Sony Intros 2 Point-and-Shoots

It’s a busy day in camera news! Today, Sony unveiled two point-and-shoots, the Cybershot DSC-T700 and the Cybershot DSC-T77. The T77 is fairly basic, but the T700 is interesting in that it has 4GB of internal storage. That’s enough space to store 1,000 full-resolution shots (10.1 MP) or 40,000 VGA ones. In-camera organization seems to be a growing trend among camera-makers, and this is a great place to start: for people who love to show off photos on the go, and don’t feel like carrying a camera for capture and a PMP for storage, this is a good idea.

And now, some specs:

T700

• $399, available in September
• 10.1 megapixels
• 4X optical zoom
• Optical image stabilization
• 3.5-inch touch screen
• 4GB internal storage
• Comes with software to sync the photos on your PC and camera, and to make organization easier.
• ISO up to 3200
• Smile Shutter
• Anti-Blink function
• Burst mode
• Face detection
• Intelligent Scene Recognition (iSCN)
• Dynamic Range Optimizer (DRO)
• 5/8-inch thick
• Available in Silver, Red, Gray, Pink, and Gold.

T77

• $299, available in September
• 10.1 megapixels
• 4X optical zoom
• Optical image stabilization
• 3-inch touchscreen
• ISO up to 3200
• Intelligent Scene Recognition (iSCN)
• Smile Shutter
• Available in Green, Pink, Brown, Black, and Silver