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Ignore megapixels, every camera currently made has enough, and some too much--sacrificing low light quality for more "megapixels."
A top of the line nikon D3s is only 12 megapixels, that should put things in perspective.
Image quality has more to do with the lens you are using, and your skill as a photographer then the camera body and sensor. More expensive cameras are faster, and better in low light, but in typical light even the cheapest DSLR bodies are "pro quality."
you really dont need bigger than 12 mp unless you want poster size prints. what is most important for a good image is you sensor size and glass quality. nikon D700 would be your best bet
Edit: My appologies for the Rant, I think i just see too many of these threads and hearing it daily
You need to take the money you saved for a new camera, and invest in photography lessons. Your camera is not the cause of your subpar photo, it's the lack of knowledge.
No offense. It is what it is. . . .