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The quick and easy answer is "pointless and too expensive". Matt's answer also covers a part of it.
Pro-bodies are, as Matt points out, mainly bought by people who have spent some time with photography and hence already have lenses. They will not necessarily want a new lens.
Wes also correctly points out that the 5D MK III is sold with a lens as a kit - as ...
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This is why they offer the body only option. Kit lenses are kind of like the crackerjack prize. It's not actually why you buy the camera, but it is a necessary piece of gear to make the camera work. They sell kits so that they can sell a workable package to someone who doesn't know what lenses they want. It's rarely if ever a good lens because it isn't ...
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Well, some actually do:
Canon EOS 5D Mark III 22.3 MP Full Frame CMOS Digital SLR Camera with EF 24-105mm f/4 L IS USM Lens
For example. But, I think the primary reason is that people who buy pro cameras probably have specific needs and desires and predicting that they'll all want "this lens" is certainly wrong. Not only that, most people that buy pro ...
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I believe this is for the simple reason that many people buying "pro" bodies will have been DSLR/SLR customers previously and will thus have an existing lens collection so are unlikely to need as many different options in terms of bundled lenses.
The digital rebel end of the market is still capturing new DSLR customers who are upgrading from ...
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Following site gives you almost all the required comparison parameters side-by-side
http://www.digicamdb.com/compare/sony_alpha-nex-3n-vs-canon_eos-rebel-t3/
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