CES 2009 show report

Smartparts has added two new pocket-size touchscreen digital photo viewers to its current lineup, the 2.4-inch SP24PC and the 3.5-inch SP35PC.  Read more »

The Korean chaebol has just revealed an even more ambitious plan--to be the number one digicam brand within the next two or three years.  Read more »

Camera Armor, a maker of protective silicone skins for dSLRs, has announced its first line of protective skins for point-and-shoot cameras.  Read more »

So Casio has put the circuitry in the dryer on High and popped out a sensor and chipset that pack its high-speed technology into tiny, easier-to-use digital camera packages: The 9-megapixel EX-FC100 and EX-FS10.  Read more »

Sony's giving Wi-Fi a shot with the Cyber-Shot DSC-G3, and it looks like the company may at least get the feature side of the equation right. Read more »

The Panasonic SDR-SW21 is a very compact, standard-definition camcorder that records to SD/SDHC cards. Oh, and it can survive a 4ft drop, is waterproof down to 6.5ft, and the seals are tight enough to make it dustproof, too. Read more »

The compact SDR-S26 camcorder sports a 70x megazoom lens and advanced O.I.S. system to help control the resulting--and potentially nauseating--effects of handshake when fully extended.  Read more »

Among the four cameras showcased is the HZ10W which leads the ultra-wide-angle pack with a 24mm Schneider lens capable of zooming 10x.  Read more »

Showing it's serious about the mini camcorder market, Kodak is rolling out the weather-resistant (IP43 certified) Zx1.  Read more »

The P70 is apparently capable of hunting down up to 32 faces in as little as 0.03 second. Read more »

The US company was one of the first to announce a point-and-shoot with HD video-recording capabilities.  Read more »

The early buzz is that brands such as Sony, Samsung and Panasonic will unveil high-megapixel models.  Read more »