The company has announced three new models for the Cyber-shot model range, which will bring the number of new cameras this year to six. The DSC-WX50, DSC-WX70, and DSC-TX200V are all of the point and shoot variety, which according to PC Mag will be available this coming March. All of the new models will have 5x zoom lenses along with Exmor R CMOS sensors.

Both the WX50 and WX70 have a form factor that is almost identical with a 25- 25-125mm f/2.6-6.3 Carl Zeiss lens. They also have a sixteen megapixel sensor with 1080i 60 video recording capabilities, and optical image stabilization. On the back of the WX50 is a 2.7-inch 460k dot display can be found, which compares to the WX70 that has a bigger 3-inch 921k dot touch screen.

The price for the WX50 is $199.99 while the WX70 is slightly more expensive at $229.99. Meanwhile the DSC-TX200V is a totally new model and comes with an ultra-slim body with a glass front plate. This is an eighteen megapixel shooter with a 5x zoom lens, and also features 1080i60 video capture. There is also GPS, Carl Zeiss optics, and optical image stabilization.

OLED technology comes in the 3.3-inch touch screen, which promises a clear and bright image. It has been sealed against both dust and water damage, and offers an impressive autofocus time of only 0.01 second in bright light. In low light conditions it has an autofocus speed of only 0.02 seconds, and is compatible with microSD and Memory Stick Micro cards. This is set to sell for $499.99.

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The first is the Sony Cyber-shot T99 and packs a 14.1 megapixel lens, the WX5 and TX9 is a little less but still a respectably 12.2 megapixel. All new models will features the BIONZ processors, there is 32MB of internal memory, not that you can save much with that.

The T99 is waterproof; well more than that as you can take some amazing shoots while the camera is submerged in the water. This model is also capable of recording full 720p HD video. The TX9 is the better camera of the two and offers 3D images thanks to its Sweep Multi Angle technology.

If you are not bothered with underwater shots, then consider the 5x optical zoom WX5. All three cameras will be due for release in September, which you can get more information on over at Akihabara News.

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