Samsung ST10 is a digital camera that was released recently and its great feature is that it’s the first camera in the world to come with face recognition. This digital camera can recognize the faces of people that are in the shot, remember how often you take photos with them and even prioritize them when you take photos. I haven’t got a chance at testing this feature yet, but it sounds absolutely great.

The ST10 comes with a 9 megapixel sensor, a touch screen LCD that is 3 inches in size, a multimedia player that is built-in and can play MP3s, an angle/composition guide, smart scene recognition and digital image stabilization. The price of this digital camera is £179 (around $270).

Canon IXUS is a very big family and now tey are getting ready to welcome a new member to the dinner every night.

The new IXUS 100 IS is a very attractive digital camera that boasts with a 12.1-megapixel sensor, a 2.5-inch PureColor LCD II display, a 3x optical zoom, new blink detection, motion detection, face detection and image stabilizer.

In addition to all that the camera is HDMI friendly and can record HD movies using 30 fps and a 1280 x 720 resolution.

The 100 IS will be available in stores starting this March and will set you back no less than £299.

The former offers a 3-inch display, a 12.1-megapixel sensor, BIONZ image processor,, an the latest Super HAD CCD while the latter shares the same specs list except for the screen because the T900 has a 3-5 incher on its back. Also, both cameras are perfectly video recording – capable in 720p30 at both 6 and 9Mbps and feature Face Detection movement, Face Detection and Smile Shutter.

Unfortunately Sony released no information on pricing just yet but we’ll keep you posted .

Under its pink crystal encasement the device 3x optical zoom lens, a 9.1 megapixel sensor, video recording capability in MOV format and 41Mb of internal memory. In addition to all that the camera also offers a pretty standard 2.6 TFT display, a SDHC card slot, red eye reduction and a digital image stabilizer.

The Hello Kitty Exilim 720 is already available on the Japanese market for $525.

According to the specs list, this 10-megapixel camera comes equipped with a 3.5-inch LCD display, 4x optical zoom Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens, and 4 GB of storage space. Also, it offers a Web browser, WiFi connectivity, Dynamic Range Optimizer, Intelligent Scene Recognition, Face Detection and Smile Shutter.

If you’re interested in purchasing it you should know that the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-G3 WiFi Digicam is already available in stores in black clothing with a $500 price tag.

The HD2000 boasts with a 2.7-inch LCD screen and a 10x zoom with opening F1.8-2.5 while the FH11 offers a more generous 3-inch LCD display and a 10x optical zoom lens F2.0-2.9. Also, both models feature digital image stabilizer, up to ISO 3200, up to 16x Zoom Advance, HDMI output and a SD / SDHC slot.

We’ll keep you posted with more information on pricing and release date.

This compact digital camera boasts with a dustproof and waterproof design and according to the manufacturer it can function at 5 feet underwater for up to 30 minutes. The 6.0-megapixel device sports a 2.5-inch display, 10.5 MB of built-in memory, 3x optical zoom and obviously a SD memory card.

This camera is perfect for the weekends when you’re planning to go fishing and boating and it’s already available in stores for $299.99.

This new digital camera comes equipped with Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar 4X optical zoom lens (30 millimeter wide angle view), a HDMI out and a pretty regular 2.7 inch display. The most amazing thing about this digicam is that it features Intelligent Scene Recognition. This means that it can automatically recognize up to five scenes including backlight portrait, backlight, twilight, twilight portrait and twilight using a tripod. In addition to all that the Cyber-shot DSC-W220 offers Optical SteadyShot image stabilization and Sony’s Smile Shutter technology.

Sony DSC-W220 is already available in stores in black, silver, blue and pink color versions for $190.

The watch boasts with a 1.8 inch TFT screen (160 x 128 pixel), integrated 8GB flash memory, USB 2.0 High Speed transfer, built-in speaker, auto Power Off function, e-book browse function, up to 8 hours of music playback while supporting MP4(AVI, WMA and MP3 files.

The watch is already available in stores for $129.

The cameras are offering YouTube support, 2.7 inch LCD display and a 1/6 inch CCD sensor with a 32x optical zoom.

If you think about buying one of these two models your should know that the Everio GZ-MG840 is available in stores for 70,000 Yens (€580) while the Everio GZ-MG880 will set you back 75,000 Yens (€620).