Cameras! Betcha didn’t see that entrance, did you? Canon’s PowerShot lineup is out in full force. Actually there’s only four to list, including the company’s initial point-and-shoot to drop below the $100 symbol, but some-more upon that a single in the bit. From a tip: The $179, 16 megapixel A3300 IS facilities 720p HD video, 5x visual wizz, a 3-inch LCD, a series of creative filters together with “toy camera” as well as monochrome, as well as dissimilar mode that turns off all sounds for when you need to snap more quietly. Next up (or rather than down, on this self-evident list) is the $139 A2200, that keeps the beautiful filters, 720p HD video, as well as discrete mode whilst relocating down to 14 megapixels, 4x visual wizz, as well as the 2.7-inch LCD.

The PowerShot A1200 (for $109) has identical specs to a A2200 but drops the sensor to 12.1 megapixels as well as nixes a discrete mode. There’s also a little optical viewfinder — not too utilitarian, but hey, it’s there if you wish it. Finally we have a A800. 10 megapixels, VGA video with fuzz reduction, as well as a 2.5-inch LCD… doesn’t look as fantastic when in the company of others, though it does stone an $89 price tab. All are due out late February. Check out a pics next.
PowerShot A800, A1200, A2200, and A3300 IS press photos

Via Engadget