Olympus has unveiled their new interchangeable-lens digital camera - Olympus OM-D. Based on the Micro Four-thirds standard, the Olympus OM-D claims to be the world's first to feature dust and splash-proof capability, with built-in electronic viewfinder and 16-megapixel new Live MOS Sensor and TruePic VI image processing engine.
The Olympus Pen E-P3 is one of the three cameras that were announced in Singapore at an event at end June this year, and boasts the world's fastest autofocusing (AF) via Frequency Acceleration Sensor AF system and a lens incorporating the MSC (Movie and Still Compatible) mechanism. In this review, VR-Zone have a hands-on the new micro four-thirds camera and see if it shoots as well as it looks.
Are you looking to get a new digital camera? Olympus has announced 7 October as the retail date for their new Pen Mini E-PM1 interchangeables lens mirrorless camera in Japan. The Pen E-PM1 was unveiled together with E-P3 and E-PL3 in June this year, though the launch of the product came later than its siblings.
The zoom range of so called super-zoom cameras just keep increasing and Olympus latest model, the SP-810UZ has gained an extra 6x zoom over its predecessor. Strangely enough the new model is also cheaper than the old one, albeit not by a huge amount of money, but a saving is a saving, or is it?
While Panasonic may have claimed an early head start in this race with the recent launch of the GF3, it is clear that Olympus is not about to let itself get outdone anytime soon, for the company has just announced three new Micro Four Thirds system cameras that look set to give Panasonic's GF3 a run for its money. VR-Zone brings you the coverage.
If you're looking at getting a new mirrorless camera then you might want to hold off a little bit, as later today Olympus is set to unveil no less than three new micro 4/3 cameras, of which pictures of two models have already leaked. Full specs of one model has also made an appearance on the web ahead of the launch and one of the headline features of Olympus' new models is superfast auto-focusing.
NAVTEQ has announced that it is supplying the map and location data for the Olympus TOUGH TG-810 compact digital camera. This offers location-enabled imaging experiences for photographer enthusiasts. Read on.
Olympus has unveiled the new additions to their line of digital cameras, namely TG-810, SZ-30MR and SZ-20. The TG-810 will be available this month, though no availability dates confirmed for the SZ-30MR and SZ-20.
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Today, Olympus Singapore has announced four new compact digital cameras, namely the SZ-10, VG-110, VR-310 and VR-330.
Building on the success of the PEN E-P2, Olympus has introduced the special Black flash edition of the popular camera that uses the micro four thirds mount. According to the maker, there's only 90 sets available in stores at end of October. Read on for the details.
Olympus has announced their new E-5, a top of the line E-series digital SLR camera, which features rugged magnesium-alloy body, 12.3-megapixel High-Speed Live MOS Sensor and free-angle shooting of still images and movies.
Ever wanted to go shopping for an Olympus product but hated the hassle of dealing with crowds or dishonest shopkeepers? If so, you are in luck: you can now choose to purchase directly from Olympus from the comfort of your home PC, thanks to the new online store recently launched by the company.
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It seems like Olympus is on a roll. Not only did the company launch two new digital compact cameras, it has also released a six new voice recorders, which will be sold under the DM, WS and VN series' banners. 'Tis a good day to start saving for a spending spree.
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The annual PC Show 2010 took off at Suntec Convention Centre in Singapore today, with a huge turn out even before the 12 noon show time. Seems like the public has been eagerly anticipating the new bargains that would be offered on the tech gadgets and other products.
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