Sony has today revealed no less than four new entry-level digital cameras. First come two new W series the W35 and W55 both with seven megapixel sensors and three times zoom lenses but with 2.0″ and 2.5″ LCD screens respectively. Next the S650 and S700, again seven megapixels and a three times zoom lens and with 2.0″ and 2.4″ LCD screens respectively. The four models range in price from US150 to US$200 and should be available in March. (continue reading…)
Sony has today revealed no less than four new entry-level digital cameras. First come two new W series the W35 and W55 both with seven megapixel sensors and three times zoom lenses but with 2.0″ and 2.5″ LCD screens respectively. Next the S650 and S700, again seven megapixels and a three times zoom lens and with 2.0″ and 2.4″ LCD screens respectively. The four models range in price from US150 to US$200 and should be available in March. (continue reading…)
Sony has today revealed no less than four new entry-level digital cameras. First come two new W series the W35 and W55 both with seven megapixel sensors and three times zoom lenses but with 2.0″ and 2.5″ LCD screens respectively. Next the S650 and S700, again seven megapixels and a three times zoom lens and with 2.0″ and 2.4″ LCD screens respectively. The four models range in price from US150 to US$200 and should be available in March. (continue reading…)
Next up are two additions to Sony’s ultra-slim Cyber-shot T series, the T100 and T20 digital cameras, the former boasting a 5x zoom and 3.0-inch screen, the latter available in pink. Aimed at the ‘fashionista crowd’ (Sony’s words, not ours), both models have HDTV output and, naturally, face detection technology. (continue reading…)
Today is the day that Sony has chosen to unveil its PMA compact digital camera annoucements, perhaps the worst-kept secret of the year so far. For anyone who hasn’t seen the leaked information there are additions and updates to the T, W and H series. (continue reading…)