Nikon Df/Back to the future?

Hey,
Having spent an entire summer weeding strawberry plants to purchase my first SLR (a Pentax ME Super), the new Nikon Df sure does take me back to the days of film. I remember how many years I drooled over the Nikon F3, and after all those years have passed I finally have an opportunity to have that F3 in a digital package; to bad I switched to Canon equipment. Maybe Canon will come out with the new F-1?
Any thoughts on this new Nikon DSLR?
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