That makes the generous assumption that Pentax =has= a naming system.  Oh, 
wait--it's a division of their marketing department.  That explains everything!

Rick

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--- On Sat, 9/26/09, John Celio <[email protected]> wrote:

> From: John Celio <[email protected]>
> Subject: Pentax's naming system
> To: [email protected]
> Date: Saturday, September 26, 2009, 4:35 PM
> So I was thinking about the K-x the
> other night while taking photos of my 1.5 year old nephew
> trying to drink from his dad's empty bottle of Mike's Hard
> Lemonade, when it occurred to me that the door is open for
> Pentax to bring back all sorts of past model names for their
> future dSLRs.
> 
> The K-m and K-x, as we all know, reference the KM and KX
> from the days of yore, so what's to stop Pentax from making,
> say, a K-mx (retaining the "K-" to fit with the current
> naming standard).  It could be the small, manual,
> barebones and super simple camera that many oldtimers yearn
> for.  Then, if you put in most of the full-auto
> features (including a very basic autofocus system) in the
> same small body, you'd have something one might call a K-me
> or K-zx.  Make a larger, semi-pro model that has
> interchangeable viewfinders and other accessories and call
> it the K-lx, make a fat & ugly model and call it the
> K-sfx, and make one that takes film and call it the K-istD
> (just for irony's sake).
> 
> None of these things will ever happen, of course, but it's
> fun to think about.
> 
> John
> ("You may say I'm a dreamer...")
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