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I've done a few test photos with my new K20D now, you can find higher-rez versions here.

Here's a "new and old" shot with my purchased-new K1000 in front of the K20D box.

...and a 100% crop.

Here'a a '50s Kodak camera that was my grandfathers.

Here's a couple 100% crops, to give an idea of both just how big 14.6 megapixels is, and how sharp the K20D's sensor can capture a photo.

The above shots were taken from a tripod, manually focused. The viewfinder is definitely larger than the K100D, but I admit that the new Live View is also great for manual focusing especially on a tripod - it's quick and easy to zoom in and fine-tune the focus exactly. The lens used was my Lester A Dine 105mm F2.8 1:1 macro, which is extremely sharp. Now, here's a handheld shot that I liked, playing with wireless flash. This is from my Pentax 10-17mm fisheye at 10mm, F800, 1/20th of a second, handheld. The bottom lens is my Zenitar 16mm fisheye, if you're curious.

So far, I really love the camera - I've got about six weeks to really learn it well before our next trip down to Florida. There are a couple annoyances but mostly things that will hopefully be addressed by a firmware update. Also hopefully Adobe will update ACR soon to recognize the new files.