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Pentax Japan unveils K-x in “rainbow colors”

It seems Pentax Japan just loves redesigning their K-x digital camera. The company started offering extra-colorful versions of the device last September, followed by another limited edition, a K-x in “robotic colors”, one month later. And today, Pentax unveiled [JP] the so-called TOWER RECORDS × PENTAX RAINBOW K-x, designed in collaboration with – you guessed it – Tower Records in Japan.

As usual, Pentax didn’t modify the camera technically and offers this version as a limited edition (1,000 units).

The Rainbow K-x is already listed on Tower Records Japan’s website (through which it will be sold exclusively) and costs $810. Tower Records plans to ship the Japan-only device from July 23. If you’re interested, I suggest you contact Tokyo-based import-export specialist Rinkya if they can help you order the camera.



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