Sony has taken the wraps off a whole bunch of new Cyber-shot compact digital cameras, boasting huge zoom ranges and the latest Sony image processors. First up is the Cyber-shot H400. This bridge camera has a 20-megapixel sensor and will set you back £250 ($320) when it goes on sale in April.
More impressive than its megapixels however is its whopping 63x optical zoom lens. That's monstrous zoom will seriously come in handy for getting up close and personal with lions, without any risk of losing your arm.
The HX60V boasts a 20.4-megapixel image sensor, along with Sony's new Bionz X image processor, which Sony claims provides more detailed images along with lower noise levels in low-light situations.
It has NFC and Wi-Fi on board as well as GPS. The Cybershot HX60 (without the V) is physically identical but doesn't have GPS, knocking £10 off the price.
Lastly, we have the HX400 -- the bigger brother to the H400. Although it has a lesser 50x zoom, it makes up for it with better quality optics. It'll cost £420 ($499) in March.
