Sony Cybershot DSC-W200 With 12 Megapixel High Resolution

Japan consumer electronics giant, Sony has launched a latest addition to its Cybershot W-series range of compact digital camera, the Sony Cybershot DSC-W200 stands at the top of its line which features an incredible 12.1 effective megapixel CCD sensor, 3x optical Carl Zeiss zoom lens, 2.5-inch LCD screen, high sensitivity up to ISO3200, optical viewfinder and Sony’s Clear RAW noise reduction. And same as other new Cybershot cameras, Sony Cybershot W200 is also powered by Bionz processing engine that helps to speed up the cameras’ response times and extend battery life.

Besides, this latest Cybershot powerful camera also incorporate some advanced high-tech features includes Sony’s new face detection technology (up to eight faces), D-range optimization, in-camera photo retouching funtions and high-definition component output that lets you share the value memories/photos on your HDTV set.

If you are familiar with Sony Cybershot, you will found that the Super Steady Shot Optical Image Stabilization technology that never apply to Cybershot W-series before has been added to this latest Cybershot digital camera, DSC-W200. It’s cool, right? The silver Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W200 camera is available for about $400. Getting one will surely enhance the value memory of your life.

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