Sealife today introduced the DC800 Underwater Digital Camera. The 8MP camera comes equipped with a 2.7-inch LCD display, wide-angle lens, SD/SDHC card support, and 4x optical zoom. What makes this camera cool is that it sports five underwater modes. Priced at $549, the DC800 is able to work perfectly at 200 feet underwater. [Engadget]

The RC-12 Wireless Mini Cam from RF System Lab is able to send video over distances as far as 30 meters away or about 98 feet. The mini camera also able to shoot images underwater with the help of a waterproof case. FYI, this spy camera is using a 0.25″ CMOS chip to snap full color images in VGA quality(0.27 megapixels). The RC-12 Wireless Mini Cam is available in Japan for $269 each. [Product Page]

DXG will be launching a new camcorder called the 569V. It can shoot 1280 x 720 video at 30 fps, captures 5 megapixel still photos and has a 3-inch foldout LCD for a low price of $169. I guess DXG is the way to go if you want both a bargain and quality. [Engadget]

BenQ will be launching 3 new digital cameras. The first one is the E800 which is an 8-megapixel shooter, featuring a 3x optical zoom, a 2.7-inch LCD, ISO settings up to 1600, and face-tracking and smile-catching features. The C850 and C750 both come with leather-wrapped handles with all the same specs with the C750 having only seven megapixels. No word on prices. But the C850 and C750 will be in Europe and the Asia Pacific region this month while the E800 will be dropping worldwide the end of May. [Engadget]

Ricoh will dropping another camera called the G600. This 10-megapixel cam features a 2.7-inch LCD, 28-140mm wide-zoom lens, 5x optical zoom, USB connectivity, ISO 3200 capability and a shock-resistant feature that also repels dust and water. You even get an accessory shoe for an external flash. Unfortunately all these features add up to about £349.99 ($693) and will be available in May. [Engadget]