Sony unveil 2 new cameras at Los Angeles CES, the cameras are designed to capture and upload MP4 video and photos directly to the Web.The MHS-CM1 and MHS-PM1 Webbie HD cameras capture high-definition video (1440×1080/30p) and 5-megapixel still photos and automatically connect to websites via USB connection to your PC.Thsi 2 camera let you record video in 1440×10800 30p (MP4) as well as shooting photo thanks to its 5Mpix Camera module (5x Optical Zoom).
The MHS-CM1 camera is available today for about $200 (AC adaptor, component/composite video cables, USB cable, lens cap, software) and the MHS-PM1 model will be available in April for about $170. The Webbie HD cameras will be sold at Sony retail stores, online, and through authorized dealers nationwide.
Another digital camcorder, was revealed in Japan by Panasonic. The Panasonic SDR-H80 offers a sensor image to 0.8 Megapixel, 70x optical zoom, 100x digital zoom, LCD 2.7 inches, and feature Optical Image Stabilization (OIS).
The SDR-H80 records video in MPEG-2. It ‘also function with Face Detection and the YouTube video mode. In addition, external Hard disk access, Panasonic SDR-H80 also supports SD memory cards and SDHC. No news on price.
In addition to digital video camera entry-level SDR-H80, Panasonic announced the HDC-TM300 full HD image sensor 3MOS and 9:15 Megapixel resolution (3.05 * 3).Measuring 70×72×141mm and weighs 445g
Panasonic HDC-TM300 comes with a 32GB hard drive and SD/SDHC support. It can capture Full HD 1920×1200p video in MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 (AVCHD) format. The HDC-TM300 features 12x optical zoom, 30x digital zoom, and a 2.7-inch LCD display. It supports 5.1-ch audio recording.