Sony DSC-T77 and Sony DSC-T700 – 2 new offerings from their digital imaging department

The Sony DSC-T77 and Sony DSC-T700 digital cameras are both set to change our preconceived ideas of digital imaging through their interesting design and impressive assortment of features and colours.

Ever since my first Sony Digital camera as a young student, I have always had a soft spot for their cybershot range and they have once again impressed my multi-coloured socks off of me! Sony has announced the addition of 2 newbies to their already impressive array of available cameras which will be available in the latter half of 2008.

The Sony DSC-T77 (approximately $300) will be a 10-megapixel camera and (to date) the thinnest camera in Sony’s collection at only 5/8 of an inch thick (approx. 1.6cm). It will also boast a 3-inch (approx. 7.5cm) wide, touch sensitive rear LCD screen for ease of use.
Other features to make you smile (for the camera) include intelligent scene recognition, smile shutter and face detection with an ISO sensitivity up to 3200.

It almost makes me dizzy thinking of the possibilities of such a camera except that the Sony DSC-T700 (approximately $400) is set to upstage this already impressive contender. The Sony DSC-T700 is more advanced and Sony compares it to a photo album in your pocket. With a built-in internal memory of 4GB there’s very little this little camera isn’t capable of and with an average storage capability of 1000 full resolution photos you can see why it’s earned its spotlight in this post.
The Sony DSC-T700 also sports an LCD touch panel but at 3.5-inches (approx. 9cm) you’re still getting more for your money than the “baby” of the 2 newbies.

Of course, my feminine side is more than happy to announce that this gorgeous piece of delicate technology will be available in an assortment of sumptuous colours.
Yippee for me … now I can get a green one to match my car

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