Living in a fast paced environment has pushed us mere mortals to look for better and compact ways to capture each special moment. Special moments lost - like that day your baby first yawned or that time you won a poker tourney - can’t be replayed and can’t be regenerated. That’s why it’s been a mission of ours to take a look at the last cam tech and give your first dibs on how they look and play.

After seeing Sony H50 released a few days ago there is a new Cyber-Shot on the market, Sony W300, a compact point-and-shoot camera that features a stunning 13.6 megapixel resolution and 3x optical zoom from those Carl Zeiss 2.8 - 5.5 / 7.6 - 22.8 lens.

Other goodies of the new Sony Cyber-Shot W300 include up to ISO 6400, hardware image stabilization, smile detection and automatic scene detection that adjusts the color balance. The price is going to be $300 and the release date is May. I think the specs are very good if you need to keep your camera in your jeans’ pocket and shoot fast as soon as you find something nice.

I’ll try to get my hands on it when it’s going to be available and do a proper review.

via NewLaunches

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Sony just announced their newest addition to their digital camera portfolio, Cyber-Shot DSC-H50.It’s a new super-zoom with a 9.1 megapixel sensor, that upgrades the Cyber-Shot DSC H9, and works with Carl Zeiss 15x optical zoom lens. It also features a 3-inch tilted LCD display, up to ISO 3,200 and an improved flash that works up to 55-feet.

Another great feature is the “advanced sports” shooting mode that can provide uber-fast shutter speeds of up to 1/4000 seconds. We’re expecting the camera to go on sale in May and the retail price is going to be around $400. I think I may have a reason to change my compact camera now and review it for you guys.

Press release

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