I've finally decided that when I upgrade from the Nikon D3000, I'll get the Nikon D7000. A quick comparison between the two bodies:
The D7000 can shoot 1080p at 24fps while the D3000 can't shoot videos at all.
The D7000 can shoot 1080p at 24fps while the D3000 can't shoot videos at all.
The D7000 has 39 focus points while the D3000 has 11.
The D7000 has 9 cross type focus points while the D3000 has 1.
The D7000 can go to 6,400 ISO and the D3000 can go to 1,600 ISO.
The D7000's battery lasts 90% longer than the battery on the Nikon D3000.
The D7000 is weather sealed while the Nikon D3000 is not.
The Nikon D7000 has 2 storage slots and the Nikon D3000 has one.
The Nikon D7000's max shutter speed is 1/8000s while the Nikon D3000 is 1/4000s.
The only thing the Nikon D3000 has over the Nikon D7000 is price and size but performance wise, the D7000 is clearly better.
Here are some videos about the D7000 as well:
Here are some videos about the D7000 as well: