Nikon D80 (with 18-135mm lens)

Pros: Quick focus/instant on/excellent picture quality/smart design

Cons: Basic software and user manual/few accessories available.

Summary: The Good:
a). Excellent picture quality;
b). Can focus quickly in almost any light situation (and I love the instant startup);
c). Buttons and menu access are always in the places they should be (except the AE-L/AF-L button I wish it was in somewhere my left hand can easily access to);
d). The camera (w/ the 18-135mm lens) is heavy, but you can hold it very omfortably.
e). Long lasting rechargeable battery. Though I don’t believe it will give you 2,700 shots per charge. But, unless you are a professional photographer, I doubt you ever need a backup battery for this camera.
The Bad:
a). Few accessories available for this camera; also, I wish I can find a better case than the Nikon CD-D80 Semi-Soft Case.
b). The user manual and included software (PictureProject) are pretty basic. I wish Nikon provides a more in depth reference book and a better piece of software.

I ran through close to a dozen of digital cameras from Epson, Olympus, Nikon, Canon, Toshiba, and Kodak etc. since they were introduced. It looks like D80 will be the one I am going to keep for a while.