Canon today has revealed an update to its entry-level EOS Digital Rebel XT/350D digital SLR. Called the EOS Digital Rebel XTi in North America, the EOS Kiss Digital X in Japan and the EOS 400D everywhere else, the new model is built around a 10.08 million image pixel CMOS sensor that, for the first time in a Canon digital SLR, incorporates an ultrasonic self-cleaning mode for removing dust particles from the sensor. While Canon is targeting the consumer with the Rebel XTi/400D, the new model looks to have just enough of the good stuff to serve as a viable backup camera for the pro digital SLR shooter.
