Panasonic Lumix DMC-G2 / DMC-G10

Panasonic today announced two new Micro Four Thirds interchangeable lens cameras, both of which serve as replacements to the Lumix DMC-G1. The entry-level model is the DMC-G10, while the fancier model is known as the DMC-G2.
But this is more expensive when compared to previous version

Lumix DMC-G10 Specifications

• 12.1 effective Megapixel Live MOS sensor
• Continuous shooting at up to 3.2 frames/second
• SD/SDHC/SDXC card slot
• HDMI output
• Uses DMW-BLB13 lithium-ion battery; 380 shots per charge with kit lens
•  Uses Micro Four Thirds lens mount, with 2X focal length conversion ratio
• 3-inch LCD display with 460,000 pixels and 100% coverage
•  Electronic viewfinder with 202,000 pixels, 100% coverage, and a magnification of 1.04X
• Live view with super-fast contrast detect AF
•  Full manual controls, with ISO range of 100 - 6400; RAW image format supported
• Dust reduction system
• Hot shoe for external flash

Lumix DMC-G2 specifications - changes:

•    Flip-out, rotating 3-inch touchscreen LCD display with 460,000 pixels
• Touchscreen features include customizable on-screen menus, touch focus and shutter, and iPhone-style image playback; I had the chance to try it out at CES and while it's well-implemented, it seems like more of a novelty than anything (thankfully, everything can still be operated with the four-way controller and command dial)