Cyber-shot, now in four colors

Damian Koh | Aug 02, 2006

Hey, apparently Sony didn't forget its math. The company has announced the "real" successor to the Cyber-shot T9--the Cyber-shot, er, T10. Except for an increase in resolution to 7.2 megapixels and a maximum sensitivity of ISO 1,000, everything else remains. That aside, this Cyber-shot will also be available in pink and white shades, a good eye relief from the usual black and silver.

In addition to the T10, Sony also unveiled the company's latest GPS unit (GPS-CS1) which is capable of recording the location and time of a picture from a satellite onto its internal memory. The GPS-CS1 weighs 55g (without battery) and is rated for 14 hours of battery life when used with Ni-MH rechargeable cells.

Good news is the GPS unit is compatible with the latest Cyber-shots, Handycam camcorders and the Alpha 100. According to Sony, the Cyber-shot T10 is slated to hit local stores end August, while the GPS-CS1 will be available from this month onwards.

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