Digital cameras have already taken the place of traditional film cameras. This has happened for many reasons but the best reason is that you are able to see the pictures you have taken right away. There are many companies that make digital cameras and one that isn’t really known is BenQ. They have debuted the BenQ E1260 HDR digital camera onto their lineup of products available.

The E1260 HDR is a 12 megapixel digital camera with a 28mm 4x optical wide angle zoom lens. This digital camera has the ability to shoot HDR images as well as 720p movies. It features a 2.7 inch LCD screen on the back. The HDR image enhancement technology has been designed to bring out the smallest details in both dark and bright sections of your photographs. The E1260 HDR has a user friendly interface and smart scene mode. The user friendly interface has been set up so that the user can easily access features and settings. This digital camera comes with 12 shooting modes including landscape, portrait, backlight, snow, macro, night, and still mode. With the BenQ E1260 HDR digital camera, you will be able to quickly and easily find the perfect shooting mode for all your photography needs.

It’s been a while since our last digital camera, here on DevicePedia, so what I’m about to show you today is the new BenQ DC C1060. It’s a compact camera with a slightly different design than the C1050 that BenQ released last month with specs that are just about the same.

Packed with the new BenQ DC C1060, there’s a 10 megapixel sensor, a 2.7-inch LCD display, 3x optical zoom, a “Super Shake Free” system for those with shaky hands, the Smile Catch technology (some sort of face detection) and the ability to record video at 720 x 400 or 640 x 480. Other than these tech specs, the new style of the C1060 includes a leather texture grip which, trust me, feels great in your hand.

There’s no release date or a price, yet, but we’ll keep you posted.