Sony Cyber-shot T-Series: DSC-T700, DSC-T77 Digicams

Sony Cyber-shot have now got two more digital cameras in their T-Series range, the 10.3-megapixel T700 and the entry-level T77. Both these Digicams retain Sony’s slick T-Series form factor.

The Cyber-shot DSC-T700 has now replaced the aging DSC-T300, this new model offers 10.3 megapixels along with 4GB of internal storage. The new model has 4x optical zoom and has a large 3.5-inch LCD touch screen.

Sony wants users to use their DSC-T700 as a portable photo frame, this is done with software that will help you quickly transfer, sync and organize your pictures from your PC. The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T700 will ship in September and will cost around $399.

The entry-level Cyber-shot DSC-T77 will replace the Sony’s DSC-T70. The newer Digicam is like the old model where is has a 3-inch LCD touch screen. The new model is slim, just 0.6 inches in fact.

The DSC-T77 has been improved over the older model, as it now has 10.1-megapixel resolution. The T77 also has many more features such as automatic shooting mode, red-eye reduction technologies and anti-blink.

The Sony Cyber-shot T77 should also ship in September and will cost around $299.

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Sigma DP1 set new standard for a DSLR

The Sigma DP1 is a DSLR like no other, and it is setting new standards for these kinds of digital cameras. This compact camera packs a massive 14 megapixels and features a FOVEON X3 CMOS sensor.

The image quality of the Sigma DP1 offers superb quality and color, and photos have great accuracy. The ISO only goes up to 800 which has always been a bit of trouble for many compact cameras. Expect to pay about $800 for the Sigma DP1.

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Pentax Optio V20 8MP camera with 5x optical zoom just introduced

Pentax have just recently introduced their brand new Optio V20 point-and-shoot 8MP digital camera with 5x optical zoom.

This cam is nothing to get real excited about but it is still a good camera, so ok it is an 8 megapixel camera with 5x optical zoom and other features include a 3-inch LCD monitor, VGA movie mode, USB 2.0 connectivity, video out, blink detection and face recognition.

It does not stop there because the Pentax Optio V20 8MP digital camera also features 52MB of built-in memory plus SD / SDHC expansion slot and rechargeable Li-ion battery which apparently is supposed to be really good.

If you like the sound of the Pentax Optio V20 digicam then how does $279.95 sound to you, should be available in May.

Source – CNET