ARGUS camera for childrens

The Argus Bean 5.0 is a camera for children who are first learning to take pictures. Children as young as three or four can use the camera easily, but children in the six to nine year old range have more fun with its advanced features. The webcam has good video quality for a child’s camera, and the camera itself has some other great features like LCD screen, flash, zoom, picture review including a delete feature, webcam mode, USB storage mode, and an SD slot for extra memory. The Argus Bean 5.0 digital camera retails for about $60.

LEGO DIGICAM for kids...cool design

Looks great ..no1 can make out by seeing it that its a camera

LEGO and Digital Blue will release a digital camera for kids that is scheduled for release in the summer of 2009. The digicam will appear to be built from classic LEGO bricks. The price ranges from $19.99 to $59.99. Stay tuned for more updates.

Lighter Camera...spy cam

It is not an ordinary cigarette lighter, but this gadget is a cigarette lighter with a fully-functional DVR system. The device has a microSD memory card slot (8GB maximum), USB connectivity, voice recorder, and up to 6-hours of continuous recording. price wud be aprrox $150

Casio Exilim's launched 4 new digicams

Casio has released not one but four new digital cameras in the form of the Casio Exilim EX-Z400, EX-Z270, EX-S12, and EX-S5. One of the most interesting camera is the Casio EX-Z400, a 12.1MP camera with 4x optical zoom, a 28mm wide angle lens, a 3 inch LCD, the CCD-Shot image stabilizer, and a 550-shot battery. The Casio Exilim EX-Z400, EX-Z270, EX-S12, and EX-S5 are priced at $299.99, $229.99, $249.99, and $179.99,

The company is giving tough competition to all other brands by launching new products 1 by 1 at affordable price and with good features

Internet based Digicam

The New Internet-enabled Digital Camera, Sony Cybershot camera will enable the three goals of the Internet. Digicam features of Wi - Fi connection and a Web browser. With prices around 500 dollars, four times the camera, optical zoom and 3.5-inch, 4GB storage can be expanded via a Memory Stick, and provides a built-in 10-megapixel sensors.

Kodak launches Pocket Size Video Camera

pocket-sized video camera, then check out the Kodak Zx1 that will be released in April 2009. Priced at $150 a pop, this weather-resistant video camera offers high definition recording at 720p at 60 fps. Other features include SD/SDHC memory card slot (up to 32GB), HDMI output, a 2 inch LCD display and remote control compatible. Available in black, red, pink, blue and yellow, the Zx1 can capture video in low-light condition

Guess, it wud give good competition to the others because of the brand name

Leica’s Limited Edition

D-LUX 4 TITAN is a limited edition camera from Leica that will be launched for Japan market in January 2009. The camera comes with a 10.1M 1/1.63-inch CCD image sensor, the D-LUX 4 TITAN adopts a 2.5X zoom lens and a 3-inch 460,000-pixel LCD monitor. They will be available only in 1000 units. You can buy this for 122,000(JPY) and you’ll get a unique case made of finest calf leather.

Braille Camera For The Blind

This model enables the visually impaired to snap an image of their immediate surroundings, where it will then print out the image via a Braille printer. Perfect to get a (literal) feeling of the environment around. Such an idea is currently manifesting itself as a concept at this point in time, although we're pretty sure that many people won't mind taking a shot..

Hope its available soon and be helpful for a lot of visually impaired people

Tamarkin Photographica Rare Camera AUCTION

The company also has a must-see New York showroom crammed with collectible cameras in the Gramercy Park/Union Square neighborhood. Their auction catalog lists more than 500 items including vintage Zeiss, Leica and Voigtlaender cameras starting at under $100.

Feature items include a Rolleiflex 2.8 GX 75th Anniversary Edition with card and box in near mint condition (expected to fetch $1,800 - $2,500), an 'electrified' Newton & Co. Opticians Lantern Projector with the Maker's shield marked "Opticians to Her Majesty the Queen" (EX+ condition, $1,500 - $2,500) and a stunning Leica IIIf Black Self Timer with 50mm Elmar f3.5 lens -- one of the rarest of all Leica screw-mount cameras (Ex+ condition, $7,500 - $12,500).

MINOX SPY DIGICAM

Minox is renowned for their sub-miniature "spy" cameras used for clandestine photography during WWII. After the war they continued to produce an elegant range of minuscule cameras that shoot 8mm x 11mm film. The market for traditional film cameras isn't what it once was (to say the least), and Minox has slowly embraced digital photography.

The Minox DSC is their first digital camera to mimic the size and form of their classic sub-miniature line. It measures a mere 86 x 30 x 21mm and weighs around 60g, while managing to include a 3.2 MP image sensor (interpolated to 5.0 MP), 128 MB internal memory (expandable with MicoSD cards), rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery and the ability to shoot 640 x 480 pixel movies.

Canon PowerShot E1

10-megapixel Canon PowerShot E1 is designed to appeal pre-adolescents and adolescents with color options and retro-style, but also provide a level of specification that promises the potential, at least, better than the average picture quality.A 4x (35 - 140mm ) Zoom lens Canon handles optical duties, based on 2.5-inch LCD 115000 from the point of resolution. Unlike their more advanced PowerShot series stablemates, E1 provides an optical viewfinder as well. DIGIC III can support E1 in the face detection system, complete with its own dedicated buttons on the back panel, which shares much in common with previous generation PowerShot models.Canon also wisely decided to include A1000 in optical image stabilization system on this option, but giving E1 another clear advantage over the slew of cheap quasi-camera for the younger audience, which flooded the digital market in recent years. As already noted, while the external can make you think otherwise, E1 generally high level of specification leaves no doubt that this is indeed the "real" cameras capable of taking high cut picture is worth saving.Speaking that that contentious Exterior, laying closely resembles Canon PowerShot restructured in accordance with smooth transitions and retro-inspired color schemes. Like his PowerShot relatives, E1 uses available in any AA batteries for convenient power solutions to the traveler and kid-friendly.

Canon PowerShot A470

The Canon PowerShot A470 is part of the PowerShot 400 series which has always the entry level cameras. The A470 wg,s the best we had under brocket. With a price of so low, it surpasses many other cameras in its class when it comes to features and quality. Macro pho¬tography especially is simple with his camera. Whats not so great with the A470 is its age-old blocky design and a slightly outdated user inter face and the video recording performance isn't so great either. Even if this is an entry-level camera, some of features such as face detection have been incorporated into it.

Gift card Or a Digicam?guess

Want to give a gift to ur loved ones but confused.dont worry.here is the perfect gift.
this $50 gift card will put a huge smile on their face. This Target gift card also works as digital camera with specs include 1.2MP sensor with 50MB storage capacity, not to mention you’ll also get a USB cord, driver disk and a voucher that allows you to print up to 40 pictures at Target.

Paul smith fisheye camera

this isrealy for camera collectors

This camera has a 180 degree wide-angle view and stunning fisheye barrel distortion. The fisheye No2 adds a bulb setting for long exposures, a switch for multiple exposures on the same frame, the ability to fire both a hotshoe flash and the built in flash and has a true fisheye viewfinder.

The camera is finished with a full metal jacket body with the signature Paul Smith multi stripe.