Originally posted by RiceHigh
Indeed, the K100D and K10D are due for replacement or upgrade, which their various weaknesses should be addressed (so as to continue to compete).
Arg. This is just more bait. Replacing the k10d wouldn't make much sense. The camera is new and highly praised, the flagship of their advanced comsumer lineup, and currently being supported with firmware releases and a whole slew of new lenses. Dumping money into body after body with only minor improvements would be a good way to increase the cost of products for the end-user and ultimately sink the company.
Every camera has strengths and weaknesses. You adapt to the system and learn to minimize the effect of the weaknesses and take full advantage of the strengths.
If you're hungry for a new body I'd suggest investing in a second system to supplement your k100d.