Are there any other digital slr camera with live view in LCD other than Olympus E330?

It's the only one. Its performance fares well agains digicams but poorly against other dSLR cameras... unless you really need the live view.
Here's some reviews: http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/olympuse...
http://www.steves-digicams.com/2006_revi...

no it's the first to offer that...

Yes some other cameras do feature them however it might not be listed in the spec sheets.

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It's very easy to use and is free, just like Google

Download it free in here:

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Good Luck!

Sort of. There is a fixed lens digital camera that, of course, allows live view on the screen, but which has both a high quality lens and SLR grade electronics. It is not, technically, an SLR, but it performs as well as one.

That camera is the Sony DSC-R1:

http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/sony/d...
http://dcresource.pricegrabber.com/searc...

The camera will run you about $800 after the $100 mail in rebate (check the Sony site for details). This is much cheaper than an entry level digital SLR because the kit lens for an entry level digital SLR is cheap and crappy. Those cameras won't perform anywhere near what they are capable of with those lens. This means, you should buy those cameras as the body only and pay about $400 seperately for a good lens.

The lens on the DSC-R1, is top notch. The camera performs equally as well as any digital SLR with similar specifications (actually, digital SLR cameras perform better when shooting in the dark with a very high ISO setting...but that's not a common thing to do). However, it is a hell of alot easier to use than an SLR and you see the image live on the screen.

If you are like most people, what you want is a top of the line camera without having to be an expert in photography just to get it to take a reasonably good picture. What you want is the DSC-R1.