Sanyo today announced it has just launched the world’s smallest and lightest high-definition camcorder capable of shooting video in up to 1920 x 1080i resolution.

They’ve been around for a few years but they were too small, too expensive and too difficult to use. Today, however, digital photo frames offer up to 10 glorious inches of high-resolution colour; they’ve dropped in price considerably; and are cinch to get your photos (or video or music) onto it.

What happens when you drop a camera and camcorder into a fish tank? Click here to check out this video of the new Sanyo Xacti E1 and the Olympus Stylus 770SW. Warning: Don’t try this at home!

Great question. Half the fun of taking pictures is sharing them with friends and family.

TigerDirect.ca has a special on Transcend SecureDigital (SD) Flash memory: $19.97 for 2GB.

Question: I’m excited about buying a new digital camera for the summer, but can’t decide between a “point and shoot” model and a digital SLR. How do I choose?

Today Sanyo announced the world’s first waterproof camcorder — the Xacti(pronounced “Zack-tee”) E1 — designed for water sports enthusiasts.

I’ve reviewed a few digital photo frames over the years but they’ve either been too small, complicated to use or weren’t high-quality enough to justify the cost. Kodak’s latest products, however, have finally won me over.

Panasonic Canada announced today the world’s first 12.2-Megapixel compact digital camera which can capture high-resolution images good enough for poster-sized prints.