After releasing the limited edition Pentax K-x “Robotic Colors”, Pentax today announced that the Pentax K-x will be available in a choice of 100 colors and 100 styles. The body will be available in 20 colors and the grip in 5 color combination for each body color. Find out more pictures after the jump to get more details. More
Lumenera has rolled out two new industrial color cameras in the form of the Lw110 and Lw115 (pictured above). Designed specifically for industrial applications, these USB 2.0 cameras boast a 1.3-megapixel color image sensor running at up to 60fps, an onboard processing system for delivering outstanding image details and have the ability to record high resolution 1280 x 1024 video at 30fps. These cameras are available in two different versions, either enclosed (Lw115) or board-level (Lw110), allowing for either off-the-shelf purchasing or OEM customization capabilities. For more details please visit Lumenera’s official website. More
The DVR 150 is the latest camcorder from Vivitar that is waterproof up to 5 meters underwater. The cool factor for this video recorder is that it also has an infrared night vision mode to capture video in the dark environtment. Available in violet, pink, blue and black, the Vivitar DVR 150 has a 1.8-inch LCD screen, a webcam mode, a 8X digital zoom, a TV out, a 2GB of built-in memory which is expandable via an SD slot, and a USB port. The Vivitar DVR 510 is priced at $49.99. [ChipChick]
Unlike most spy watches, the Spy Watch Video Camera from Japan Trend Shop is rather unique. This wristwatch boasts a 1.8-inch 160 x 128 LCD display allowing the user to playback and review video without needing to download to a PC. Apart from that, it also sports an 8GB of storage, a music player (MP3/WMA), a USB 1.1/2.0 interface, a headphone jack, a built-in lithium-ion battery and has the ability to capture both 352 x 288 video in AVI format as well as 640 x 480 digital still images in JPEG formats. The Spy Watch Video Camera will set you back $218. More
Two new DSLR cameras from Mamiya have been released today. Known as the Mamiya DM22 and DM28, these cameras will provide almost any photographer affordable access to a truly professional digital camera system. The Mamiya DM22 features a 22-megapixels of CMOS sensor, meanwhile the DM28 comes with a bigger 28-megapixels CMOS sensor. The Mamiya DM22 and DM28 retail for $9995 and $14990, respectively. [Mamiya]
Here’s another affordable webcam ‘Dynex DX-WEB1C’ for you to grab, in case your laptop or netbook doesn’t come with a webcam. Priced at $39.99, this compact webcam is perfect for making two-way real-time video calls or attaching photos and video to email. It features a 1.3MP image sensor, a snapshot button, a built-in microphone, Smart Face Tracking for keeping the focus on your face, a USB 2.0 interface and has the ability to capture both 1280 x 1024 video as well as 5-megapixel digital still images (interpolated mode). [Product Page]
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