ;) The Nikon D40X is as good as the Canon above, costs more or less the same and, while being a little bigger, has the advantage that you can use ...