Pre-PMA
2003, 15:00 GMT: As a part of no less than nine new digital cameras
Sony has introduced four new Cybershot 'P' cameras with a range of features.
The DSC-P32, P52 and P72 are all based on a three megapixel sensor and
incrementally a fixed, two times and three times optical zoom lens. The
DSC-P92 has a five megapixel sensor and a three times optical zoom lens.
All four cameras get some common improvements including support for Memory
Stick Pro, USB 2.0, MPEG VX (VGA, 16fps), Smart Zoom and more. What's
interesting is that Sony appear to have chosen three megapixel as their
new lowest, 'entry-level' resolution and abandoned two and four megapixel
resolution completely.
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Pre-PMA
2003, 15:00 GMT: As a part of no less than nine new digital cameras
Sony has introduced four new Cybershot 'P' cameras with a range of features.
The DSC-P32, P52 and P72 are all based on a three megapixel sensor and
incrementally a fixed, two times and three times optical zoom lens. The
DSC-P92 has a five megapixel sensor and a three times optical zoom lens.
All four cameras get some common improvements including support for Memory
Stick Pro, USB 2.0, MPEG VX (VGA, 16fps), Smart Zoom and more. What's
interesting is that Sony appear to have chosen three megapixel as their
new lowest, 'entry-level' resolution and abandoned two and four megapixel
resolution completely.