Looks like Nikon is about to released its D90 or D80x. Not sure about that, it said to have few technical upgrades and a larger viewscreen, check them out after the jump. Read more…

Ricoh has announced their new Caplio RR770 digital camera. It is equipped with a 7.16MP CCD sensor and comes with 3 inch TFT LCD display with 230,000-pixel resolution, 3x optical zoom and limited scene selections. The camera itself has 32MB storage while there’s a SD-cards slot for memory expansion. There’s no pricing info at the moment.

[via TechFresh]

Remember the Sony Cybershot DSC-T2 that day? Check out this live shot. It has hit Korea market today with a suggested price of 399,000 KRW ($439). Recap, it is a 8.1M digital camera with 4GB built-in memory, 2.7-inch LCD touch screen, face detection and smile shutter function.

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Good news to Hello Kitty fans as end of November Sanrio will be releasing a 5.0-megapixel digital camera in the shape of Hello Kiity’s Head. It has a 2″ LCD, 32MB of internal memory, SD card slot and has 4x digital zoom. It measures 85x25x71mm and weighs 80g. Read more…

Sony has released their new Cybershot range, the DSC-T2. This 8.0-megapixel camera comes with 4GB of internal memory and can store up to 40,000 VGA-quality photos or 1,000 8-megapixel pictures. It is pre-loaded with Sony PMB Portable software, a user-friendly application that automatically runs when the device is connected to a compatible PC via the supplied USB cable. The software lets you publish photos and videos directly to popular web sharing sites, such as Crackle, Flickr, Photobucket, Shutterfly and YouTube. There won’t be much buttons on this camera as it has the touch-panel LCD screen which replaces small buttons with on-screen icons and a user-friendly interface to make camera operation fast and simple. You can touch the screen to select the subject you want to focus on (shooting mode) and where you want to zoom in (playback mode). The Sony DSC-T2 digital camera will be available in blue, green, pink, white or black and for $350 when it is shipped in this December. More pictures after the jump. Read more…

David Münscher has designed a camera concept called the Canon Snap. This camera is small enough to fit in your finger and it only has one button for your photo taking. Hope they really put this into production. But I’m sure it will be pricey.

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BenQ is introducing their new DC-T800 8-megapixel super-slim digital camera with a 3-inch touchscreen and “super shake-free” functionality. The camera also has the Face Tracking features, 2000 ISO photos, 6400 ISO movies and the 30fps 640 x 480 MPEG-4 recording. Oh yeah, guess what, BenQ has add in the in-camera photo editing function to this camera. The BenQ DC-T800 will be available sometime in October, 2007.

[via TechFresh]

Aside from Hasselblad H3D DSLR, check out this one is from Leaf, its Afi range (AFi 7, AFi 6 and AFi 5) are 6 x 6 medium-format shooters take up to 70 shots per minute, boasting Schneider AutoFocus Digital lenses designed for 30+ megapixel camera backs. The demo unit will be shown by mid-october and should be available by the end of this month. Not sure how much is it but I’m sure it will cost you a lot of Ks.

[via Engadget]

If normal range of digital camera is not good enough for you then check out this $37K DSLR from Hasselblad, the 39-megapixel H3D. The Hasselblad H3D is the world’s first 48mm. full-frame, large-sensor, medium-format DSLR camera system. The H3D-39 shoots out a 5412 x 7212 image and has 2 GB CF card storage that holds 40 images on average. It also features an integrated GPS for geotagging images and there’s software included that allows you map your shots out on Google Earth. Read more…

Sony has released their new DSLR, the α700, after releasing their first DSLR (α100) a year ago. It is a 12-megapixel DSLR with Image censor and BIONZ image procession technology, a magnesium alloy body, HDMI output, 3″ Extra Fine LCD, AF 11 points, a 5Fps setting (BIONZ Technology) and Dual Memory Slot (CF and Memory Stick). Check out more pictures after the jump. Read more…