Deletion of Panasonic Lumix DMC-L1

Comment: This is a highly notable camera for several reasons. One of the first Four Thirds System cameras on the market, the first from Panasonic, first DSLR camera from Panasonic, one of the first Live-preview digital camera|live preview cameras (which was copied by others, as RenniePet pointed out on the talk page), and the first from Panasonic, and a long anticipated camera release in this semi-professional class. I have been following this camera from it's first pre-production press leak several years ago until now. Lens is by Leica, the legendary and famous German camera maker, as commented on in some reviews. ''The New York Times'' mentions the camera in an article on DSLR cameras http://www.nytimes.com/2006/08/31/technology/31pogue.html. I added that and another ref from NYT to article, as well as a couple of reviews. It clearly passes  with the refs.  The fact that comments that support notability are in the talk page but have not yet been incorporated in the article does not justify deletion, as that's an issue for improvement by editing.  For the billionth time, AfD is not clean up. Those articles that can be improved are not canidates for deletion, per  policy. However, I will agree with EJF that not every camera or cell phone is a notable product, per se. Something needs to make them notable, and that notability has been shown for this camera as a defining camera.  I wouldn't make the same arguments for the DMC-L10, for example, as it's a successor to the DMC-L1, and is not defining
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:N||WP:DP)