Kodak DCS as a Canon replacement

I'm looking to replace my Canon DSLRs in the new year (sooner is the price
is right) and I came across the Kodak 14 megapixel camera which accepts
Canon lenses. How smart are kodak? Make a camera and let others bother about
lenses! Anyway, they're $3500 at B&H. There is also a $1000 rebate on offer
too so the price is well under a Canon 1D mark II. On the surface they look
like something I should explore. Has anybody got any experience with these
cameras? Shutterbug articles speak highly of them.

Doug

 

Are you taking about the DCS Pro SLR/c?

The body is made by Sigma (and based on the SD10), so as an SD9 owner
you'll feel at home with the controls. A number of people don't like
anything made by Sigma, but I've noticed that you are not among them.

The full frame CMOS sensor is Kodak's own, and is of the conventional
bayer type. It greatest weeknesses are low burst rate, high ISO noise
and no AA-filter, which makes it prone to moiré.

I assume you already has looked it up at dpreview, if not:
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/kodakslrc/
Also check out the Kodak SLR Talk forum at DPreview.