The new Casio EX Hybrid-GPS appears at the CES 2010 as a concept of the company’s compact digital camera. As its name signifies, the integrated GPS technology can track and geo-locate the user’s position using a built-in three-axis accelerometer. It also features a 12.1MP sensor, a 10x optical zoom, and HD video recording. Now a camera smart enough to establish itself is on!
Recording 3D videos is one of today’s trends, so to go with the globalization, Panasonic announces its Twin-lens Full HD 3D Camcorder. This device is good in capturing 3D footage in an instant. It boasts a twin-lens, dual memory card slot, and a techie look. For $21,000 you can produce a 3D film with your own. This will drop to market on the fourth quarter of the year.
For Sony, expanding through the horizon is no greater achievement than innovating a line such as the Alpha DSLR. From the A550 comes a higher model, the A450. It sports a 14.2MP sensor and BIONZ processor similar to the A550 but without the flip-out LCD display. Release date and pricing will follow as we dig more info about this latest DSLR device from Sony.
Just to give you a preview on how Samsung’s first camera with removable lenses looks like. The NX10 features a Samsung-developed system rather than a mirror system. Since no further information are revealed yet, we expect more details on the coming CES 2010.
If you are in the market hor a new HD camcorder this holiday season then the JVC Everio GZ-HD620 should be able to cover all of your needs adequately. It will feature 2.7” LCD Monitor, 120 GB internal memory, Micro SDHC/SD card support, MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 video format support, Dolby Digital 2ch audio and USB (Mini), HDMI output (Mini, CEC supported), component output and AV output.
Olympus’ Micro Four-Thirds camera E-P1′s upgraded model is here – the new E-P2 which sports an additional port for a high-resolution electronic viewfinder. This will drop in Korean market on December which will be available in Black.
Casio promises the camera built to resist the elements of nature such as water and cold temperature. Its shell is shock resistant that it survives even it drops at a 7 feet high. Furthermore, it has a waterproof seal that keeps away dust aside from withstanding 10 feet under water and a temperature as cold as -10 °C. Technically, it can capture 30fps AVI videos at 848×480, 3X optical zoom with its 12.1MP sensor. This shock resistant camera is set to releases sometime in December and will be available in Black and Red with a price tag of $299.99.
