Nikon has rebates and new prices pretty much across the board with the Coolpix lineup this month:
| Model | Rebate | Effective MSRP |
| Coolpix 8800 | US$100 | US$899.95 |
| Coolpix 8700 | US$50 | US$749.95 |
| Coolpix 8400 | US$100 | US$799.95 |
| Coolpix 5700 | US$150 | US$749.95 |
| Coolpix 5400 | US$200 | US$399.95 |
| Coolpix 5200 | US$50 | US$349.95 |
| Coolpix 4200 | US$30 | US$319.95 |
| Coolpix 4100 | new price | US$199.95 |
| Coolpix 3700 | US$100 | US$299.95 |
I haven't reviewed many of the Coolpix models, but the 8800 is a very nice all-in-one (much better in almost every respect over the 8700 or 5700 that came before it). The 5400 is a bargain at the new price if you can live with it's noise properties, which are a bit higher than the 8400 that replaced it. The 3700, 4100, 4200, and 5200 don't strike me as competitive, even at the new prices. PMA comes at the end of this month, and I'd expect new Coolpix models to show up then. In particular, we haven't seen a 7mp model from Nikon, and the lower end needs something sexier or more performance-oriented than the current bottom four models.