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The NV-202m is the latest Webcam from Digital Cowboy featuring 1.3MP for the image quality, an optical zoom, and a wide angle mode. It is able to record 1280×1024 videos in 15 or 30FPS (VGA). No word on pricing yet.
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Creative Live! Cam Optia AF is one of the first PC webcams with auto-focus feature. The device is equipped with a 2MP sensor and Live! View technology for high quality video. Users can modify their voices to reflect different accents or even change the voice from male to female or vice versa with the Audio FX software that comes with the camera. The webcam works well with Yahoo! IM, AIM and Windows Live Messenger. The Creative Live! Cam Optia AF is out now for $129.99.
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Sanyo Xacti E1 camcorder is said to be the first waterproof camcorder in the world. Unfortunately, it has a maximum depth level of a mere 5 feet, and that also for just 30 minutes. The camcorder also does not support High Definition recording, writing H.264 MPEG 4 video onto an SD or SDHC memory card directly. The Xacti E1 waterproof camcorder will be available this June. Read the list of specifications after the jump.
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The DMC-FX100 is the latest camera from Panasonic that captures images at a whopping 12MP resolution. The camera also features the wide angle lens which helps you cram in more image in a smaller space. The DMC-FX100 boasts a 3.6x optical zoom, Mega O.I.S. for shaky hands, a 2.5 inch LCD display, and a top sensitivity of ISO 6400 (available in 3MP mode only). Available in silver and black, the Panasonic DMC-FX100 is released July this year.
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CameraLabs has reviewed the Sony Cyber-shot H9. The camera offers 8.1MP resolution, a powerful Carl Zeiss 15x optical zoom lens, Advanced Sports Mode with high shutter speed (1/4000 seconds), NightShot system, and a large 3.0-inch Clear Photo LCD. Here is the conclusion.
There’s no doubt the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-H9 is a very impressive camera, but like the other super-zooms we’ve compared it against, you’ll need to carefully weigh-up the pros and cons. If you’re after a super-zoom with the biggest, most flexible screen and fastest focusing, then the Sony’s for you. Flipping the screen out to shoot at unusual angles, grabbing fast action, then enjoying it on the big screen afterwards is certainly very seductive. It’s also nice that Sony’s included an infra red remote control and lens hood - albeit a hefty one - as standard accessories.
Watch the video after the jump!
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