Sony have recently revealed details of a new ultra-compact DSLR camera with interchangeable lenses in development for launch 2010.

In 2010 Sony will introduce a new ultra-compact camera with interchangeable lenses (Distagon T* 24mm f/2 ZA SSM 24mm, new Carl Zeiss wide angle lens and Super Telephoto 500mm f/4 G Lens) that teams “any time, anywhere” convenience with DSLR picture quality. Exhibited in early concept mock-up form at PMA, the camera features a newly-developed Exmor APS HD CMOS sensor. It will also support HD video recording using the efficient AVCHD format.

Shown in concept mock-up form at PMA is a successor to the α700, Sony’s acclaimed mid-range camera body that has found favour with ‘prosumers’ and enthusiasts. Further new α DSLR cameras are meanwhile scheduled for launch in 2010.

Find out more and view the promo video on Sony’s YouTube channel!

Don’t even go near the bin with your scanner or all in one, though – you’ll need them back home. But with portability and mobility always in mind at The Gadget Monkey, this development – from $20 – is highly recommended.

Snapter ICE converts specific types of images taken with a digital camera and generates the same type of output that you would get from a flatbed scanner. Clever algorithms then adjust the output and produce a file equivalent to that created by your scanner.

Genius.

So take documents, books, magazine pages, even photos. Snap them, run Snapter Ice on the output and then try and tell the difference!

Learn more about Snapter Ice at snapter.atiz.com.