Digital Cameras

Check out what Sony has in store for us now; two new cyber-shot touch screen, 10 megapixel digital cameras. You might have trouble choosing between the two. The DSC-T700 ($400) comes with a 4GB built in storage space that can hold nearly 1,000 full-resolution photos, which you can view on the 3.5 inch LCD touchscreen. However, the DSC-T77 ($300) stole the title for the world’s thinnest touchscreen point and shoot camera. Only 5/8 of an inch thin with a 3 inch LCD touchscreen. Both cameras feature updated scene recognition technology, a new anti-blink function, Smile Shutter and face detection technologies. Taking a great picture never seemed so easy.

See how slim the T77 really is.

The Samsung TL9 10 megapixel digital camera has dual analog gauges for memory and battery status. It features a 2.7 inch LCD, internal 5x optical zoom, as well as Dual Image Stabilization. The TL9 will be available in September for $280. See another image.

Sony Ericssons newest Cyber-shot phone is the C905. The phone has an 8.1 megapixel camera which features; auto focus, face recognition, Smart Contrast, image stabilization, BestPic, red-eye reduction, and a xenon flash as well as a photoflash for both photos and videos. Not to mention the built-in A-GPS allows you to geo-tag all those high-resolution photos. The built-in accelerometer will automatically change photos to landscape mode when you tilt the phone. It is all behind a 2.4 inch QVGA scratch-resistant mineral glass TFT display. The Cyber-shot C905 also includes; built-in WiFi with DLNA-support, Bluetooth, and USB 2.0. It will be available early Q4 2008 and comes in Copper Gold, Ice Silver, or Night Black.

It wasn’t too long ago when compact flash cards finally reached 32GB and now it seems SanDisk has done the same with their speedy 32Gb Ultra II SDHC card. This new card will be perfect for professional photographers looking for a jump up in storage capacity. They will be available in April for a price of $349.

Transcend has recently introduced its new 32GB 133X CompactFlash Card making it the largest capacity device in its class. The card itself is designed for serious photographers and at a insane 32gb of storage it should be more than sufficient for any professional applications. Unfortunately price and availability are currently unknown.

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As always Nokia’s newest N-series phones does not disappoint. The new N82 is a beast packing a 5-megapixel camera with a Carl Zeiss Lens and auto-focus, 3G, Quad-Band, 30FPS VGA video capture, secondary video camera, 2.4-inch screen, GPS, FM radio, TV-Out, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth 2.0. With specs like those its obvious why Nokia’s N-series phones are regarded as some of the best phones on the market. The N82 just released with a price of $569.

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Today Fujifilm announced several new models including the new colorful 7.2 MP Fujifilm FinePix Z10fd. The Z10fd has 3x optical zoom, 2.5-inch LCD, up to 1600 ISO, face detection with auto red eye removal, IR beaming, and also a blogging mode (reduces photo size on cam for quick downloading). Also included is the ability for 320×240 video capture and a dual shot mode for back to back shots (with and without flash). Most importantly the new Fuji cameras include a SD card slot in addition to the usual XD card slot found on most Fuji cameras. However the big twist is that Fuji is introducing the Z10fd in a wide array of colors including Black, Blue, Green, Orange, and Pink. (all pictured after the jump)

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This is an iPhone right? Wrong! This is the Meizu MiniOne, and it one-ups the iPhone in nearly every category. The MiniOne compared to the iPhone (MiniOne / iPhone) has more storage (4gb-16gb / 4gb-8gb), a higher resolution screen (720×480 / 320 by 480), two cameras, more megapixels in the camera (3mp / 2mp), GPS, TV Tuner, and costs less ($260-4gb / $499-4gb). I tend to stay away from trendy apple products after my ipod broke, but now I have good reason.

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Today the world was officially introduced to the new HTC Touch. The Touch is the latest device from HTC offering a 2.8-inch touchscreen with QVGA resolution, 128MB ROM, 64MB RAM, 1GB microSD card (thankfully included), 2-megapixel camera, Windows Mobile 6, tri-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE, 802.11b/g, and Bluetooth 2.0. With all this technology packed into a relatively thin package (3.9in x 2.2in x 0.5mm) it seems to be the only product at this time to be able to compete with the iPhone. It’s also available in two colors, soft black or wasabi and has a very intelligent user interface backed by Windows Mobile 6. Currently the only big downside to the Touch is the the fact that it is not a 3G phone, this may be a deal breaker for some but for others this new smartphone will have a lot to offer.

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