CES 2011 show is starting in two days in Las Vegas. Here is a list of what was announced already (scroll down for the list of upcoming announcements):
After the break: what is still to be announced:
Shown below are the two high end cameras to be introduced by Fuji at CES 2011: FinePix HS20EXR:
Fuji FinePix HS20EXR
The firmware is available on this site: https://network.pentax.eu. You have to be a registered user in order to download the software. Since there are no release notes, it is unclear what exactly is fixed with this firmware update (maybe they fixed the sensor issue, that made Amazon.de halt the selling of the K-5).
Casio decided to show their new and unannounced camera on huge billboards in Las Vegas few days before CES:
According to Engadget the new Casio camera is called TRYX:
“Casio TRYX imager sports two hinges for the sake of versatility: one for the frame that doubles as a handle or a stand, and one for swiveling the display — presumably a touchscreen since there are just a couple of buttons on the body.”
Amazon has 3 empty listings for new Kodak products, presumably for CES 2011 – an EasyShare camera, a video cam and a high powered zoom model:
Fuji will announce several new EXR cameras, including a HS-10 replacement with a new 16 MP EXR BSI CMOS sensor. The camera will have the same lens and faster write speeds. There will also be two new cameras to replace the F300 EXR (also with the 16 MP EXR BSI CMOS sensor). They will have RAW and Jpeg capability. One will also have GPS technology. There is a whole range of other compacts and three new ‘S series’ cameras as well. No S200 EXR replacement will be announced for CES. An EXR based twin sensor 3D camera is also rumored, but for later in the year.
In addition to the NX11, WB700 cameras, 85mm f/1.4, 60mm f/2.8 Macro and 16mm f/2.4 NX lenses, Samsung will also announce a new full HD camcorder HMX-Q10 (not with NX mount as previously rumored):
Full press release after the break:
CES 2011 show is starting next week in Las Vegas. This is what is known so far in terms of announcements from the major camera manufacturers:
Amazon.de has stopped selling Pentax K-5 cameras, probably because of a high return rate from customers due to the K-5 sensor issue. Third parties are still selling Pentax K-5 cameras on Amazon.de.
