Just ahead of CES, Sony took the opportunity to unveil two new cameras designed to capture and upload MP4 video and photos directly to the Web. The MHS-CM1 and MHS-PM1 Webbie HD cameras capture high-definition video (1440×1080/30p) and

The demand for memory cards capable of storing high-resolution pictures and videos is increasing as the image quality of high-definition digital still cameras, DSLR cameras, and camcorders continues to evolve.

The MHS-CM1 and MHS-PM1 Webbie HD(TM) cameras capture daily events in high definition video (1440×1080/30p) and 5-megapixel still photos. Embedded software makes it possible to quickly upload content online in a few simple clicks.

Sony has released 11 new camcorders at CES tonight with built in storage. These range from high-def hard drive models to standard-def hard drive models to solid state models. Here is the new line-up (from the press release):

At the top tier of Sony's CES 2009 camcorder announcements is the high-definition, hard-drive-based XR series. Sony intros 8in notebook-not-netbook. Vaio P dubbed an ahem 'lifestyle PC'. CES Yes, Sony did it: today, it unveiled an

With a 5 times optical zoom and 20 times digital zoom on the MHS-CM1 model and 4 times digital zoom on the MHS-PM1 model, Webbie HD cameras capture daily events in high-definition video (1440×1080/30p) and 5-megapixel still photos.

This contributes directly to the extraordinary picture quality, quick responses and smart shooting features that characterise this year’s High Definition Handycam range. Sony Handycam memory. After shooting, Memory Stick Handycam users

7, 2009 – Sony is making it easy to preserve memories in the best quality possible by introducing a flash memory-based high-definition camcorder with intelligent features, which is designed to fit within the family budget.

Sony’s new 16GB PRO-HG Duo HX Memory Stick® media (model MS-HX16G) offers extremely quick data transfer rates with the ability to transfer approximately one hour of high definition video from the camcorder to the PC in about six minutes

*Expandable storage capacity via Memory Stick PRO Duo™ media *Available in three fashionable colors including eggplant, orange and silver. Sony MHS-pM1 Webbie HD MP4 Camera. Available in April for about $170. *Captures high-definition

After the VGN-UX50 model, Sony now presents another ultra-mobile pocket PC. Still under the VAIO U range, here’s the VGN-UX17LP model. Claimed as the world’s smallest and lightest PC, this mobile PC features an Intel Core Solo U1400 (1.2 GHz) processor, 512MB of RAM, 30GB of HDD, and 4.5-inch (1020×600) WSVGA Clear Bright LCD display. Like its big brother, the VGN-UX17LP will be packed with biometrics fingerprint sensor and integrated camera module as well. But instead of one, users will have two cameras which would be useful for doing video conference. Too bad there’s no detail about the camera’s sensor quality.

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