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Today Sony announced nine new cameras in its point-and-shoot Cyber-shot line, many of which sport long zoom lenses—even in models with smaller bodies. In fact, five of the new cameras are superzooms, which means their zoom ranges are 15x or greater: If you were photographing Mount Rushmore, for example, you could capture the fine details of Teddy Roosevelt's mustache.
Sony is also introducing models with thinner and smaller bodies that still include advanced features such as large touch-screen OLED displays and auto-focusing that Sony claims is very fast, even in low light.
All the new Cyber-Shots include either 16- or 18-megapixel sensors, which means you can produce very large prints or do a lot of cropping on your images. And all have displays that are 3 inches or larger and can capture HD video.
Here are a few of the most notable models:
The Cyber-shot HX200V, HX10, H90, and TX66 models will be available in March. The other five will be available in May.
—Terry Sullivan
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